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According to the scouts that McGinn polls (or at least claims to), Cooper is not one of the players in this class that they think could wear the green dot right away. They were split as to whether Colson could. The guys that were generally agreed on as capable were: Payton Wilson, Cedric Gray...

Legette is the perfect piece to complement what they already have. He's a ball winner with long speed and the size to win as a YAC weapon.

Historically, the Packers have been much more willing to use guys like him at tackle than other clubs and they’ve been highly successful doing so.

One of the bigger questions, to me, for pick #25 is whether or not GB considers Graham Barton as a legitimate tackle. If they do, he would make sense for them in round 1. If he's an iOL only in their eyes, I doubt they would spend a round 1 pick on him. This is a comparison that, for some...

Well let me just say first, I have neither the resources nor the expertise to be dogmatic about something like this. I'm not carefully studying All 22 and drawing a conclusion that's 100% my own. I've watched Cooper a bit and I like him, but this is about more than that as well. -He's had...

I think both are bound to move inside and I think Barton’s age, tools, and development curve make him the more attractive option.

I don't think that Morgan will be in play for them at #25 because of his length issues. I think he's bound for the interior, and I can't see them taking iOL in round 1. Same reason why I bet they would pass on Barton if he's there.

Another dark horse candidate is Suamataia.

Someone clearly cribbing my takes on this forum.

This speaks to me.

Myles Harden is #258 and I would take him at #124. Roger Rosengarten is consensus #100 overall and I think he’s a top 50 caliber prospect. Brandon Coleman is #155 and I would happily see the Packers grab him at #88. Max Melton is #61 and I would be down with him at #41. Edge Cooper is #40...

Some of these will take a while to be proven wrong, but I can't manufacture intuitions. -Two of the top 6 QB's in this class will turn into useful, long-term starters: J.J. McCarthy and Bo Nix. -The streak of disappointing "can't miss" tight ends in the top 20 will continue. -Rome Odunze will...

He was a viable backup in Philly. It was a disaster in Tennessee. Their OL coach is also a nobody. I think the ceiling of the deal is that he’s a better backup tackle than they currently have.

Here is a breakdown of the visits (so far) by position and where these prospects are on the consensus big board: SAF- 6 -Kitan Oladapo, Oregon State (156) -Jaylon Carlies, Missouri (237) -Omar Brown, Nebraska (331) -Akeem Dent, Florida State (352) -Dell Pettus, Troy (498) -Chris Edmonds...

I don't know if this would be "ideal." Too many variables. But I like the way it would attack both the needs and the value within this class: 1.25: Amarius Mims, OT, Georgia 2.41: Marshawn Kneeland, DE, WMU 2.58: Junior Colson, LB, Michigan 3.88: Andru Phillips, CB, Kentucky 3.91: Malik...