Drafting Penn State running back Nick Singleton on day three is the perfect blend for the Packers of explosiveness and value.

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the number one sports podcast Network. A goodies guys today with Penn State running back,

Nick Singleton, which means we will be breaking down the player, we'll be breaking down his fit for Green Bay, and I think we have to talk about the value of the running

back position at least a little bit.

I have to tell you, I really like Nick Singleton's fit for the Packers, not just because

of what he can do explosively, but because of where he's

probably going to be drafted. Now, this is probably as we're recording this, the lowest

player on the consensus board that we've done. And so he's not going to have the same sort of

upside, talent, all that stuff, Although I do think he's talented.

We're talking about a player who just turned 22. He's six foot 219 and he rushed for 1,000 yards

as a freshman back in 2022. He rushed for 1,000 yards in 24 when Penn State was really, really

good. And then last year, he did not, he had to share the

workload a little bit and he had a leg injury that he suffered early on this year. And so he

does not have an athletic profile, but I'm telling you if he had an athletic profile,

it would be good. He is not an elusive running back. So he's not going to make you miss.

Lower quartile, elusive rating for pro football focus, yards after content, all that stuff. Lower

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