2024 Draft Day 3 Discussion

[Madcity_matt]

biggest surprise of the draft haul is no pure corners

Otherwise, hard to complain.

Surprising number of adequate athletes instead of our usual elite ones, but if it comes with instincts and physicality, that's a nice counterbalance to what we have.

Good stuff, good stuff.

I'm not in love with our CB room. Lot of reliance on Valentine taking a step or Stokes not sucking which we haven't seen since 2021.

Strengthening the safeties is going to really help our CB room out

[YoHoChecko]

Travis Glover, OT, Georgia St.... lemme research

[go pak go]

Travis Glover, OT, Georgia St.... lemme research

Chili on this board really liked him. I think this is a good one.

[BF004]

So 3 picks left?

Give me and OL, then 2 of OL/CB/QB

Love it!

So that’s rounds 1, 5, and 6 for OL?

I was kind of wanting like 2, 3/4, 6, 7

So I’m quite happy.

[YoHoChecko]

Travis Glover, OT, Georgia St.... lemme research

6'6" 317 and like woefully below (threshold) athletic measurables

shuttle: 4.84 (4.75)
3-cone: 8.09 (7.75)
40: 5.27 (5.20)
bench: 20


long arms (34+ inches)

a lot of smaller school guys don't get the agility drill training so they don't perform as well relative to their natural abilities, but that's a bit below.

ESPN (Matt Miller) says he had a rough Senior Bowl, has all the traits and agility but needs a lot of work on stance, technique, strength, etc. Calling for a redshirt year.

[BF004]

Eliot Wolf doubling up on QB in his first draft taking Joe Milton and the big arm in the 6th

Shuler/Ferrotte RG3/Kirky Chainz 3.0

[go pak go]

Travis Glover, OT, Georgia St.... lemme research

6'6" 317 and like woefully below (threshold) athletic measurables

shuttle: 4.84 (4.75)
3-cone: 8.09 (7.75)
40: 5.27 (5.20)
bench: 20


long arms (34+ inches)

a lot of smaller school guys don't get the agility drill training so they don't perform as well relative to their natural abilities, but that's a bit below.

ESPN (Matt Miller) says he had a rough Senior Bowl, has all the traits and agility but needs a lot of work on stance, technique, strength, etc. Calling for a redshirt year.

Sounds like a practice squad guy who will be clearly behind Tanuta and Jones

[mnkcarp]

Someone to keep our actual OL depth honest this off-season.

[YoHoChecko]

My Guys left

Myles Harden, CB South Dakota
Jaheim Bell, TE/FB/Hback YAC monster
Keldon Slovis, QB BYU
Michael Pratt, QB
Eric Watts, EDGE UConn
Javontae Jean-Baptiste, EDGE Notre Dame


I think that exhausts the guys I know I like

EDIT: I forgot the RBs. Blake Watsonmostly. But Dylan Laube and Cody Schraeder are people that I wouldn't be in the dark on

Tylan Grable (OL UCF) off the board to the Bills.

[Yoop]

the changes with kick offs might require more bigs for front line blocking as well as backup O, just as guess

[YoHoChecko]

Lions are so predictable now. Mahogany gives them another guy who is tough and physical; this time a guard who wasn't a fit for us, so I didn't care about him, but one of the biggest drops from "consensus" media boards in the draft thus far

[go pak go]

Rich Eisen is such a special human being.

I can't think of many people who have such success with no previous athletic history or relying on "shock entertainment" or negativity blasting.

Rich is purely a positive, real representative of sports media and above all is entertaining. The fact he has done this for so long and helped build the NFLN to where it is today is truly remarkable.

Just a genuine dude who has no ego to do anything for the ultimate good and promoting sports everywhere.

[Pckfn23]

Rich Eisen is such a special human being.

I can't think of many people who have such success with no previous athletic history or relying on "shock entertainment" or negativity blasting.

Rich is purely a positive, real representative of sports media and above all is entertaining. The fact he has done this for so long and helped build the NFLN to where it is today is truly remarkable.

Just a genuine dude who has no ego to do anything for the ultimate good and promoting sports everywhere.

Kind of the same vein with the late great John Clayton. Loved that guy this time of year.

[paco]

Bell went to the Pats.

[Crazylegs Starks]

Rich Eisen is such a special human being.

I can't think of many people who have such success with no previous athletic history or relying on "shock entertainment" or negativity blasting.

Rich is purely a positive, real representative of sports media and above all is entertaining. The fact he has done this for so long and helped build the NFLN to where it is today is truly remarkable.

Just a genuine dude who has no ego to do anything for the ultimate good and promoting sports everywhere.

Kind of the same vein with the late great John Clayton. Loved that guy this time of year.

The best John Clayton clip:

[lupedafiasco]

Rich Eisen is such a special human being.

I can't think of many people who have such success with no previous athletic history or relying on "shock entertainment" or negativity blasting.

Rich is purely a positive, real representative of sports media and above all is entertaining. The fact he has done this for so long and helped build the NFLN to where it is today is truly remarkable.

Just a genuine dude who has no ego to do anything for the ultimate good and promoting sports everywhere.

Kind of the same vein with the late great John Clayton. Loved that guy this time of year.

The best John Clayton clip:

All time commercial. I laughed every time this came on back in the day.

[paco]

2nd to last pick coming up.

[paco]

QB controversy!

[lupedafiasco]

It’s time for us to take my favorite name in the draft. Storm Duck.

[paco]

Rename the Senior Bowl the Future Packers Bowl.