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  • Montreal DB Marc-Antoine Dequoy
  • Utah State DE Tipa Galeai
  • Florida State CB Stanford Samuels
  • North Dakota State OL Zack Johnson
  • UCLA LB Krys Barnes
  • Memphis RB Patrick Taylor Jr.
  • Oklahoma S Will Sunderland Jr.
  • Michigan State WR Darrell Stewart
  • Rutgers DE Willington Previlon
  • Prairie View TE/FB Jordan Jones
  • Baylor S Henry Black
  • Texas Tech OL Travis Bruffy
  • Southern Methodist DE Delontae Scott
  • Prairie View QB Jalen Morton
  • Texas State LB/S Frankie Griffin
 
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some of these guys weren't even listed as prospects on the nfl.com draft tracker. there's over 200 undrafted prospects on that list.

stanford samuels iii was one guy who was on the list though. he might be okay, but run support is his weakness.

galeai is also on the list, but does not look promising as a 227# defensive end. "Our analytics side has a physical profile for every position and he isn't a fit at all and we run an odd front, which is where he will have to play. There just aren't 227-pound rushers in the league." -- Personnel director AFC team

zack johnson: "Big-boned, short-armed guard lacking in athleticism and knee bend "

krys barnes:


patrick taylor might be slightly better than the guy we took in round 2.

will sunderland: "Sunderland was in line to become a starter at Oklahoma in 2017 before being charged with burglary for allegedly stealing and then selling video game systems that belonged to other students."

darrell stewart: "Three-year starter at receiver with the size and build of an intimidating strong safety. Stewart was heavily targeted in 2019, but lacked eye-catching production. His routes are dull and lack the ability to throw coverage off his scent. He needs to use his imposing frame to carve out catch space and compete harder to make those combat catches. He's not bad with the ball in his hands, but catching the football was a coin flip all the way through mid-October. The traits and athleticism are worth a look as an undrafted free agent, but he will need to show vast improvements in several areas to make any noise in a camp."

willington previlon: "After a solid senior season at Rutgers, defensive tackle Willington Previlon is ready for an NFL team to give him a chance to play at the next level. He was arguably the best defensive player on the Rutgers team last season and his 6-foot-5 frame has him measuring up to current NFL defensive tackles. Previlon started all 12 games last season and logged a team-leading 35 tackles for the Scarlet Knights."

jordan jones: just a guy

marc-antoine dequoy: played in canadia.
 
also signed: ot, travis bruffy - texas tech: "Travis Bruffy held down the blind side after spending 2018 as a right tackle. A second-year team captain, he was the leader of Tech’s offensive line and made the All-Big 12 second team as a senior. With his experience playing both tackle spots and his size at 6-6, 305 pounds, Bruffy has a shot at making an NFL roster and eventually getting a chance as a starter.

Projected range: Rounds 4-6
 
delontae scott: "Coming off a season where Scott headlined an SMU defensive group that led the nation in sacks with Scott adding 10 sacks, the former Irving (Tex.) Nimitz standout feels the 2019 season was a tremendous way to end his career on the Hilltop. In 13 games in 2019, he registered 39 tackles, 18 of which were tackles for loss, while also forcing three fumbles, adding four quarterback hurries, a pass breakup and a blocked field goal."
 
There's only 1 LB on that list? Wow they really don't value the ILB position.
 
Despite this not being agreeable to most Packer fans, I get the impression the coaching staff is fairly happy with the guys they have catching the football. Not grabbing any receivers, except one UDFA tells me they will grab a free agent or two down the line with camp cuts, or they are actually happy with what they've got. (That should get some stomachs churning)

The grabbed a QB. Groom to replace Rodgers. It's still Rodgers huddle. A pile driver type RB. They plan on pounding the rock, because this guy can do it. You can never have too many guys that have that skill. A TE, not known for his speed or routes, but who is considered a pretty good blocker. That fits with the run too.

Now, back to the receivers. If they weren't bad, it was Rodgers not making good reads (He missed a lot of open shots), poor blocking, and even some coaching mistakes, by not putting together play action passes that are so effective. The Packers just didn't seen to see them as important last year, but they are.

Anyhow. Just rambling on some thoughts.
 
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Despite this not being agreeable to most Packer fans, I get the impression the coaching staff is fairly happy with the guys they have catching the football. Not grabbing any receivers, except one UDFA tells me they will grab a free agent or two down the line with camp cuts, or they are actually happy with what they've got. (That should get some stomachs churning)

The grabbed a QB. Groom to replace Rodgers. It's still Rodgers huddle. A pile driver type RB. They plan on pounding the rock, because this guy can do it. You can never have too many guys that have that skill. A TE, not known for his speed or routes, but who is considered a pretty good blocker. That fits with the run too.

Now, back to the receivers. If they weren't bad, it was Rodgers not making good reads (He missed a lot of open shots), poor blocking, and even some coaching mistakes, by not putting together play action passes that are so effective. The Packers just didn't seen to see them as important last year, but they are.

Anyhow. Just rambling on some thoughts.
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The next few years are going to be rough for GB.
 
The draft and UDFA as a whole is underwhelme it seems the Packers put little time in effort into this draft and Gute's excuse is we liked guys but could not trade up to get them and when we picked there was no one worth picking from that group.

So what they you just picked some random crap off the board that did not matter if they were going rounds to early?
 
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