Up to date Packers DT fits in the top 300:
Yes:
Caleb Banks
DeMonte Capehart
Jordan Van den Berg
Yes but more iffy:
Zane Durant
Kaleb Proctor
James Thompson
Cam Ball
Technically no, but maybe:
Tyler Onyedim
Landon Robinson
Bryson Eason
TBD:
Domonique Orange
Darrell Jackson
The way I see the DT class right now:
Christen Miller
Gracen Halton
Caleb Banks
Kayden McDonald
Peter Woods
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Chris McClellan
Darrell Jackson Jr
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Lee Hunter
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Domonique Orange
Rayshaun Benny
@RyanJaeger19@PackersNotes He’s never re-signed any of his 3rd round picks during his tenure. Rhyan may be the first this year, or if Kraft gets an extension, which would be deserved.
@PackersNotes And even though he’s not considered a lockdown corner by any means, at least he catches the ball when it hits him in his hands. I don’t know if there’s one consistent player on this current defense that can say the same.
@AndyHermanNFL Watching him freeze on that 2nd Henry TD, and then watching Roquan Smith read and react immediately after on the turn over on downs was enough. I don’t think he’ll ever make that jump from average to good. Trying not to overreact to a poor performance but that won’t cut it.
What the Packers' playoff seeding percentages (NYT/The Athletic) look like based on the relevant NFC games this week.
If Green Bay loses to Baltimore, they will be locked into the seventh seed.
Best result: GB>BAL, BUF>PHI, SF>CHI gives them a 29-31% chance at the 2 seed.
@RossUglem I know it would have been a lot of moving pieces but hear me out. Malik should have went to 0. Golden to 2. Reed to 1. Parsons to 11. But overall still not bad.
@NFL_DovKleiman The Packers track record in the 1st round hasn’t been exactly great as of late, so I don’t think it’s as big of an issue as most would think.