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What is up, Green Bay Packers fans, and welcome back to the Daily Draft.

I am the host of the show and the publisher of Packer Report, Ross Uglom.

And today we are discussing Alabama defensive interior or interior defensive linemen, I guess,

Tim Keenan.

The Packers with a clear need at the nose tackle position invested in all other

positions along the defensive line, right, looking to extend Devante Wyatt. They traded for

Javon Hargrave. They still like Carl Brooks plenty. And I wouldn't really even classify last year's

draft choice Warren Brinson as a nose. But this nose, this run stuffing, you know,

position is one that I think they're lacking at from a investment standpoint.

And Tim Keenan fits right in. We'll get into why right now.

Keenan is a thickly built ideal nose tackle, meaning 6-1-327.

He is one of the fire hydrant-shaped humans that I have discussed in other videos,

including our interior defensive line preview and the Christian Miller episode where I mentioned that

Christian Miller was not a fire hydrant hate shaped human. He has a versatile defensive line body.

Tim Keenan does not have a versatile defensive line body. He has a fire hydrant slash air fryer

type build that the young man does.

But that's okay.

If you're drafting them late enough and you're just asking them to do the one thing

and you're not expecting six sacks, it's okay to be built like that.

Team captain, always love that.

Love adding character, love adding leadership.

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