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Welcome back to the Daily Draft, brought to you by Brewski, light logger from our good friends at Badger State Brewing.

Of course, I am your host, Ross Ogham, the publisher of Packer Report.

And today we are talking about one of the Packers' biggest needs, I think,

in this NFL draft, and that is Toledo defensive tackle. Darius Alexander.

No, Darius might not be the specific need, but the Packers certainly have a spot at

defensive tackle on the roster available. T.J. Slayton has moved on to the Cincinnati Bengals,

I do believe, and Kenny Clark is kind of an interesting situation with his contract.

Should have played better last year. Could have been the switch to Jeff Halfley's system,

but certainly not producing at a rate commensurate with his salary.

Green Bay gave him that third contract

that they don't give a lot of players. Either way, defensive tackle, even if they do

resign Devante Wyatt, defensive tackle, a spot the Green Bay Packers could be looking at

Darius Alexander, pros. One of the higher rated defensive tackles in the country by PFF, once again, I explained this a lot.

PFF, to me, not necessarily the quality of the player, though, I think you'll see their grading

reflect, you know, a lot about who the good players are. It's consistency to me. You know, they grade every

single player. Their graders grade every single play.

And the number one thing I found correlation with good PFF grades.

And then what I see is like the guys with really high grades bring it on every play.

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