Pack-A-Day Podcast - Episode 2089 - Which Offensive Linemen Will the Packers Select?!
On today's show, Andy completes a deep dive into the most likely offensive linemen to be selected by the Packers on days one and two of the NFL Draft. Plus, prospect breakdowns for Tyler Guyton, Amarius Mims, and more. Don't miss it!
By AndyHerman
On today's show, Andy completes a deep dive into the most likely offensive linemen to be selected by the Packers on days one and two of the NFL Draft. Plus, prospect breakdowns for Tyler Guyton, Amarius Mims, and more. Don't miss it!
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Comments (7)
Turophile
April 14, 2024 at 07:41 am
Any one of Fautanu (at #25), Barton or Powers-Johnson (#25 or #41), Amegadjie (#58, #88). All very attractive options. Not a lover of Guyton, Latham or Mims.
gsd3
April 15, 2024 at 05:25 am
Agree 100%. If the pack was willing to part ways with Watson and include him in a trade package along with a 2nd or 3rd round pick, they could move up for Alt. Along with #25 that is.
Pack88
April 15, 2024 at 08:51 am
Andy: Good show but you made a comment that was simply incorrect Sitton was set to start as a rookie but a TC injury put that on hold till season 2,
MooPack
April 15, 2024 at 10:12 am
For the Packers, I think these are most likely OL in each round:
1st round: OT Tyler Guyton (like you said, checks all the boxes)
2nd: OG/OT King Sua (highest ceiling)
3rd: OG Brandon Coleman (most underrated)
4th: OG Mason McCormick (overachiever)
5th: OT Tylan Grable (most raw)
PackEyedOptimist
April 15, 2024 at 10:33 am
Very similar thoughts to mine.
MooPack
April 15, 2024 at 10:38 am
Andy, btw, there are two linked article graphics on the home page. One is correct with Offensive Line, the other has a graphic for Defensive Line.
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PackEyedOptimist
April 15, 2024 at 11:23 am
Andy, I think some of your thresholds are misplaced.
I don't think the Packers "don't like" tall or heavy OL, otherwise they wouldn't have pursued and kept players like Caleb Jones and Telfort and Tenuta.
I think they also put great value on hand size (and arm length), which draft sites rarely focus on.
They also like good "explosion" (vertical and broad jumps, especially broad) scores.
Most importantly, Gute has always preferred the VERY young players (21), despite the outlier of Wyatt.
So I think all of the following are "on the Packers' board":
Fuaga was 90%ile in both jumps, and has 10+ inch hands.
Fautana is 92%ile+ in both jumps, and has 34 1/2" arms.
Barton is 21 yrs old and in the 94%ile in the 40 and 3-cone which often coincides with the jumps (which he didn't do)
Powers-Johnson is 21, had a 90%ile vertical, and was just short of 10" hands.
Suamataia is 21, had 10 5/8' hands, and had an 86%ile broad jump.
Latham is 21 and has 11' hands
Roger Rosengarten is 21, had a 94%ile broad, and almost 10' hands
Zach Frazier has almost 11" hands (and dang it, he was a GREAT wrestler!)
Christian Mahogany deserves mention since he played at Boston College, had a 94%ile vertical and 90%ile broad, plus 10 1/2" hands
Blake Fischer is 21, had 95%ile broad, and 10" hands
Brandon Coleman had 96%ile+ broad and vertical, and 10 3/4" hands
Tanor Bortolini is 21, had 92%ile+ vertical and broad, and 10" hands
Need to mention Beaux Limmer who had a 100%ile vertical AND 100%ile bench!