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    Peter Schrager 2024 NFL mock draft 2.0: Six QBs among first 13 picks; Eagles, Chiefs, Lions trade up

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    Happy Draft Day everyone!!! On today’s show, Andy gives his final notes ahead of the draft, what to watch for, and his final prediction ahead of round 1. Plus some mock draft scenarios you won’t want to miss. Enjoy the draft!!!

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    Every year, the writers create a list of six or seven guys we refer to as our “My Guys” for the Packers Draft Guide Powered by Packer Report.

    The idea is simple: Which seven players from this year’s draft class are your favorites? They might be day three guys or top prospects. But, we believe all of these players will have extremely successful NFL careers, so we are happy to put our names next to them and pound the table for them.

    Although Robinson is a one-trick pony, that trick is among the most useful ones available for the ball’s defensive side. With a little more growth, I’m willing to wager that Robinson, being a speed rusher with sufficient flexibility, will be able to post double-digit sack seasons.

    That player is likely going to receive a very large second deal.

    It’s worth a talk, whether or not the Packers show interest. Since they ceased selecting real linebacker types like Vince Biegel, Kyler Fackrell, and Clay Matthews, Green Bay has undoubtedly favored larger players on the defensive end. This was concurrent with Mike Pettine’s employment.

    Even though Robinson doesn’t do much else, I’m willing to wager that he is an elite pass rusher.

    I don’t think Will Shipley deserves a second or even third round grade. Having said that, I’m ready to sign my signature to his NFL career. Shipley is a brilliant football player in addition to being an amazing athlete. He effortlessly catches the football and runs with it. Additionally, his profile should make him a valuable asset on special teams.

    perhaps as a running back, I think I have a clear idea of what Shipley can accomplish at the next level, and that will keep him in the league for two or perhaps three NFL contracts. He can be a good passing game third down option in addition to being a good number two back for a team.

    Shipley might not have a superstar ceiling in my opinion. His ceiling is enormous, and I have no doubt that he will be a productive NFL football player for many years to come.

    I feel as though I’m extending a warm welcome to Cole Bishop Island. When I first started watching more games, I had a pretty high opinion of Bishop as a versatile piece on the interior of a pass defense. He simply kept getting better.

    Then there was Indianapolis. It’s crucial to remember that Bishop’s agility is unknown to us. Nevertheless, at 6’2″ and 206 pounds, he achieved an incredible 4.45 40-yard dash and possesses an exceptional 39″ vertical leap. When it comes to speed and explosiveness, he is an excellent athlete.

    Bishop is a strong tackler and plays the entire field. He has a lot of future as an NFL defensive back.

    The Packers ought to be rather intrigued. Bishop is not just “their type”; he also perfectly balances Xavier McKinney out.

    Ben Sinnott is a “My Guy” not only because he fills a role in the offense that the Packers have available now that Josiah Deguara is a Jacksonville Jaguar, but also because I have a lot of faith in him.

    The greatest option at tight end is always a great athlete. As at other positions, there are exceptions, but the best tight ends are usually the really talented athletes. Relative Athletic Scores exceeding 9.0 are possessed by Travis Kelce, George Kittle, Sam LaPorta, TJ Hockenson, Kyle Pitts, Dallas Goedert, David Njoku, and Cole Kmet. Luke Musgrave and Tucker Kraft, two promising tight ends for the Packers, also do.

    Even if Sinnott’s “only” 250 pounds and shorter stature than 6’4″ drag down his overall score, his RAS is an extremely impressive 9.73. In the speed, explosive, and agility testing categories, he obtains outstanding composite ratings.

    Apart from his remarkable physical prowess, Sinnott is an incredible football player. He was a versatile player at Kansas State who lined up everywhere, including at fullback, and had excellent hands and a high football IQ. He contributed significantly to a strong offensive unit.

    At the tight end position, great athletes are a safe bet, and Sinnott has the film to support his super-athlete status.

    “What if Allen Lazard was a 97th percentile athlete?”

    I asked myself that question when I was scouting Johnny Wilson. At 6’7″ and over 230 pounds, Wilson is a confirmed space alien, which has some thinking he may be a converted tight end. It doesn’t really matter where he plays, in my opinion.

    Although Wilson’s output didn’t match his physical description, he is a traits prospect who delivered when called upon to make huge plays. A significant portion of his receptions resulted in either a first down or a score, and Florida State frequently turned on him to convert a third-down play—another area of strength for Lazard.

    Wilson is a challenging opponent who moves people in the run game. Safeties may be too slow, and corners are most likely too narrow. With his athletic gifts already present, Johnny Wilson should work with a good wide receiver (or tight end) coach to learn some of the nuances of the passing game.

    I’ll take that lotto ticket in my possession. Fortunately, Jason Vrabel, the Packers’ receivers coach, is an extremely talented member of the team.

    Fast is Xavier Worthy. Nobody is arguing against that. With a scorching 4.21 seconds, he now holds the record for the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine for any position.

    But it goes far deeper than that. Football is Xavier Worthy’s strong suit. Though I realize that sounds like a clumsy, absurd analysis, Worthy plays with subtlety. Texas utilized him a lot on go balls and screens, but Worthy demonstrated that he could win often at the top of the route on routes other than slants, 9 routes, and screens.

    What a skillful wide receiver! If you combine the potential to run a 4.21 with even the most basic ability to be a wide receiver of mid-round grade, you have first round value in my opinion. John Ross is not this person.Join Ross Uglem on the Daily Draft today as he examines Terrion Arnold’s potential impact on the Packers and breaks down his scouting report on him.

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