If Texas cornerback Malik Muhammad is big enough for the Packers, he might just be the sleeper solution at cornerback.

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network. It is another Goody's guys, this time with Texas cornerback Malik Mohamed

the second. And the big question up front, we'll get to his fit in the defense in a minute.

The big question up front is, is he big enough?

The Packers have traditionally not drafted corners below 190 pounds.

He's listed at 190, showed up at his pro day at 190, was at the senior bowl and the combine in the low

180s 182 183 at 6 feet tall like maybe at 510 that would be okay if the packers were to draft 510

quarterbacks but they don't do that either he He's a legit six feet tall. And at the

combine, when he ran his 4-4, he was at 182 pounds. Now, what he'll say, and he was a former

track star, jumper, and he's an elite explosive athlete, not speed-wise, but explosiveness.

He is someone who maybe can just fluctuate his weight.

Lean down as sprinters do to run fast.

And then maybe, you know, your playing weight is more like 190.

Presumably he came to his pro day to say, hey, look, this is the weight that I play at.

I got skinny to run fast.

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