It’s time to see how the 2024 draft class checks out.
The ink is barely dry on the draft cards but across the football internet, every class has already been dissected, graded, re-graded, and thoroughly assessed.
The grades, of course, are meaningless, and not only because we all suck at draft analysis. It’s more than that. There are things about this draft class that we don’t know and therefore can’t predict, but even more importantly, there are things we simply can’t know. The variables are endless. The permutations are impossible to assess.
That won’t stop us from trying. We’ve already published our own roster prediction here, and there will be many more to go around before the Packers finally hit the field for training camp (checks notes) almost three months from now.
But who cares? Let’s grade these classes. Let’s talk about who was a genius pick and who was a reach and how it all doesn’t matter because the Packers drafted eight Hall of Fame players. That’ll look like a pretty good grade 15 years from now.
Breaking down Packers 2024 draft class: Best picks, sleepers, overall assessment | Packers Wire
Handing out a few superlatives for the 2024 draft class.
Even an ‘8-Year-Old’ Could Understand Packers’ Draft | Packer Central
The Packers’ draft class is pretty simply explained: they needed linemen, linebackers, and safety and drafted linemen, linebackers, and safeties.
Competitive fire burns bright in new QB Michael Pratt, CB Kalen King | Packers.com
Pratt and King both fell (to differing degrees) in the draft, and now both come to the Packers with a lot to prove.
Packers are ‘optimistic’ Kingsley Enagbare can return sooner than expected from his ACL injury | Packers News
Some possibly very good non-draft news from the weekend: Kingsley Enagbare didn’t fully tear his ACL near the end of the 2023 season, meaning he could be ready to go with only rehab, not surgery.
Zebra on the run in Washington State | UPI
What does a zebra even do with a few days on the loose?
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