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ReasonablySober wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:Based on the discussion above it sounds like Bond off a lot of boards and worse than Burton last year from a character perspective.
Bond is visiting the Packers tomorrow.
I don’t know him personally so I can’t speak about his character and I wish he was just a little bit bigger in stature but dude is an absolute weapon. He’s gonna bring a new dynamic to whatever team drafts him being able to line him up all over the place and do so many different things. It would be real tasty getting him in a Packers uniform. The bubble screens, end arounds, motions, quick hitters and deep shots, dude really does it all. I know the 40 time was a little disappointing but only in retrospect that he set himself up for failure but I like the confidence regardless. He thinks he’s “him” as the kids say nowadays and I like that. Plus I really love the James Bond 007 celebration he does when he scores, I’d like to get used to it lol.
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Frank Nova wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:Based on the discussion above it sounds like Bond off a lot of boards and worse than Burton last year from a character perspective.
Bond is visiting the Packers tomorrow.
I don’t know him personally so I can’t speak about his character and I wish he was just a little bit bigger in stature but dude is an absolute weapon. He’s gonna bring a new dynamic to whatever team drafts him being able to line him up all over the place and do so many different things. It would be real tasty getting him in a Packers uniform. The bubble screens, end arounds, motions, quick hitters and deep shots, dude really does it all. I know the 40 time was a little disappointing but only in retrospect that he set himself up for failure but I like the confidence regardless. He thinks he’s “him” as the kids say nowadays and I like that. Plus I really love the James Bond 007 celebration he does when he scores, I’d like to get used to it lol.
He's the perfect weapon for this offense. A lot of Zay Flowers to his game. I'm hoping the character concern rumors aren't true, but if the off-field issues are as bad or worse as Jermaine Burton's like RS alluded to, that's an easy pass. Guessing they'll dig into that on his 30 visit and see if he's worth the gamble or cross him off the list.
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Not the most exciting prospect but he's kind of the ant-Wyatt. Packers could use him.
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Could this FINALLY be the year the Packers break their trend of not taking a WR in Round 1?
Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst made a point of saying this offseason that it has never been an organizational philosophy to skip receivers in the first round. That said, it's still hard to feel good about projecting a first-round receiver to the Packers until they actually do it. While Gutekunst said he hasn't purposefully avoided taking a receiver on the first day, he did say it's one of the more difficult positions for a rookie to make an immediate impact from, which could be why he has favored other spots in Round 1. -- Rob Demovsky
What we're hearing about the Packers' draft: A rival scout told me that his team expects the Packers to focus on adding defensive players for Jeff Hafley's scheme in the early rounds. He predicted that Green Bay would draft a cornerback in Round 1 and a defensive tackle in the second round before shifting to a value receiver pick in Round 3. -- Miller
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Not the most exciting prospect but he's kind of the ant-Wyatt. Packers could use him.
Yeah, I prefer Harmon over him but I would not be mad. I like Williams, he showed up every time I watched Ohio State.
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McShay's mock:
1 - Ten - Ward
2 - Cle - Hunter
3 - NYG - Carter
4 - NE - Campbell
5 - Jax - Walker
6 - LV - Jeanty
7 - NYJ - Membou
8 - Car - Graham
9 - NO - Dart
10 - Chi - Warren
11 - SF - Johnson
12 - Dal - McMillan
13 - Mia - Stewart
14 - Ind - Loveland
15 - Cle (from ATL) - Sanders
16 - Ari - Golden
17 - Cin - Green
18 - Sea - Banks Jr.
19 - TB - Campbell
20 - Den - Hampton
21 - Pit - Emmanwori
22 - LAC - Ezeiruaku
23 - GB - M. Williams
24 - NYG (from Min who get #34 & #65) - Milroe
25 - Hou - Zabel
26 - LAR - Barron
27 - Bal - Harmon
28 - Det - Pearce Jr.
29 - Was - Starks
30 - Buf - Hairston
31 - KC - Nolen
32 - Phi - Grant
33 - Atl - Conerly Jr.
34 - Min - Morrison
Not sure I would do that trade with the Giants if they offered it to GB. Missing out on Barron, Harmon, Starks, and Nolen would be rough. But I could talk to myself into Burden, Egbuka, and Ayomanor. Like Amos and Sanders. Tyleik would play right away. At edge I really love Tuimoloau. He's somehow underrated despite being the highest ranking defensive recruit at Ohio State ever and flat out dominated last year at 21 years old.
I'd probably make the trade.
1 - Ten - Ward
2 - Cle - Hunter
3 - NYG - Carter
4 - NE - Campbell
5 - Jax - Walker
6 - LV - Jeanty
7 - NYJ - Membou
8 - Car - Graham
9 - NO - Dart
10 - Chi - Warren
11 - SF - Johnson
12 - Dal - McMillan
13 - Mia - Stewart
14 - Ind - Loveland
15 - Cle (from ATL) - Sanders
16 - Ari - Golden
17 - Cin - Green
18 - Sea - Banks Jr.
19 - TB - Campbell
20 - Den - Hampton
21 - Pit - Emmanwori
22 - LAC - Ezeiruaku
23 - GB - M. Williams
24 - NYG (from Min who get #34 & #65) - Milroe
25 - Hou - Zabel
26 - LAR - Barron
27 - Bal - Harmon
28 - Det - Pearce Jr.
29 - Was - Starks
30 - Buf - Hairston
31 - KC - Nolen
32 - Phi - Grant
33 - Atl - Conerly Jr.
34 - Min - Morrison
Not sure I would do that trade with the Giants if they offered it to GB. Missing out on Barron, Harmon, Starks, and Nolen would be rough. But I could talk to myself into Burden, Egbuka, and Ayomanor. Like Amos and Sanders. Tyleik would play right away. At edge I really love Tuimoloau. He's somehow underrated despite being the highest ranking defensive recruit at Ohio State ever and flat out dominated last year at 21 years old.
I'd probably make the trade.
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ReasonablySober wrote:McShay's mock:
1 - Ten - Ward
2 - Cle - Hunter
3 - NYG - Carter
4 - NE - Campbell
5 - Jax - Walker
6 - LV - Jeanty
7 - NYJ - Membou
8 - Car - Graham
9 - NO - Dart
10 - Chi - Warren
11 - SF - Johnson
12 - Dal - McMillan
13 - Mia - Stewart
14 - Ind - Loveland
15 - Cle (from ATL) - Sanders
16 - Ari - Golden
17 - Cin - Green
18 - Sea - Banks Jr.
19 - TB - Campbell
20 - Den - Hampton
21 - Pit - Emmanwori
22 - LAC - Ezeiruaku
23 - GB - M. Williams
24 - NYG (from Min who get #34 & #65) - Milroe
25 - Hou - Zabel
26 - LAR - Barron
27 - Bal - Harmon
28 - Det - Pearce Jr.
29 - Was - Starks
30 - Buf - Hairston
31 - KC - Nolen
32 - Phi - Grant
33 - Atl - Conerly Jr.
34 - Min - Morrison
Not sure I would do that trade with the Giants if they offered it to GB. Missing out on Barron, Harmon, Starks, and Nolen would be rough. But I could talk to myself into Burden, Egbuka, and Ayomanor. Like Amos and Sanders. Tyleik would play right away. At edge I really love Tuimoloau. He's somehow underrated despite being the highest ranking defensive recruit at Ohio State ever and flat out dominated last year at 21 years old.
I'd probably make the trade.
On a side note, the 9ers getting Will Johnson would make me real sad. I know he’s not falling to 23 or we aren’t moving up for him but I just hope he goes anywhere besides Chicago or San Francisco.
Also, Williams would be a disappointing pick at 23 imo. 247 sports just did an article 2 days ago that Mykel Williams, according to ESPN projections, is the most likely to bust of all the edge rushers in this class. I know that’s not bible scripture but it’s telling. He got hurt last year and played for Georgia, 2 of Gutenkists favorite qualities in player evaluation nowadays. If it’s Williams or trade back to 34, I’m trading back without question.
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I'm not a fan of Williams. He's got the five star pedigree and he looks like he was made in a lab, but he never played like it. He's not a pass rushing threat at this point, and he never got better at Georgia. I've watched so many games of his over the last three years and not once was I ever like, oh, we have to draft this kid. I'm also not sold on the Packers' ever coaching him up either.
I wouldn't scream if he was the pick, but I definitely wouldn't love it.
I wouldn't scream if he was the pick, but I definitely wouldn't love it.
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ReasonablySober wrote:I'm not a fan of Williams. He's got the five star pedigree and he looks like he was made in a lab, but he never played like it. He's not a pass rushing threat at this point, and he never got better at Georgia. I've watched so many games of his over the last three years and not once was I ever like, oh, we have to draft this kid. I'm also not sold on the Packers' ever coaching him up either.
I wouldn't scream if he was the pick, but I definitely wouldn't love it.
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I agree. Two of the players I think are being overhyped are Mason Graham and Mykel Williams.
If we took Williams I would be hopeful and not complain but it's kind of like watching Rashan Gary in Michigan. Williams looks like he should be the best player on the field but is often overshadowed by other players around him. Jalon Walker and Starks stand out more to me than Williams. Just like when I am watching Michigan, Grant/Stewart stand out more than Graham. Maybe they are just cog pieces that take on more blockers and I am missing something though.
Taking Williams over Barron, Pearce, Harmon, and even Starks would bother me a little bit but I would be cautiously optimistic still.
If we took Williams I would be hopeful and not complain but it's kind of like watching Rashan Gary in Michigan. Williams looks like he should be the best player on the field but is often overshadowed by other players around him. Jalon Walker and Starks stand out more to me than Williams. Just like when I am watching Michigan, Grant/Stewart stand out more than Graham. Maybe they are just cog pieces that take on more blockers and I am missing something though.
Taking Williams over Barron, Pearce, Harmon, and even Starks would bother me a little bit but I would be cautiously optimistic still.
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Oh so THOSE character concerns.
What a loser.
What a loser.
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ReasonablySober wrote:Oh so THOSE character concerns.
What a loser.
I guess after all you don’t have to know him personally to know he’s got character concerns.
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Fun fact
Updated DOBs in my Draft model and each of the top 3 ILB were born on February 24(Jalon Walker, Jihaad Campbell, & Carson Schwesinger)
Updated DOBs in my Draft model and each of the top 3 ILB were born on February 24(Jalon Walker, Jihaad Campbell, & Carson Schwesinger)
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