I'm surprised more people aren't talking about Cole Bishop! He fits the Packers so well. A high RAS and a fantastic frame plus a great Box/Deep safety! I feel like if he's available early 4th or late 3rd we should take him. Or Trey Taylor in the 6th/7th!
Funny how RAS and testing dominates things. I know Nubin had a very low score but he was rated so high coming into this process because of what he does on the field not in testing. We can gush about RAS all we want but none of the high scores we’ve had have panned out at safety. I think it’s one of the few positions where your score is less vital and your actual instincts are most important. Let’s not forget we just gave a top of the market deal to a safety who’s RAS was < 6. He’s not a speed guy but his instincts are amazing. If we can get nubin late second or third with how he’s dropping I’m still happy but would like hicks as well.
i think he passes the eye test. he just looks good. he looks like a good football player. but i dont think he will fit the scheme, hafley wants to run a man heavy system and guys that can play both safety spots. man schemes will expose his lack of athleticism. ironically i think nubin could be great in joe barrys system, heavy on zone and let the safeties and LBs clean up in run defense. he can play off his instincts and tackle in that scheme lol
Cole bishop don't get enough respect he's 6 ' 2" 209 fast physical high ceiling the way he jumps routes and hits backs in a year or 2 he ll one of the top safeties .
I really liked the final list table on you last CB video. Appreciate if you do that at the wrap up of all positions. I really like the prospects: Jayden Hicks, Malik Mustapha and Cole Bishop. The more I hear about all these guys the more it looks to me like the Packers will be significantly upgraded at the Safety position once the draft is over.
As this position group is compared it is a very very similar class in one category . These safeties SUCK at tackling hold but a few while they can mostly be dynamic across the board as coverage Safety . Madness. So while Bas has this covered as a group in his video i will let you know who the Packers are looking at and why and avoid the Safety picks the Packers are shying away from . The Packers are not looking for a big mover like McKinney because they just signed McKinney . So Do not expect any Tyler Nubin, Kam Kitchens, Bullard , or several other of the top Safety players to be the big target early this draft ( wink ) . So my list is only including those players I believe the Packers wish to match with McKinney while the aforementioned list above would be players the Packers would have drafted had they not signed McKinney but are now looking for the other side of that Duo to pair with him. Utah, Cole Bishop. RAS of 9.82 . 4.45, 40 time 6'2'' 207lbs of the best player to ever come out of Utah in the schools history hands down. While Cole is not getting the press others are in his position group Cole is the best fit for the new look Packers defense . He is a very dynamic tackler and cover man who can play the slot against TEs and lock them down . He is a Box guy to McKinney's coverage skills but so much more than that . He fills all the needs left on the other assignment that McKinney is not covering. He is a downhill animal with speed in the ridiculous range. He plays smart with angles and finds holes in blocking against the run no other safety beside Mustapha can . While other Safety in this class are probably more Star powered and flashy Cole Bishop is better than all of them for what the Packers have planned for this new defense . He is the Packers #1 Safety prospect and I think they take him way before the consensus values him. Malik Mustapha, Wake Forest, 5'10.8" 209lbs runs 4.33 Now take everything I wrote about Cole Bishop and add a Tasmanian Devil and you have Malik Mustapha. He has not got the size of Bishop but he makes up for it with pure crazy effort . The guy is a uncaged beast on a football field and plays Box like a linebacker and still has the coverage skills to attack an offense in a great many ways. He tackles with anger and takes on full grown blockers like a linebacker despite his frame being slight. While he does get overly excited and sometimes gets himself to deep into a play he usually finds himself around the football . Simply he is a perfect wing man for McKinney and one that could be used in a lot of different ways . I do not think the Packers jump out of the window like they will with Bishop to draft him but could see him picked on day two without a doubt. Make no mistake of his work ethic. He put on 36lbs of muscle and put up 22 reps at the bench during combine testing. So he will be a long time NFL starter on work ethic alone. Jaylen Simpson , Auburn 6' 180lbs 4.47 speed . While everyone seems to only be focused on his teammate as a top prospect in this class I feel Simpson offers the Packers a perfect player fit that his counterpart doesn't . Simpson is a tool box who can cover with twitch and dominate in press coverage as a Nickle . However his Safety play is what really makes him a fit for this system despite holding less value in the market than others ranked ahead of him. Simpson is a glue cover man in any press man situation and he is also very aware in zone . He has all the tools to be one of the best players taken in this class as a Safety. Simply put one of the extremely overlooked Stars that works best for what the Packers are building . He might not bring all the hype of others but his fit in Green Bay is undeniable. Early Day three should do it. Jayden Hicks , Washington State 6'2'' 211lbs, ran 4.49 as a high schooler. If you want a box guy this is the one that cannot be passed. He is a box safety to his core and has little extra outside of that assignment I love about him as a Safety but as a Box he is the best one in that group . He has the range to be a complete Safety but he has not improved as a long push deep Safety . not saying he cannot become this someday given he has more tools than most but he has to develop as a coverage safety before he can be considered elite . His downhill explosiveness though is elite already and along side McKinney he could prove to be a nice addition to the defense .155 tackles over the past 2 seasons says a lot about how the Packers could use him with Jeff H running the scheme . While he will cost more to get than Simpson and is not half as versatile he still would give the Packers a player like they have not had in ages at Strong . Day 2 pick would be his cost.
I told everyone last year they were going to TE in rounds 2&3 and everyone told me I was wrong. I also hit Wicks in round 5 and Dubose in 7. Our new D coordinator is supposed to be better. They gave him one of the best safeties in FA. Let’s see him coach. They can add fill ins, FA’s, at LB and safety. I have at 25 OL, moving up in round two and using 91 to get another OL than drafting a corner and LB. It’s a fun game to play. All our evaluations are mostly darts. Who knows how their evaluations will go. I just think there’s amazing talent in the first 40 picks at OL.
Honestly it’s going to be hard to not have a good draft and even if we managed that we STILL are a scary team. So many amazing possible outcomes for our draft. I can’t wait.
I am from Nebraska and may be looking at this with red and white glasses on but I dont think you would regret drafting Omar Brown hes a good tackler also I Like A Linebacker for the Huskers is Luke Reimers also a good tackler neither lack effort
Recently i've been wondering if we could draft Renardo Green to play as a saftey rather than a cornerback, he does have some experience playing the position.
Question: If the packers did draft a receiver, what would he bring to the table that they don't already have. The only receiver on the roster who has some question because of injuries is Watson, but we won't be able to draft anyone of that caliber at our position so maybe Johnny Wilson would bring something different as a WR/TE hybrid. Pearsall is also good but we have Reed and Wicks.
Nubin's RAS is underrated due to him testing while recovering from surgery so these numbers should be taken with a grain of salt. You should also mention that Nubin's RAS is not official as I don't believe his official scores were made public. He is definitely considered for that #41 pick.
I am rooting for J. Hicks in round 2. I think he sounds like a perfect fit. How would you see Cooper Desean fit in, if he were converted to safety? Would he be just a free safety? As a former corner, how would he do in the box? Also, who has a better chance of slipping down to our second 2nd round pick Hicks or Linebacker E. Cooper?
@andyadams7806 like him too, probably the best pure slot guy. I like Sainristil too but he's a bit small for Gutey's liking, but he's a gamer and true leader.
Every year, it seems like the draft is a weak year at safety, and many years there are 2 to 3 safeties that are actually pro ready. The teams that value defense are the teams that will draft a safety high. If the Pack draft a safety who's pro ready and bolster up the backend, they can play some Texas hold em in the playoffs again. The Pack's front carried them through the playoffs the last few visits. The Pack need to be strong on many levels to get far in the playoffs. There have been many safeties that have played okay at 5'10". Top safeties are typically at least 5'11" and over 200 lbs. The Pack should look to draft a guy with a high probability of being very impactful. they should look to draft a safety that is at least 6 foot, especially if you consider that a safety might cover a tightend, a back, and a larger receiver deep. Nubin might still be a good prospect. He was recovering from an injury so he didn't fully participate in the combine drills. Hicks looks okay in his highlights but he played for a weak team. In plays within games, not the highlights, he's out of position a lot and he's not a consistently good tackler. He does have many attributes that are desirable for a pro safety. He might be a good developmental prospect. He's not the top pro ready prospect. Bishop is a great fit for the Pack. The Pack's biggest need right now is SS, cuz they signed McKinney. Bishop is a bit underdeveloped as a FS but he has experience playing everywhere in the backfield. He's great in the box and he has the size to cover tightends and larger receivers. As a SS, Bishop is a plug and play safety. With the right team, he could probably develop into a pro FS in a couple of years. Bishop's fair value in the draft is in the mid second to mid 3rd round. Ty Smith looks like an interesting nickel-subpackage guy. He would be a great pick if he still there in the 3rd/4th round.
I been having a feeling that the packers should draft at least 2 one of javon Bullard or the texas tech guy type slot/free then a box guy like Jaden hicks or Kitan to give us diverse secondary allow with a cb
Pray that we move down out of the 1st. If the right guy falls….our pick could yield a return of 2 top-75 picks (Cards, ATL, Redskins (yeah….Redskins) or Philly. What we really need can be filled with extra picks between 35-80. S, IOL, C, LB, Tackle, Big edge (DORLUS), RB.
jaden hicks is my ideal pick. he would pair so well with mckinney. bullard could be okay too. i just hope that we don’t reach for a safety given we have other needs + a weaker safety class
Nobody is talking about the jets doing the craziest thing possible and drafting QB at pick 10. They get angry 2020 & 21 Aaron back and their QB of the future 👀 If JJ McCarthy is there at 10 I’d do it
My FIRST Packers predictive mock draft 2024 version 1 for Bas Chat . I will assume no trading in mocks because prediction of trades is not my way . Enjoy . This is who I believe they will be drafting version 4/2/2024 no trades . Not my picks but who I believe the Packers will be drafting. 25. Who knows ....? 41.Not a clue... 58 for sure could not even guess . 88 could be literally anyone 91 this will for sure be Jarrian Jones from Florida State. nickle . No not really it can be anyone . 126 ,169,202, 219,245 and 255 are all completely and totally unpredictable. This 2024 draft is like no other I have lived through in human history . The Packers have no reason to seek a direction in this draft . If they play best fit they can score a starter through almost the entire class top to bottom . This draft is made for the Packers it seems . I have gone over this every single way. There will be major talent slipping to the Packers at 25 because of the need and abundance of super QB talent . There will be a top tier Lineman that would in any other season be a top 10 pick available OR one of the super talented CBs will fall for the exact same reason . For the very first time in my life the Packers can literally draft for the best available player at almost any position group and it would be considered a wonderful choice by everyone. Wiggins, Fiske , Barton, Bishop, Tanner B, The list is completely endless this class . There are so many really strong players through so many position group the best process this Packers team can use this season is to just draft the best player on the board on defense until you run into the lineman you want . When you have a dearth of everything you add your RBs and a perfect draft is had. This draft is set up for the Packers to really score big.
@@PackerFan1418who do we take out of our current WR room? Tbh, I think if we took him, we should trade Watson… our offense operated amazing without him in the game
@@PackerFan1418,I agree with you 100% I feel like there's nobody talking about Brian Thomas as they should but maybe it's just because I'm a packer fan and there's not too many packer fans that are talking about receivers or drafting one, I think there are some decent questions in the receiver room can Christian Watson stay healthy?, have we seen the ceiling of Romeo Doubs?, what can Bo Melton & Tay Wicks do with a full season with more opportunities?
Safeties in found 5 or 6. Too many other positions of need. Like starting O linemen. One at 25, trade down to NE’s pick in 2nd round for our 91 and get another one. So much O line talent up to pick 36. After that, they’ll be gone.
what? i agree we should go OL round 1. then LB and safety round 2. then double down in OL round 3 and a CB. rest of the rounds reload on RB, OL and the rest. There are some nice prospects in the later rounds im really liking tanor bortolloni, frank crum, mason mccormick (dude screams packers guy), amegadjie and rosergaten (should be there round 3 and 4). this is a deeeeep class.
@@ricardorivera7549 who’s going to protect Love. One of the worst centers in the NFL. A right guard who was platooning with a player we let go and a left tackle who was platooning with another player we let go. And zero depth. There is not much time to develop O line talent if one or two players get injured. You need big dogs up front who can play now.
@@LVHITMAN yeah which is why i agree that we need to go OL round 1. im more concerned about the IOL. i like either barton, fautanu or powers johnson in R1. they all offer C,OG,OT versatility. i think rasheed is much more serviceable than sean rhyan or even myers is. so drafting the guys i mention give us a plug and play starter at RG and the flexibility to let go of myers. who is just mediocre at best. and to add to ur point, we just brought in josh jacobs. lets beef up the OL and let jacobs and JLo work.
@@LVHITMAN now, outside of R1, i dont think the guys at round 2-3 are worth it over the other priorities we have to cover. we got a seventh round pick with like 100 snaps starting at SS rn. keisean nixon who is meh in the slot. and a guy that has been a career special teamer as our LB2. we cant just draft 2-3 OL within the first 6 picks. we need to address the rest. so lets do what the packers do best, draft a starter in R1 and then draft 2-3 developmental guys after round 4. im sure we will walk out of this draft w 2 starters at least on the OL
I'm surprised more people aren't talking about Cole Bishop! He fits the Packers so well. A high RAS and a fantastic frame plus a great Box/Deep safety! I feel like if he's available early 4th or late 3rd we should take him. Or Trey Taylor in the 6th/7th!
Bishop is the guy.
Funny how RAS and testing dominates things. I know Nubin had a very low score but he was rated so high coming into this process because of what he does on the field not in testing. We can gush about RAS all we want but none of the high scores we’ve had have panned out at safety. I think it’s one of the few positions where your score is less vital and your actual instincts are most important.
Let’s not forget we just gave a top of the market deal to a safety who’s RAS was < 6. He’s not a speed guy but his instincts are amazing. If we can get nubin late second or third with how he’s dropping I’m still happy but would like hicks as well.
And last yr’s throw-apart selection of Karl Brooks (RAS
i read that the only safety in the last ten years that had a lower pre draft RAS was tyrann mathieu of all people. interesting factoid right there
i think he passes the eye test. he just looks good. he looks like a good football player. but i dont think he will fit the scheme, hafley wants to run a man heavy system and guys that can play both safety spots. man schemes will expose his lack of athleticism. ironically i think nubin could be great in joe barrys system, heavy on zone and let the safeties and LBs clean up in run defense. he can play off his instincts and tackle in that scheme lol
Cole bishop don't get enough respect he's 6 ' 2" 209 fast physical high ceiling the way he jumps routes and hits backs in a year or 2 he ll one of the top safeties .
i like the utah safeties down the board: cole bishop and sione vaki
I really liked the final list table on you last CB video. Appreciate if you do that at the wrap up of all positions. I really like the prospects: Jayden Hicks, Malik Mustapha and Cole Bishop. The more I hear about all these guys the more it looks to me like the Packers will be significantly upgraded at the Safety position once the draft is over.
I think Cole bishop would be a great project for Jeff hafley think he comes in and contributes right away as well
Great layout! The way you present information is always helpful to help follow along.
I secretly think the Packers are gunning for Cole Bishop. He would fit in nicely next to McKinney. And he can easily be had in the 3rd or 4th round.
I’m all for Jaden Hicks.. Can play in the box, matchup with tight ends, crashing down against the run, and would be a good pair with McKinney
Either do LB or IOL. I really enjoy these videos so just do both😂
As this position group is compared it is a very very similar class in one category . These safeties SUCK at tackling hold but a few while they can mostly be dynamic across the board as coverage Safety . Madness.
So while Bas has this covered as a group in his video i will let you know who the Packers are looking at and why and avoid the Safety picks the Packers are shying away from .
The Packers are not looking for a big mover like McKinney because they just signed McKinney . So Do not expect any Tyler Nubin, Kam Kitchens, Bullard , or several other of the top Safety players to be the big target early this draft ( wink ) . So my list is only including those players I believe the Packers wish to match with McKinney while the aforementioned list above would be players the Packers would have drafted had they not signed McKinney but are now looking for the other side of that Duo to pair with him.
Utah, Cole Bishop. RAS of 9.82 . 4.45, 40 time 6'2'' 207lbs of the best player to ever come out of Utah in the schools history hands down. While Cole is not getting the press others are in his position group Cole is the best fit for the new look Packers defense . He is a very dynamic tackler and cover man who can play the slot against TEs and lock them down . He is a Box guy to McKinney's coverage skills but so much more than that . He fills all the needs left on the other assignment that McKinney is not covering. He is a downhill animal with speed in the ridiculous range. He plays smart with angles and finds holes in blocking against the run no other safety beside Mustapha can . While other Safety in this class are probably more Star powered and flashy Cole Bishop is better than all of them for what the Packers have planned for this new defense . He is the Packers #1 Safety prospect and I think they take him way before the consensus values him.
Malik Mustapha, Wake Forest, 5'10.8" 209lbs runs 4.33
Now take everything I wrote about Cole Bishop and add a Tasmanian Devil and you have Malik Mustapha. He has not got the size of Bishop but he makes up for it with pure crazy effort . The guy is a uncaged beast on a football field and plays Box like a linebacker and still has the coverage skills to attack an offense in a great many ways. He tackles with anger and takes on full grown blockers like a linebacker despite his frame being slight. While he does get overly excited and sometimes gets himself to deep into a play he usually finds himself around the football . Simply he is a perfect wing man for McKinney and one that could be used in a lot of different ways . I do not think the Packers jump out of the window like they will with Bishop to draft him but could see him picked on day two without a doubt. Make no mistake of his work ethic. He put on 36lbs of muscle and put up 22 reps at the bench during combine testing. So he will be a long time NFL starter on work ethic alone.
Jaylen Simpson , Auburn 6' 180lbs 4.47 speed . While everyone seems to only be focused on his teammate as a top prospect in this class I feel Simpson offers the Packers a perfect player fit that his counterpart doesn't . Simpson is a tool box who can cover with twitch and dominate in press coverage as a Nickle . However his Safety play is what really makes him a fit for this system despite holding less value in the market than others ranked ahead of him. Simpson is a glue cover man in any press man situation and he is also very aware in zone . He has all the tools to be one of the best players taken in this class as a Safety. Simply put one of the extremely overlooked Stars that works best for what the Packers are building . He might not bring all the hype of others but his fit in Green Bay is undeniable. Early Day three should do it.
Jayden Hicks , Washington State 6'2'' 211lbs, ran 4.49 as a high schooler. If you want a box guy this is the one that cannot be passed. He is a box safety to his core and has little extra outside of that assignment I love about him as a Safety but as a Box he is the best one in that group . He has the range to be a complete Safety but he has not improved as a long push deep Safety . not saying he cannot become this someday given he has more tools than most but he has to develop as a coverage safety before he can be considered elite . His downhill explosiveness though is elite already and along side McKinney he could prove to be a nice addition to the defense .155 tackles over the past 2 seasons says a lot about how the Packers could use him with Jeff H running the scheme . While he will cost more to get than Simpson and is not half as versatile he still would give the Packers a player like they have not had in ages at Strong . Day 2 pick would be his cost.
I told everyone last year they were going to TE in rounds 2&3 and everyone told me I was wrong. I also hit Wicks in round 5 and Dubose in 7.
Our new D coordinator is supposed to be better. They gave him one of the best safeties in FA. Let’s see him coach. They can add fill ins, FA’s, at LB and safety.
I have at 25 OL, moving up in round two and using 91 to get another OL than drafting a corner and LB.
It’s a fun game to play. All our evaluations are mostly darts. Who knows how their evaluations will go. I just think there’s amazing talent in the first 40 picks at OL.
Def jaden hicks ive watched some of his tape dude always seems to be around the ball and is a great tackler
Packers should get Cole bishop such a perfect fit for what the packers tryna do
Went to see if bas had a new video and boom, perfect way to start my day thank you!
Honestly it’s going to be hard to not have a good draft and even if we managed that we STILL are a scary team. So many amazing possible outcomes for our draft. I can’t wait.
fr. we can legit go any position in R1 besides edge, rb and TE, which i doubt we do, and i will be happy.
I am from Nebraska and may be looking at this with red and white glasses on but I dont think you would regret drafting Omar Brown hes a good tackler also I Like A Linebacker for the Huskers is Luke Reimers also a good tackler neither lack effort
Post on LB's please, including a tutorial on Sam, Will, Mike and what role(s) current players and draft picks fit.
Recently i've been wondering if we could draft Renardo Green to play as a saftey rather than a cornerback, he does have some experience playing the position.
Question: If the packers did draft a receiver, what would he bring to the table that they don't already have. The only receiver on the roster who has some question because of injuries is Watson, but we won't be able to draft anyone of that caliber at our position so maybe Johnny Wilson would bring something different as a WR/TE hybrid. Pearsall is also good but we have Reed and Wicks.
Love cole he's a animal a top tier athlete
Could u possibly do a vid on the mixing type of receiver that the packers could possibly look for to add as a luxury pick
Please do OLine next!! Greetings from Germany
Nubin's RAS is underrated due to him testing while recovering from surgery so these numbers should be taken with a grain of salt. You should also mention that Nubin's RAS is not official as I don't believe his official scores were made public. He is definitely considered for that #41 pick.
Jaden Hicks for sure
Please do this for the RBs.
I like what I've heard about Trey Taylor from Air Force in the 5th or 6th rounds.
I am rooting for J. Hicks in round 2. I think he sounds like a perfect fit.
How would you see Cooper Desean fit in, if he were converted to safety? Would he be just a free safety? As a former corner, how would he do in the box?
Also, who has a better chance of slipping down to our second 2nd round pick Hicks or Linebacker E. Cooper?
6-2, 203 with a 9.82 RAS score, Cam Hart at safety? In a combine interview he said he could play any secondary positions. Surgeries may be an issue.
So finally(like i've been sayin) they have Cooper DeJean listed as a saftey on mock draft simulators.
I’m on the Jaden hicks train as well
Do interior lineman and edge rushers
Can you do a video on linebackers or running backs
Hicks has been my guy for months, really like Olidapo and Tykee for our slot guy.
i love bullard actually for our slot guy. he also has safety versatility. bullard and hicks and mckinney should make up a nice group
The kid from
Florida state I like better in the slot. Jones
@andyadams7806 like him too, probably the best pure slot guy. I like Sainristil too but he's a bit small for Gutey's liking, but he's a gamer and true leader.
@@andyadams7806 ohh jarrian. yeah he is good fs, and cheap. should be available aroundroun 4-5
Every year, it seems like the draft is a weak year at safety, and many years there are 2 to 3 safeties that are actually pro ready. The teams that value defense are the teams that will draft a safety high. If the Pack draft a safety who's pro ready and bolster up the backend, they can play some Texas hold em in the playoffs again. The Pack's front carried them through the playoffs the last few visits. The Pack need to be strong on many levels to get far in the playoffs.
There have been many safeties that have played okay at 5'10". Top safeties are typically at least 5'11" and over 200 lbs. The Pack should look to draft a guy with a high probability of being very impactful. they should look to draft a safety that is at least 6 foot, especially if you consider that a safety might cover a tightend, a back, and a larger receiver deep.
Nubin might still be a good prospect. He was recovering from an injury so he didn't fully participate in the combine drills. Hicks looks okay in his highlights but he played for a weak team. In plays within games, not the highlights, he's out of position a lot and he's not a consistently good tackler. He does have many attributes that are desirable for a pro safety. He might be a good developmental prospect. He's not the top pro ready prospect.
Bishop is a great fit for the Pack. The Pack's biggest need right now is SS, cuz they signed McKinney. Bishop is a bit underdeveloped as a FS but he has experience playing everywhere in the backfield. He's great in the box and he has the size to cover tightends and larger receivers. As a SS, Bishop is a plug and play safety. With the right team, he could probably develop into a pro FS in a couple of years. Bishop's fair value in the draft is in the mid second to mid 3rd round.
Ty Smith looks like an interesting nickel-subpackage guy. He would be a great pick if he still there in the 3rd/4th round.
I been having a feeling that the packers should draft at least 2 one of javon Bullard or the texas tech guy type slot/free then a box guy like Jaden hicks or Kitan to give us diverse secondary allow with a cb
Receiver would be an interesting video, Packers could Surprise a lot of fans that think they have no interest in drafting a receiver
Despite testing
Tape don’t lie
Kitchen is something special
Some players just can’t test as good
Pray that we move down out of the 1st. If the right guy falls….our pick could yield a return of 2 top-75 picks (Cards, ATL, Redskins (yeah….Redskins) or Philly. What we really need can be filled with extra picks between 35-80. S, IOL, C, LB, Tackle, Big edge (DORLUS), RB.
jaden hicks is my ideal pick. he would pair so well with mckinney. bullard could be okay too. i just hope that we don’t reach for a safety given we have other needs + a weaker safety class
Tackle or linebacker fasholy next
Julian Blackmon? Colts free agent? Do you like him?
Where cooper?
I think copper is declaring as a CB but I think he could play at safety as well
Cornerback
Nobody is talking about the jets doing the craziest thing possible and drafting QB at pick 10. They get angry 2020 & 21 Aaron back and their QB of the future 👀
If JJ McCarthy is there at 10 I’d do it
Do what?
bro aaron rodgers is not going thru that bs again and no one will. he won the 2020 and 2021 mvps cuz he is a dawg not cuz the packers pissed him off.
S: hicks , nubin , bishop, williams
LB: cooper grey colson 🔥👀🧀 any of these guys end up with the pack will make my day😂GopackGo
Cole bishop or Jaden Hicks pls
I think Anthony gonna be starting until rookies show that they good
My FIRST Packers predictive mock draft 2024 version 1 for Bas Chat . I will assume no trading in mocks because prediction of trades is not my way . Enjoy . This is who I believe they will be drafting version 4/2/2024 no trades . Not my picks but who I believe the Packers will be drafting.
25. Who knows ....?
41.Not a clue...
58 for sure could not even guess .
88 could be literally anyone
91 this will for sure be Jarrian Jones from Florida State. nickle . No not really it can be anyone .
126 ,169,202, 219,245 and 255 are all completely and totally unpredictable.
This 2024 draft is like no other I have lived through in human history . The Packers have no reason to seek a direction in this draft . If they play best fit they can score a starter through almost the entire class top to bottom . This draft is made for the Packers it seems . I have gone over this every single way. There will be major talent slipping to the Packers at 25 because of the need and abundance of super QB talent . There will be a top tier Lineman that would in any other season be a top 10 pick available OR one of the super talented CBs will fall for the exact same reason . For the very first time in my life the Packers can literally draft for the best available player at almost any position group and it would be considered a wonderful choice by everyone. Wiggins, Fiske , Barton, Bishop, Tanner B, The list is completely endless this class . There are so many really strong players through so many position group the best process this Packers team can use this season is to just draft the best player on the board on defense until you run into the lineman you want . When you have a dearth of everything you add your RBs and a perfect draft is had. This draft is set up for the Packers to really score big.
ILB and WR.
I don’t think people are talking enough about Brian Thomas Jr. which scares me to be honest.
@@PackerFan1418who do we take out of our current WR room? Tbh, I think if we took him, we should trade Watson… our offense operated amazing without him in the game
@@PackerFan1418,I agree with you 100% I feel like there's nobody talking about Brian Thomas as they should but maybe it's just because I'm a packer fan and there's not too many packer fans that are talking about receivers or drafting one, I think there are some decent questions in the receiver room can Christian Watson stay healthy?, have we seen the ceiling of Romeo Doubs?, what can Bo Melton & Tay Wicks do with a full season with more opportunities?
The top 3 names I’d take, the lowest 2 a hard no
W vid
Nubin’s low RAS score was due to him coming off a broken leg.
James Williams has a RAS of 7.47 if you change it to LB.
Fair assessment. Maybe on the Packs board as a LB
Jaden hicks or Javon Bullard
I want Cooper Dejean.
Can still get him plus any one of these guys. I’m a huge hicks fan
They need to grab that stud outta utah cole bishop 2 yrs he's going to be a stud
I bet Gute is going to overdraft Bullard (a Georgia guy) in the 1st
Calen bullock the best safety in this class check em out
Mediocre athlete who played on a horrible defense? Hard pass where he’s projected to go. 4th round talent at best.
Man I feel like you high on jaden hicks but bishop is better in everything
Jaden. Hicks.
Hicks!
O-line
Why all the safety talk. We need DB ja$ out every year, and stockes just isn’t him and won’t get back to being him.
Safeties in found 5 or 6. Too many other positions of need. Like starting O linemen. One at 25, trade down to NE’s pick in 2nd round for our 91 and get another one. So much O line talent up to pick 36. After that, they’ll be gone.
what? i agree we should go OL round 1. then LB and safety round 2. then double down in OL round 3 and a CB. rest of the rounds reload on RB, OL and the rest. There are some nice prospects in the later rounds im really liking tanor bortolloni, frank crum, mason mccormick (dude screams packers guy), amegadjie and rosergaten (should be there round 3 and 4). this is a deeeeep class.
@@ricardorivera7549 who’s going to protect Love. One of the worst centers in the NFL. A right guard who was platooning with a player we let go and a left tackle who was platooning with another player we let go. And zero depth. There is not much time to develop O line talent if one or two players get injured.
You need big dogs up front who can play now.
@@LVHITMAN yeah which is why i agree that we need to go OL round 1. im more concerned about the IOL. i like either barton, fautanu or powers johnson in R1. they all offer C,OG,OT versatility. i think rasheed is much more serviceable than sean rhyan or even myers is. so drafting the guys i mention give us a plug and play starter at RG and the flexibility to let go of myers. who is just mediocre at best. and to add to ur point, we just brought in josh jacobs. lets beef up the OL and let jacobs and JLo work.
@@LVHITMAN now, outside of R1, i dont think the guys at round 2-3 are worth it over the other priorities we have to cover. we got a seventh round pick with like 100 snaps starting at SS rn. keisean nixon who is meh in the slot. and a guy that has been a career special teamer as our LB2. we cant just draft 2-3 OL within the first 6 picks. we need to address the rest. so lets do what the packers do best, draft a starter in R1 and then draft 2-3 developmental guys after round 4. im sure we will walk out of this draft w 2 starters at least on the OL
I want Cole bishop. Don't think we should use a top 3 round pick.