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What's up friends? Welcome back to another episode of the Pack of Day podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman.

You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. Thanks so much for being here today. We are going to be going over Quentin Johnston, the wide receiver out of TCU.

Very fun prospect. Before we get into him, I just want to say really quick, I get that when we go over all

these different prospects, Paris Johnson Jr., Jalen Hyatt, Quentin Johnson, will be going over quite a

few others, Jackson Smith and Jigba. I've seen some of the comments where it's like, well, that

player's going to be gone or, you know, that player is going to go way behind where Green Bay is

picking and those sort of things.

Let me just say, we ultimately have no idea where Green Bay will end up picking in this draft.

We also don't know where players could potentially fall to.

You know, we are a few years removed from people saying that, you know, D.K. Metcalf was going to be

taken in the first 12, 15 picks of the

draft and he goes at the end of round two. So we never quite know exactly when a player might fall.

We don't know if Green Bay will move up aggressively in a draft. They may end up with pick 13,

even if it's swapping from 15. They could easily move down from 15. They could have potentially two or three early second round picks, depending on how the

Aaron Rogers trade, you know, sort of, you know, how the compensation ultimately ends up.

We could see Green Bay move that second round pick up into the first.

We could see Green Bay pick from a variety of different slots in this draft.

So even if you're thinking, all right, this is a specific player who's going to be taken in the 20s

and Green Bay picks at 15 and then not again until the 40s,

there could be easily a lot of movement

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