Official NFL Draft Day 2 Thread

[RashanGary]

just trade it

Lol!!!!!!!

[George Cumby]

FML

[RashanGary]

What a fucking reach

You watched him??

[Deputy Nutz]

H-Back

[Bretsky]

What a fucking reach

This might be our best pick so far

[SMBASS]

This has become criminal.

[Bretsky]

WHO WANTS TO BE IN CHARGE OF POSTING EACH TEAM ROUNDS 1-3 picks ? Would be fun to compare.

[Deputy Nutz]

You watched him??

I hate the word reach. I think he offers some positional flexibility as a y-off, some inline blocking, or as a sniffer.

Newsflash, the Packers board doesn't match mine.

[RashanGary]

Packers want to run the ball

[Joemailman]

JOSIAH DEGUARA
TE, Cincinnati

CONF American Athletic - East JERSEY #83 CLASS RS Senior HT 6'3" DOB 02/14/1997 WT 245 lbs

PROS: Versatile blocker and receiver. Can win both in-line and flexed as a receiver with experience running routes to all levels of the field. Like his route pace and timing - showcases a strong understanding of reading coverage and adjusting on the fly. Vertical route running skills are excellent. Does well to execute seamless vertical cuts and selling them. Good balance and posture as a route runner. Has proven to be an effective seam-busting target with excellent ball skills. Natural tracking and adjusting skills to the football in the air. Hands are soft and secure. Illustrates the ability to consistently catch the football outside of this frame while tightly holding on through contact. Finds success working in space as a positional blocker. Overall blocking effort is outstanding. Has enough juice, decisiveness and physicality to be effective after the catch. Outstanding competitor.

CONS: Modest physical traits in terms of size, length and athletic ability - fairly ordinary across the board. Needs to get stronger to find success blocking in the trenches at the next level. He competes hard but his lack of strength, length and consistency staying square are limiting as a blocker. Not a true above the rim guy that is going to extend his catch radius vertically or a candidate for jump ball opportunities.

BEST TRAIT - Competitive Toughness

WORST TRAIT - Pedestrian Physical Ability

RED FLAGS - None

NFL COMP - Tyler Conklin

Pop on Josiah Deguara’s tape and you will immediately appreciate his competitive toughness. Whether it’s exchanging power in the trenches, competing with the ball in his hands, trailing plays as they elongate down the field to hit a block or busting his ass to tackle an intercepting defender, he brings the juice. Deguara brings a balanced skill set to the table in terms of blocking and receiving where he’s been productive on both fronts in college. The challenge with Deguara and forecasting him at the next level is that he has pedestrian physical gifts and isn’t dominant in any one area. With that said, his proficiency in multiple areas profiles him well as a TE2 that should provide valuable depth and meaningful special teams contributions to his NFL team. His ceiling is modest but his floor is high.

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[pittstang5]

This has been the most laughable Packer draft ever. Who the hell is this TE...I had to do a google search for him cause none of the draft prospect sites I had open had him listed.

[Deputy Nutz]

I assume they are shifting towards more what Lafluer was installing in Tennessee.

[GB-Brandon]

A Vitale replacement in round 3?

We don’t even have a no.2 receiver but yet we’re drafting 2nd option RB’e and H-backs with top picks. Not to mention a back up QB.

This is beyond a disaster. If anyone here doesn’t believe the rebuild and re-set has started then you will never get it.

[Bretsky]

I hate the word reach. I think he offers some positional flexibility as a y-off, some inline blocking, or as a sniffer.

Newsflash, the Packers board doesn't match mine.

Honestly it seems like a lot of the NFL GM's draft boards are very similar to yours. Just not Green Bay's

[Deputy Nutz]

I mean if I did the grading nonsense that people flock to after the draft I would give the Packers a D, but I don't do support that.