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Welcome back to another draft episode of the Pack of Day podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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Two more prospects for you today.

We're going to be going over two more corners.

We went over three yesterday.

Two more today.

We're going to be going over Joey Porter Jr.

As well as Devon Witherspoon, two top-tier players in this year's draft.

Two players I'm very excited to break down. So let's not waste any time. Let's start right away with Devon Witherspoon, a very fun player, a very fun corner that if you've had the opportunity to watch any tape on, I have a feeling you probably liked him in some capacity. He's 511 and a half.

And when it comes to corners, like you probably haven't heard me talk of like in three eighths

or four, not like any of that. Like with corners, every half inch matter. So he is 511 and a half

181 pounds, a senior corner out of the University of Illinois. He just turned 22 in December,

so he will be 23, obviously, this December. So good age. He did have an incomplete Raz score,

RAS, relative athletic score, et cetera, 66th percentile height, 22nd percentile weight. He definitely is on the slider side. He had the

83rd percentile 40-yard dash with a 4-4-540, so good there, but did no other testing. He didn't

do the agility testing. He didn't do the broad jump, didn't do the vert, didn't do the bench,

etc. So a very limited athletic profile for Devon Witherspoon. As far as his

overall completion percentage per PFF, in 2019, he had 148 coverage snaps, allowed nine

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