boogerlovejoy
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Packers took Indiana OT Simon Stepaniak. Giving Wolverine/Lions fans yet another reason to hate Green Bay.
I need no more reasons. I?m good until at least 2047
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Get StartedPackers took Indiana OT Simon Stepaniak. Giving Wolverine/Lions fans yet another reason to hate Green Bay.
I would rather have Anae than Bryant or either Okwara. Julian Okwara will not have a positive impact on pass rush. Bradlee Anae can create pressure on the QB.
And Anae just goes to the Cowboys. Watch him make an impact. I realize he won't be an All Pro but Anae can be a good rotational pass rush guy.
https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2020-nfl-draft-pff-favorite-picks-day-2
PFF's favorite picks from Day 2 of the 2020 NFL Draft. Okwara and Jackson here.
Those are some pretty glowing reviews for 3rd round guys.PICK NO. 67: DETROIT LIONS — EDGE JULIAN OKWARA, NOTRE DAME
PFF Big Board Rank: 28th
Of all the players that we at PFF were high on this year, Okwara is the one who I can’t understand why he didn’t get more love. Usually, edge defenders who check in among the top 10 on Bruce Feldman’s ‘Freaks’ list get over-drafted in the NFL and not under-drafted the way we see Okwara. Although he’s undersized, Okwara is already one of the best bull-rushers in the entire draft class and can convert speed to power exceptionally well. He played only nine games this past season before breaking his leg but earned a 90.4 pass-rushing grade in those outings.
PICK NO. 75: DETROIT LIONS — IOL JONAH JACKSON, OHIO STATE
PFF Big Board Rank: 40th
Jackson is quite easily my favorite pass-protecting guard prospect in the entire draft. On 460 pass-blocking snaps last season, Jackson allowed all of 10 pressures. Of those 10, only one came via a true one-on-one pass-rushing situation. This was nothing new, though, as he allowed even fewer pressures in 2018 (seven) on 398 pass-blocking snaps at right guard for Rutgers before transferring. He should be able to replace Graham Glasgow seamlessly for Detroit.
B+ for Day-1
A- for Day-2
D for Day-3
Saturday's Day-3 Lions Draft Selections were disappointing. Ventured too heavy on Offense - that for the most part, won't pan-out. Trading-down was an abysmal Quinn decision.
9 picks in 7 rounds and no punter selected..hmmm...:shrug:
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