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Welcome back to the Daily Draft. I am the host of the show and the publisher Packer Report Ross Uglom.

Today we are discussing one of my very favorite fits, maybe not my favorite players, but one of my favorite fits in this year's draft for the Green Bay Packers.

And that is Georgia defensive tackle Christian Miller,

yet another Georgia bulldog for this Packers defense, excuse me, even as, you know, guys like

Quay Walker and Eric Stokes that haven't worked out, have left the, left the program, still looking

to Georgia for defensive help.

And I think Christian Miller can help in a big, big way.

I have described him as one of the two pants off, meaning we take our pants off and

we have them in the air, like we just don't care if that happens to be the Packers pick.

And it's him and cornerback Chris Johnson out of San Diego State if Green Bay were to stay Pat

at 52 and one of those two players were to fall to them from a fit standpoint, from a

player quality standpoint. That would just be absolutely tremendous. So, pros for

Christian Miller, absolutely prototypical size. And I'm going to get it exactly, but prototypical size for the

defensive line in the sense, honestly, too, that there is some versatility there. He is, I like me,

a short, squatty nose, but it means you can kind of only use them as a short squatty nose.

And if you're going to use a top 60 pick on a defensive tackle, maybe a short squatty

nose isn't that what you're looking for.

So just a shade under 6-4 and just a shade over 320, we can play nose at that size, but there's

also some versatility there, again, that would not maybe be there with the, you know,

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