FYI, the coach just talked about how he's talented gave great effort and suggest they they coaches just need to make sure he knows what his assignments is or something.

From there, I took the rest, as he should know his his assignments... which implies to me, that he's not the sharpest football wise, of knowing how to play different things that get thrown at him.

Problem is, if you can figure out how to get that talent out of him, you want him around, so they're still trying as long as he's on the cheap contract.

Originally Posted by: beast 

I feel very good about this former Texas A&M/Baltimore Raven. GB will I'm sure trim 20 to 25 pounds off of him over the next few months. At 6'1" tall, 340 lbs while hard to move is way too much weight for his height. This will be resolved in the weight room and at practices.

This guy would not have made the Ravens 2019 roster if were not a football "player". I see him being groomed to back up Kenny Clark AND as a specialty big man on goal line stands. Daylon Mack just feels like the future and the future is bright.

An addition that will pay big down the road!

Originally Posted by: Smokey 

Well what do you expect? He did go to Tam . 😂 (My little brother was at Texas Tech for his cardiology fellowship so picking on Tam is in my DNA.)

Originally Posted by: wpr 

Pure speculation here, but after week 1 (to avoid veteran year long guarantees), the Packers sign an OL to the 53 after week 1 is complete.

Packers worked out former Seahawks Justin Britt at the same time as DL Mack. There is also Veldeer, but I would have thought he'd already be signed if they were interested, as he was fairly cheap.

Originally Posted by: beast 

If I'm the Packers, I already suspect OL to be shambles due to it being week one with no preseason action. I'd hold off signing Veldeer until after week one so I don't have to pay his full salary -- assuming the OL is drastically worse than they predict. Assuming that is how it works.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool