jleisher Posted April 3, 2023 Share Posted April 3, 2023 Used PFF simulator and PFF ratings. Used NFLDraftbuzz for scouting reports. Packers finalize trade with NYJ. Sending Rodgers and Bakhitiari to the Jet's for 2023 picks #13, #42, #143, 2025 Conditional pick 1st rd if Rodgers plays two years in NY. With this move, Russ Ball is able to free up $15m in cap space, he pulls off his magic. With Davis coming over in the trade, $11m of the $15m is used up. Adds $4m to the Packer's cap space. C/G Hanson to Tampa for pick #175. $940,000 cap saved. G Newman and 2024 6th round pick to LAR for picks #171 and #177. $815,164 cap saved. Total cap spaced saved $1,755,164. Roster Cuts for cap space: Frees up $5,985,001 in cap space. LS Coco Edge Garvin LB Hamilton OL Rhyan RB Taylor T Tenuta CB Thomas Cap space as of 4/3/23 per Spotrac: $22,632,360 (Top 51) Created cap space: $11,740,165 Total Cap space: $34,372,525 Restricted Free Agents: Nijman T 4yrs $32m $12m guaranteed cap hit $4m Cap space after RFA: $30,372,525 Outside Free Agents: Jarvis Landry WR 1 yr $5m. Cap hit $5m. Shelby Harris DE 2 yrs $16m $6m guaranteed. Cap hit $5m. Matt Ryan QB 1 yr $8m. Cap hit $8m. (Signed as back up QB and QB coach in 2024 after Clements leaves to join the NYJ.) Total cap space after Outside FA's: $12,372,525 2023 Packers Mock Draft: #13. Packers trade down, send #13 and #78 to Seahawks for #20 and #37. (Seattle selects Brian Branch S Alabama) #15. Packers select: Paris Johnson Jr. T Ohio State. (Johnson pushes Nijman for the starting LT position, loser starts at RT.) PASS BLOCKING: 84% RUN BLOCKING: 92% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 83.0 79.1 79.7 GAMES PLAYED 13 13 4 OFFENSE SNAPS 827 768 26 RUN BLOCK SNAPS 378 307 11 PASS BLOCK SNAPS 449 461 15 SACKS 2 0 1 HITS 0 1 0 HURRIES 12 13 1 Super smart academically - who is a natural leader both on the field and in the locker room. Finishes and doesn't quit; competitor with a positive attitude and leadership traits that coaches admire. Fires off the snap quickly, and Johnson shows the flexibility to get out and seal on reach blocks. He’s at his best, however, in the phone booth. Johnson flashes power and nastiness in the run game, able to win at the point of attack and athletic enough to get out as a pulling blocker before landing blocks on the move at the second level. Plays with appropriate wide base and intelligence, instincts, and agility to seal the edge. Aggressive extending with power to punch and looks comfortable in space. Has a strong, flexible core, and the ability to absorb and anchor against the bull rush as a pass protector. Has Improved footwork and hand placement significantly during college career showing ability to be coached. Has an impressive understanding of stunts and delayed blitzes. Five-star recruit with elite athleticism and movement skills - has the foot speed to stay with the best edge rushers. Power to move opponents in the run game. Reliable and consistent grip and core strength Outstanding lateral agility and athleticism to mirror defenders. #20. Trade down. Jags call and offer picks #24, #88 and #121 for #20 and #149. (Jags select Myles Murphy Edge Clemson) #24. Packers select: Jordan Addison WR USC. (Gets 1 year to learn behind Landry in the slot, takes over in 2024.) QB RATING WHEN TARGETED: 137.9 HANDS: 78% SHORT RECEIVING: 88% INTERMEDIATE ROUTES: 92% DEEP THREAT: 94% BLOCKING: 65% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 81.5 88.8 69.1 GAMES PLAYED 11 14 10 PASS SNAPS 335 566 356 SLOT SNAPS 77 385 294 WIDE SNAPS 253 180 62 REC 59 100 60 TARG 79 144 87 YARDS 875 1593 662 YARDS/REC 14.8 15.9 11 TD 8 17 4 Has good athletic ability and some deep speed, outstanding cutting ability, reliable hands, and surprising toughness Has consistently put-up outstanding numbers at the college level - established himself as the top receiver in the nation. Often used on deep routes, getting separation down the sideline or over the middle on crossing routes by extending his arms rather than pure speed. Combines speed, balance, quickness, vision, and crisp cuts to leave defensive backs and linebackers in the dust. Has elite change of direction can cut on a dime. Manages to find holes in coverage and has exceptional hands with equally impressive body control. Does a nice job locating and tracking deep passes and is a legitimate vertical threat. Willing to go up and attack the ball. Flashes the foot quickness and toughness to handle slot duties at the next level and lines up all over the field. A threat whenever he has the ball. Has the strong hands any NFL wide receiver coach and quarterback would covet. Tracks the deep ball over either shoulder or brings in passes fluidly without breaking stride downfield. Is one of the best route runners in the 2023 draft class. Elite technician A slippery runner with elusive footwork. Has little to no wasted movements between the reception and burst up field. #37. Packers select: Jahmyr Gibbs RB Alabama. (Dillon is a FA in 2024 and Jones is getting older, just 1 injury away from a weak backfield. Well, not after this pick.) RUSHING: 88% BREAK TACKLES: 74% RECEIVING/HANDS: 85% PASS BLOCKING: 32% RUN BLOCKING: 60% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 82.6 88.4 83.2 GAMES PLAYED 12 12 7 ATT 151 143 89 YARDS 926 746 467 YPA 6.1 5.2 5.2 TD 7 4 4 REC 44 36 23 TARG 52 43 28 REC YARDS 444 470 301 Best skill set of any RB in this class, will truly fit into any scheme. Great pass catcher with a more advanced route tree than would be expected of a RB. Strength to complement a power-back rushing attack if need be. Electric speed allowing him to easily burn tacklers on corners. Has the vision and confidence to hit holes without second thought. Will only be twenty-one years old by the time he is drafted leaving ample time for his prime years. Possess fluidity as a runner, can stop on a dime or turn on the jets at will. Has been clocked at 22.3 MPH on one of his 70+ yard touchdowns. #42. Packers select: Tanner McKee QB Stanford. 84.9 QBR (#3 QB behind Love and Ryan. #2 QB in 2024.) SHORT PASSING: 77% MEDIUM PASSING: 77% LONG PASSING: 83% RUSH/SCRAMBLE: 59% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 75.4 69.0 55.5 GAMES PLAYED 12 10 1 COMP 265 206 3 ATT 433 315 7 COMP % 61.2 65.4 42.9 YARDS 2949 2325 62 YPA 6.8 7.4 8.9 TD 13 15 0 INT 8 7 0 PASS RTG 83.8 93.9 74.7 Sticks throws into tight windows over the middle, throwing to spot on a slant or between zone defenders before the receiver is open. Traditional pro-looking QB - as elite size for the position - stands 6-6 and weighs 230lbs and has the elite arm strength to match. Stats may misrepresent his quality of play due to sub-par talent around him. Highly skilled in executing the west coast system - will likely transition into a pro-offense with ease. Has great footwork and usually deals well with pressure. Flashes good accuracy to all levels of the field and has the arm strength to make every requisite NFL throw. Big athlete with good height and stands tall in the pocket to survey. the field. Uses good technique, squaring his shoulders to the target and stepping into his throws. Sprays the ball anywhere on the field, especially when given a pocket from which to deliver. Will step up into the pocket while looking downfield, reset his feet and deliver. Has surprising speed as a runner for such a big man - has some escapability. Excellent height to see over the defense along with a super release that allows to him to avoid a number of sacks. Good accuracy overall, including excellent accuracy on short timing routes to backs and receivers, placing the ball slightly in front to lead receivers to potential yardage after the catch. Possesses an NFL arm. Gets the ball from one hash to the opposite sideline in a hurry. #45. Packers select: Darnell Washington TE Georgia. (Younger version of Lewis.) QB RATING WHEN TARGETED: 111.2 HANDS: 72% SHORT RECEIVING: 87% INTERMEDIATE ROUTES: 89% DEEP THREAT: 79% BLOCKING: 81% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 85.7 72.6 68.9 GAMES PLAYED 15 10 10 PASS SNAPS 298 133 146 IN-LINE SNAPS 197 92 93 SLOT SNAPS 86 32 45 REC 28 10 7 TARG 43 12 15 YARDS 454 154 166 YARDS/REC 16.2 15.4 23.7 TD 2 1 0 Washington is a huge tight end standing 6-7 and weighing in at 270lbs - who has the power and drive-blocking ability of a tackle. As a blocker Washington is elite, he stands out as elite as a run blocker, and you could easily mistake him for a seasoned pulling guard. As a pass blocker he is outstanding and easily handles blitzing LBs on the edge. In the 72 instances when he was used strictly in pass protection, he didn't give up a single pressure. Elite catch radius and has impressive soft strong hands to help pull down errant passes. He's a powerful open-field runner with agility, and surprising quickness and speed given his size. Knee-bend and technique are good, and Washington shows decent power when his hands hit the target. His long arms allow him to play bigger even bigger than his size, which is scary, and he has a frame that can carry even more weight. He’s a coordinated hands catcher who does a nice job digging out low throws. He’s very good with the ball in his hands, a violent runner after the catch, and often able to fend off defenders with a straight arm. Washington has a tapered build and strong hands, ripping the ball back with ease when defensive backs manage to get a hold of it. He’s very good in contested-catch situations, using his frame effectively to make plays facing the quarterback. He also shows a knack for high pointing the ball, consistently outmuscling defensive backs. #88. Packers select: Keion White Edge Georgia Tech. (Offers depth behind Gary, Smith and Enagbare.) TACKLING: 68% PASS RUSH: 84% RUN DEFENSE: 90% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 72.6 58.5 — GAMES PLAYED 12 4 — DEFENSE SNAPS 583 72 — PASS RUSH SNAPS 274 36 — RUN DEF SNAPS 282 36 — SACKS 7 0 — HITS 4 0 — HURRIES 30 2 — BATTED 1 0 — Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 A GAP 0 0 B GAP 39 5 OVER TACKLE 96 12 OUTSIDE TACKLE 445 54 OFF BALL 3 1 His motor is excellent, and he’s quick to locate the ball and make plays against the run. Powerful large club-like hands - violent in the extreme Made Bruce Feldman's Freak's List - ranked #20. He wrote "White was a devastating player for Old Dominion in 2019, making 19 TFLs. He was 265 then. He transferred to Tech, but then suffered an ankle injury that sidelined him. He’s now 6-4, 290, and primed to be a problem for ACC teams. White has hit 21 mph despite being almost 300 pounds. He also has vertical-jumped 32 inches and done 38 reps of 225 on the bench press." Has the speed to track backs sideline to sideline - impressive for a player of his size. White has excellent flexibility to bend the edge and shows a good closing burst. Tall, solid frame with adequate length and has done a nice job losing the bad weight and firming his body. He has a lethal spin move and the pure speed to close quickly. White has an excellent feel for working off blockers and knowing how and when to counter as the play goes on. He’s a high-motor player, and he shows good enough hand use, as well as a tight spin move, to win as an edge rusher. #116. Packers select: Zach Harrison DE/Edge Ohio St. (Learns behind Harris and Wyatt at DE.) TACKLING: 80% PASS RUSH: 96% RUN DEFENSE: 85% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 86.1 81.7 88.8 GAMES PLAYED 13 12 7 DEFENSE SNAPS 483 558 218 PASS RUSH SNAPS 255 299 144 RUN DEF SNAPS 220 233 70 SACKS 6 4 2 HITS 3 4 1 HURRIES 24 19 19 BATTED 4 3 1 Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 A GAP 1 0 3 B GAP 3 5 6 OVER TACKLE 21 17 4 OUTSIDE TACKLE 458 530 205 OFF BALL 0 6 0 Possesses accurate snap anticipation and timing to beat blockers off the edge. Has ridiculous athletic skills runs 4.5 at 268lbs can overwhelm opponents and fly past bigger tackles in a blink of an eye. Has a solidly built frame with good upper body strength and tenacity. Works hard to get to the ball. Plays fast with good initial quickness and closing speed to create havoc in the backfield. He has the classic frame and long arms with some explosion, power, and ability to close. Looks the part. Possesses a long, athletic build with room for additional muscle mass. Flashes a burst off the snap, good enough to cross the face of collegiate tackles and put him in position to make big plays behind the line of scrimmage. Challenges inside with quickness and strong hands. A run-and-chase defender who can leave a mark. Fast in a straight line. Excellent wide and bull rushes when he's first off, the snap. Plays with leverage at the point of attack whether inside or outside. Keeps eyes in the backfield when inside; moves linemen to either side with strong hands. #121. Packers select: Ronnie Hickman S Ohio St. (Possible replacement for Amos.) QB RATING WHEN TARGETED: 65.8 TACKLING: 72% RUN DEFENSE: 80% COVERAGE: 91% ZONE: 89% MAN/PRESS: 86% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 84.8 67.9 62.5 GAMES PLAYED 13 13 3 DEFENSE SNAPS 762 705 47 PASS RUSH SNAPS 13 3 0 RUN DEF SNAPS 341 282 10 COVERAGE SNAPS 408 420 37 TACKLES 39 79 2 ASST TKL 15 18 1 MISSED TKL 11 15 1 Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 D-LINE 15 5 0 SLOT 164 112 27 CORNER 1 19 0 BOX 379 325 3 DEEP 203 244 17 Has the fluid athleticism and speed to cover tight ends and maybe even some big slot receivers. Hickman has the ball skills to create turnovers. He also has value as a blitzer. In the run game, he’s aggressive coming downhill and hits hard. Has ideal size, as well as the straight-line speed and fluidity to turn his hips and run. He can cover a ton of ground as a run defender. Reads receivers' routes and anticipates throws at the first down marker. Covers a lot of ground in a hurry when in space. Reads the quarterback's eyes and sees the routes very quickly, then has straight-line speed to arrive with or just after the ball. Has good body control and balance to redirect and break down in the open field. Has explosive movement skills and the fluid athleticism and change-of-direction ability to come down and cover slot receivers. Has a nice, low backpedal and shows the click-and-close ability to play off his man. Hickman also has the good long speed to turn and run as a press coverage guy and the powerful hands to disrupt receivers early in the route. #143. Packers select: Luke Schoonmaker TE Michigan (#4 TE) QB RATING WHEN TARGETED: 123.6 HANDS: 74% SHORT RECEIVING: 78% INTERMEDIATE ROUTES: 83% DEEP THREAT: 80% BLOCKING: 65% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 72.7 55.0 — GAMES PLAYED 12 14 — PASS SNAPS 217 224 — IN-LINE SNAPS 148 135 — SLOT SNAPS 56 74 — REC 35 17 — TARG 45 23 — YARDS 418 165 — YARDS/REC 11.9 9.7 — TD 3 3 — Has a strong, athletic frame with room for an additional 10 pounds of muscle mass. Soft, reliable hands center the big target for quarterbacks. Shields the defense and will let the ball into his pads to protect it when about to absorb a big hit over the middle. Schoonmaker has reliable hands and shows the willingness to make catches in traffic over the middle. Soft hands. Flashes good to very good tracking and overall body control to make catches outside of his frame. Good short-area foot quickness with very good footwork. Schoonmaker runs precise routes, showing an innate feel for setting up defensive backs to create separation. #170. Packers select: Braeden Daniels G/T Utah (Depth) PASS BLOCKING: 78% RUN BLOCKING: 75% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 72.2 84.4 79.4 GAMES PLAYED 14 14 3 OFFENSE SNAPS 966 959 134 RUN BLOCK SNAPS 453 486 60 PASS BLOCK SNAPS 513 473 74 SACKS 0 1 1 HITS 1 2 0 HURRIES 14 13 1 Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 LT 966 0 0 LG 0 146 134 C 0 0 0 RG 0 0 0 RT 0 813 0 Has good footwork and technique. Balanced and agile pass protection set with excellent hand placement. Willing to attack and punches multiple times to finish the play. Quick to pick up edge blitz and shows no panic, easily adjusting angles and resetting his feet. Can recover and reset his anchor. Rarely late off the snap. Anchors against larger defenders in the middle; resets hands to maintain distance. Athletic enough to help on nose tackle then pick up twist or late blitzer. Mirrors quick interior rushers. Looks to help the center when uncovered. He's infinitely coachable and athletically gifted with the ideal frame, physique, weight distribution, knee bend and hand strength to be molded into a special blocker. Does a nice job on the second level, moving up field quickly and showing the flexibility and balance to land blocks in space. Is effective when asked to pull, showing the agility, speed, and overall range to get out as a lead blocker, where Daniels locates defenders and shows the ability to adjust and land blocks against linebackers. #171. Packers select: Mekhi Garner CB LSU (Depth) QB RATING WHEN TARGETED: 84.2 TACKLING: 83% RUN DEFENSE: 82% COVERAGE: 81% ZONE: 79% MAN/PRESS: 78% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 72.9 76.1 76.3 GAMES PLAYED 13 13 11 DEFENSE SNAPS 777 538 491 COVERAGE SNAPS 424 293 231 RECEPTIONS 24 16 14 TARGETS 54 34 36 YARDS 416 247 173 TD 2 2 1 INT 0 0 3 PASSER RATING 83.6 91.2 29.1 Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 D-LINE 1 0 1 SLOT 14 15 9 CORNER 673 477 452 BOX 75 35 17 DEEP 14 10 12 He’s tall framed with long arms to match. With his powerful hands, straight-line speed, and fluidity in his hips, turning and chasing downfield shouldn’t be a problem. He’s tall framed with long arms to match. With his powerful hands, straight-line speed, and fluidity in his hips, turning and chasing downfield shouldn’t be a problem. Flashes some physicality as a hitter. Has excellent ball skills, tracking the ball effectively and instinctively taking the right route to break up the play. Garner has the strong hands and coordination to come down with interceptions. Can track the ball downfield and gets his head around when playing in a trail position, and Garner shows excellent ball skills when breaking on a route. He’s a plus tackler in run support as well. #175. Packers select: Kaevon Merriweather S Iowa (Depth) QB RATING WHEN TARGETED: 24.2 TACKLING: 74% RUN DEFENSE: 77% COVERAGE: 89% ZONE: 85% MAN/PRESS: 88% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 88.1 75.6 71.8 GAMES PLAYED 12 14 7 DEFENSE SNAPS 806 671 365 PASS RUSH SNAPS 9 4 3 RUN DEF SNAPS 374 241 156 COVERAGE SNAPS 423 426 206 TACKLES 42 39 20 ASST TKL 6 11 3 MISSED TKL 7 6 4 Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 D-LINE 14 6 8 SLOT 165 158 124 CORNER 2 4 5 BOX 292 230 117 DEEP 333 273 111 Fluid mover with decent speed and his length allows him to cover effectively downfield. His length and leaping ability allow him to high point the ball and make plays. Merriweather would have had bigger interception numbers in college had opposing quarterbacks not gone out of their way to avoid him. Has an NFL frame with strong hands, the ability to close quickly on underneath routes and the size to tackle with a thump. Good instincts and anticipation reads and reacts with discipline. Dangerous with the ball in his hands. Closes to the ball quite well and possesses the hands to ****** throws away from his frame. Has good body control and balance to redirect and break down in the open field. #177. Packers select: SirVocea Dennis LB Pittsburgh (Replaces Barnes) TACKLING: 85% PASS RUSH: 74% RUN DEFENSE: 84% COVERAGE: 74% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 90.6 65.0 66.1 GAMES PLAYED 12 13 10 DEFENSE SNAPS 635 675 483 PASS RUSH SNAPS 119 117 85 RUN DEF SNAPS 223 251 185 COVERAGE SNAPS 293 307 213 TACKLES 59 51 42 ASST TKL 18 27 9 MISSED TKL 4 11 8 Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 D-LINE 12 17 31 SLOT 7 13 107 CORNER 0 0 0 BOX 613 641 344 DEEP 3 3 0 Dennis has an explosive first step and has the fluidity, flexibility and core strength to chase through traffic and make plays. He’s a sure and violent wrap-up tackler with sideline-to-sideline range. He’s an excellent tackler in space, showing loose hips and the ability to break down and contain runners. Reads quarterbacks eyes and reacts quickly to targets in zone coverage. Work in progress as a pass rusher, with up field burst and flexibility to dip and scrape. In coverage, Dennis shows excellent awareness and anticipation when dropping back into zone, and he has the fluidity and speed to run with most tight ends over the middle. Flashes closing speed and agility to reach passers from the blind side or up the middle before they can escape. #232. Packers select: Alex Forsyth C Oregon (PS) PASS BLOCKING: 86% RUN BLOCKING: 74% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 72.0 69.6 74.2 GAMES PLAYED 12 10 7 OFFENSE SNAPS 805 647 440 RUN BLOCK SNAPS 397 331 209 PASS BLOCK SNAPS 408 316 231 SACKS 0 2 1 HITS 0 2 1 HURRIES 1 3 2 Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 LT 0 0 0 LG 0 0 0 C 805 647 440 RG 0 0 0 RT 0 0 0 Has good footwork and technique. Balanced and agile pass protection set with excellent hand placement. Quick out of his stance with the footwork to be effective in front of screens. Willing to get out in front of ballcarriers to take out defensive backs and linebackers. In the run game, Forsyth explodes off the line of scrimmage and consistently gets out to the second level to do damage. Has a stout build with a strong, flexible core. He’s a rock in the middle of the line as a pass protector, with the heavy hands and strong grip to hold his own against bigger defensive tackles. In the run game, he shows good burst off the line of scrimmage, with the ability to win at the point of attack. Forsyth has enough speed and athleticism to move to the second level and land blocks. #242. Packers select: Devonnsha Maxwell DE/Edge Chattanooga (PS) 7.5 sacks TACKLING: 63% PASS RUSH: 90% RUN DEFENSE: 97% Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 90.0 90.8 76.9 GAMES PLAYED 11 11 4 DEFENSE SNAPS 635 615 208 PASS RUSH SNAPS 344 318 84 RUN DEF SNAPS 291 297 124 SACKS 9 14 5 HITS 3 5 2 HURRIES 16 20 2 BATTED 0 1 0 Maxwell is strong enough in the lower body to hold up at the point of attack, and Maxwell displays a good feel as a grappler in the phone booth, consistently getting blockers off-balance before sending them to the ground. Delivers a strong punch and uses his hands to shed blocks to make plays in the hole or outside the box. Uses lower-body strength to anchor inside. He’s a high-motor player, and he shows good enough hand use, as well as a tight spin move, to win as an edge rusher. Can make the impressive chest-to-chest bear hug tackle in the hole due to his ability to wreak havoc in the backfield. His spin move is already NFL-caliber, and he displays a very good motor. Plays with leverage at the point of attack whether inside or outside. Keeps eyes in the backfield when inside; moves linemen to either side with strong hands. Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 A GAP 44 39 20 B GAP 569 554 150 OVER TACKLE 14 18 34 OUTSIDE TACKLE 6 3 4 OFF BALL 2 1 0 #256: Packers select: Jason Taylor II S/ST Oklahoma St. (PS) Career Stats 2022 2021 2020 OVERALL GRADE 72.2 73.6 73.1 GAMES PLAYED 13 14 8 DEFENSE SNAPS 877 801 162 PASS RUSH SNAPS 5 21 1 RUN DEF SNAPS 384 298 77 COVERAGE SNAPS 488 482 84 TACKLES 80 44 9 ASST TKL 19 10 3 MISSED TKL 17 9 3 Snaps by Alignment 2022 2021 2020 D-LINE 11 31 3 SLOT 193 184 22 CORNER 6 4 2 BOX 234 366 47 DEEP 433 216 88 QB RATING WHEN TARGETED: 66.9 TACKLING: 66% RUN DEFENSE: 60% COVERAGE: 73% ZONE: 70% MAN/PRESS: 75% Is an explosive mover with quickness and speed. He’s at his best attacking downhill, shooting gaps in run support, and disrupting the backfield. Has a solid frame with a strong lower body and much improved bulk. Fluid and rangy with the coordination and loose hips to quickly change directions. Has quick feet and excellent change-of-direction ability, capable of mirroring quickness underneath. Strong hands to make plays on the ball, effective blitzer who shows well-coached technique and awareness. Great on route recognition and has click-and-close ability. Taylor tracks the ball well and does a nice job of getting his head around in plenty of time to avoid flags. 53 Man roster: QB: Love, Ryan,McKee RB: Jones, Dillon, Gibbs WR: Watson, Doubs, Davis, Landry, Addison, Toure TE: Deguara, Davis, Washington, Schoonmaker OL: Johnson Jr, Jenkins, Toms, Runyan, Nijman, Myers, Daniels, R. Walker, K: White P: O'Donnell LS: Orzech NT: Clark, Slaton DE: Harris, Wyatt, Harrison ILB: Campbell, Walker, McDuffie, Dennis Edge: Gary, Smith, Enagbare, White, Wilson, Hollins CB: Alexander, Douglas, Nixon, Stokes, Garner, Ballentine S: R. 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Packerraymond Posted April 3, 2023 Share Posted April 3, 2023 In the nicest way possible, please do some research on the cap and how it works if you want to do trades and FA in your mock. The entire first portion of the mock is just a giant cluster.... of cap errors. Too many to list. We cannot trade Bakh, so I'm going to pretend that the Addison and McKee aren't in the mock as we don't get pick 13 and they're pretty awful fits anyway. Pretty solid draft picks then. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VegasDan Posted April 4, 2023 Share Posted April 4, 2023 Can't see us cutting a very talented OT we took in the 3rd after just 1 year. The only pick I will complain about is a QB in the 2nd. That is not in Love's or the Packers best interest. Paris at 15 would be huge, but I doubt he lasts that long. But you never know. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vegas492 Posted April 4, 2023 Share Posted April 4, 2023 Only way I'm drafting a RB high is if we are trading Dillon during the draft. And...um...yeah...about the cap. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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