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<blockquote data-quote="tynimiller" data-source="post: 1016660" data-attributes="member: 6578"><p>I struggle to bring this prospect forward given my failed predictions of a certain center from Oregon being whom I believed to be a Day3 NFL starter of the future (Jake Hanson).....BUT</p><p></p><p><strong>Jackson Powers-Johnson - Center/iOL Oregon 6'3' 320lbs</strong> is a guy ALL of Packer nation needs to familiarize yourself with. Was a Outland trophy nominee and one of the three finalists (Sedrick Van Pran and Drake Nugent) for the Rimington Trophy awarded to the best collegiate center. JPJ weekly was found on blocking highlight reels and even awarded pancake of the week awards by various folks that monitor and do such awards. While Myers is very very likely not going anywhere after this year, and will see his final year of his rookie contract in 2024, a draftee like JPJ would open up a potential red shirt year for the center of the future, or allow JPJ to compete for a starting guard spot in the meantime and be the team's primary center back up right out the gate. In this year, his first year being full time center starter, he allowed only 1 hurry - <strong>ONE</strong>! Not a sack, not a QB hit...just one hurry. In 400 snaps last season as a main RG when injury hit line he allowed ONE QB hit, nothing else. He's a big thick built blocker who absolutely embraces the concept of mauling opponents, however unlike many OL his power comes from his lower-half, which allows him if he gets position control and even move far "upper body strong" defensive lineman. While some would like to see more ferociousness in the phonebook, it's like he becomes a strategic working of body control and technique when stuck inside congestion happens...but give him a step or two or release him to attack the second level and that's when he loves to pancake folks - even as the whistle sounds. Look for JPJ especially in the late second round if he makes it there....a true center that may be gobbled up prior to that but if he is there, his starting RG experience and now center make him a VERY attractive piece potentially to add to our OL room.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tynimiller, post: 1016660, member: 6578"] I struggle to bring this prospect forward given my failed predictions of a certain center from Oregon being whom I believed to be a Day3 NFL starter of the future (Jake Hanson).....BUT [B]Jackson Powers-Johnson - Center/iOL Oregon 6'3' 320lbs[/B] is a guy ALL of Packer nation needs to familiarize yourself with. Was a Outland trophy nominee and one of the three finalists (Sedrick Van Pran and Drake Nugent) for the Rimington Trophy awarded to the best collegiate center. JPJ weekly was found on blocking highlight reels and even awarded pancake of the week awards by various folks that monitor and do such awards. While Myers is very very likely not going anywhere after this year, and will see his final year of his rookie contract in 2024, a draftee like JPJ would open up a potential red shirt year for the center of the future, or allow JPJ to compete for a starting guard spot in the meantime and be the team's primary center back up right out the gate. In this year, his first year being full time center starter, he allowed only 1 hurry - [B]ONE[/B]! Not a sack, not a QB hit...just one hurry. In 400 snaps last season as a main RG when injury hit line he allowed ONE QB hit, nothing else. He's a big thick built blocker who absolutely embraces the concept of mauling opponents, however unlike many OL his power comes from his lower-half, which allows him if he gets position control and even move far "upper body strong" defensive lineman. While some would like to see more ferociousness in the phonebook, it's like he becomes a strategic working of body control and technique when stuck inside congestion happens...but give him a step or two or release him to attack the second level and that's when he loves to pancake folks - even as the whistle sounds. Look for JPJ especially in the late second round if he makes it there....a true center that may be gobbled up prior to that but if he is there, his starting RG experience and now center make him a VERY attractive piece potentially to add to our OL room. [/QUOTE]
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