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A bit of a high risk, high reward situation here, as Revel is a small school CB, coming off a season ending injury, but when healthy, he's been an absolute athletic freak of nature.
Add to that he's got great length, is a fiery competitor, willing to be physically and has played on STe blocking kicks and his potential is through the ceiling.
With his back to the QB, he can get too handy, but the Packers have played a lot of zone coverage and blitz heavy when they go man coverage.
3.67) OL Monheim
In three years, Monheim has started at 3 different positions, RT, then LT and finally Center. His best season was at RT. He moved to Center with the idea that due to his arm length, his future might be on the inside in the NFL.
At Center, Monheim got off to a slow start, but has been doing a heck of a lot better this second half of the season, he just had to adjust to the new position. And Packers love versatility and Monheim might be a 5 OL position player. Though, might be best on the inside at the NFL level. And Monheim has the size that Gute seems to look for at OL.
4.104) WR Bryant
Very physical possession WR. Bryant has build up straight speed to win deep, but lacks explosive movements and change of direction. He's got great body control, hands and is always giving it 100%, and keeps his mother very hot, even during blocking.
Against the Lions, we saw a huge run where the LT and LG took out the DT, Kraft took out the DE, and I believe it was WR Wicks that took out the LB. And as we saw with Lazard, we need some WRs that can both play WR but also block very well.
4.110) DT Harmon
An athletic 6'4" 310lbs, this pick is all about scheme fit. In a defensive scheme that wants it DTs to get off blocks and get penetration, I think Harmon could be the perfect fit. Harmon might struggle against run stopping against double teams, but get him singled up and he gets off blocks and adds pressure to the backfield.
4.115) CB Marshall
It seems like Florida has always delivered a pipeline of technically sound CBs to the NFL, with one major issue, they're slow. Marshall might finally be one of the exception to that, with 4.45 speed, and maybe more importantly, explosive acceleration.
Marshall gets his hands on a lot of passes and knocks them down, but don't expect him to catch many, as he's got stone hands when it comes to catching the ball.
4.124) LT Pierce
I think he's one of the most underrated players in mock drafts, because he plays for the Rutgers, whom never get much hype. All he does is keep getting better, after starting his college career extremely overweight, he's now a fairly athletic 6'7" 345 lbs, and I think he's continuing to work to get the weight even lower.
Pierce started at RT in 2022, and at LT the last two seasons and he just keeps getting better each year. I wouldn't be surprised to see him taken in the top 2 rounds.
5.145) RT Crenshaw-Dickson
A recent transfer from San Diego State, it was unclear how a jump in playing levels to the SEC would be, but so far, Crenshaw-Dickson is doing great in passing protection. Doing well in zone run blocking, but struggling in power run blocking. But pass blocking is always the most important and he seems to be doing that well, in a 6'6" 320lb frame.
5.158 DT Slackman
This one is simple, when healthy, Slackman has been dominant, he just hasn't been healthy in 2024. But he was the previous two seasons.