Acme Packing Company: for Green Bay Packers fans

Draft Talk: Pro day updates and the latest on the 2024 draft class

·1 hr 4 min·5 clips
The Packers gave Keisean Nixon a top-three slot corner contract but are scouting a lot of cornerbacks, including at Alabama and Clemson.
Justice Mosqueda opens the episode by explaining he is recording from his third location due to apartment issues, hoping to return by draft day. He and Tyler Brooks start by reviewing an Acme Packing Company poll where 39% of fans voted linebacker as the Packers' biggest need, followed by safety at 21%. They discuss the national media's push for the Packers to draft a cornerback, specifically mentioning Cooper DeJean and his hybrid safety-corner projection. The hosts emphasize the importance of tracking Packers pro day attendance and top-30 visits, noting the team has been heavily scouting cornerbacks despite recently paying Keisean Nixon. They list several schools the Packers have visited, including Alabama, Clemson, Missouri, and Georgia, where multiple prospects overlap. The conversation shifts to specific prospects like Spencer Rattler, whose off-field concerns are noted, and offensive linemen like Jordan Morgan and Bo Limmer. They detail the Packers' double-dipping scouting approach for linebacker Trevin Wallace and defensive lineman Khristian Boyd. Recent free agency signings like Eric Wilson and Greg Joseph are briefly covered. A significant segment explains the new NFL kickoff rule, its strategic implications, and the Packers' vote against it. The hosts then discuss International Player Pathway prospects Baron Matos and Travis Clayton, highlighting their athletic testing. They evaluate defensive linemen like Byron Murphy, Braden Fiske, and Maason Smith, and offensive linemen like Christian Haynes and Patrick Paul. The episode concludes with a rundown of confirmed Packers visits and a look at safety prospects like Tyler Nubin and Jaden Hicks.
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