The comp I keep coming away with is DeAngelo Williams, but the caveat is the ball security. If he improves that, he can reach that ceiling comp.

I was telling Packer fans during the season.We need a running back, and we can find an elite one cause they're devalued And I knew we could get one in the second or third.This Dude can catch and run And is bigger than aaron jones

@@erickthefantabulous1 Just gotta clean up ball security issues

I agree, I think he's RB2 right now

I see more DeAngelo Williams. I know Ray Rice has been thrown out there, that's not bad either.

Agreed, definitely excited to see how this duo can take some pressure off of the passing game!

I wish I could say I called it but I changed the title/thumbnail after he was drafted haha. I'm excited about the duo though!

I'm not sure I've ever seen anything quite like that before, sworn that's sped up vid, lol

Unreal burst in transition!

That's the goal here, to paint a picture of the entire evaluation! Hope you stick around, plenty of the Packers film rooms will be rolling out soon!

@@JakeSchyvinckNFL Forgot to subscribe earlier. Subscribed now. Keep up the good work!

@@jimmywalker7691 Thanks!!

Agreed, if the offensive line is all set to go and continues to improve, look out.

Maybe!

When did Green ever stop fumbling ?

@@jesusoftheapes they cut way down after Holmgren gifted him to us from Seattle.

@@jesusoftheapes I was thinking the same thing when I read this comment.

I get what you're saying! Lloyd's a bit less of a slasher than Bell was. I see the Ray Rice comp, DeAngelo Williams is another.

There are quite a few RBs that I see this with in the class, and it's tough to watch. If he gets the right coach/situation, the results will be excellent.

Barring injury, hes not gonna be their lead back anyways.

@@williamhermann6635 In the NFL, given how brutal the game is to RBs, that means he's going to be the lead back at some point ;)

@@williamhermann6635 There's a great chance he'll be #2 and if lafleur keeps the 1 2 punch combo he could easily beat out dillon, but they might workhorse jacobs and let him eat.

@@lolnocodyGB doesn’t ever have bell cow backs. It’ll be more like 70/30 with Dillon plodding for no gain once in a while

Yep! A major concern that has to be ironed out.

From what I've read, the Jacobs contract is essentially one year with incentives, and that full value of the deal might not end up happening. So, in case Jacobs doesn't find it this year, it's insurance like you said. If Lloyd cleans up ball security issues, he can be very good.

@@JakeSchyvinckNFL Yes Gutey front loaded the contract. Very little guaranteed money after year one. Jacobs bet on himself and took the big number. Gutey left an exit door in case he looks like he did last season! If this guy can fix the ball security issues as you said he looks like a very nice pick. Mike Whale said in his review he often made mistakes late in carries trying to make something out of nothing. With good coaching that should change. Develop quickly he could end up RB1 by seasons end. Biggest question is can he catch the ball. What I've read so far is he didn't get much opportunity to do so in college. That will change with Matt you know. Now if only we can teach Matt to run the ball on 1st downs! Could be the best 1-2 backfield in football if Jacobs is as good as many say he is. Not sold yet me.

If you're talking about the titles and thumbnails, I adjusted them after they were picked haha

Maybe! I think Ray Rice and DeAngelo Williams are solid ones for him.

Josh Jacobs only ran a 4.64, and had a vertical jump of 35" at his Pro Day workout. Marshawn Lloyd ran a 4.46, and had a vertical jump of 36" at the NFL Combine. At the NFL Combine, Marshawn Lloyd benched 25 x 225 lbs, while J. Jacobs didn't bother with it. I wouldn't call Marshawn Lloyd,"less powerful".

@@SokemRokemRobot I'm talking in terms of running style: Jacobs runs behind his pads more than Lloyd currently does, bench has nothing to do with it (Brandon Jacobs only did 19 reps and he's more a power back than either).

Yeah ball security is a major hurdle to clear for him to have long-term success.

I have seen that!

Do you clean toilets?

@@miketklapperich770 Im a paramedic but im also a football junkie. I'll start off as an intern on the training staff and work my way up.

8 fumbles in 3 seasons (289 carries), yes. We covered it in here and that has to change for him to stick in the league.

1. Are you okay? 2. Sir this is a Marshawn Lloyd video 3. I'm going to be pissed when he's good? Lol try again. 4. What's funny is that I've said multiple times that while Walker played well to end the year, they can't be complacent at left tackle.

I think Jordan is solid but we had BETTER OPTIONS AT THAT PICK… that’s my only Issue!!! Barton for instance can play ALL 5 spots on the OL at a HIGH LEVEL and with an extremely high RAS at each spot! Dejean would also have been a great pickup…. Brings the bears have THREE #1 WR’s and the Vikings have the best WR in the league and another great one in Addison PLUS hockenson at TE and now Jones!!! Yet we did NOTHING to address our run stopping issues or add a quality corner to that room!!!

@@andyadams7806I think you are overreacting sir. I was upset as well but nothing we can do about it. Hopefully, he’s not a bum or we’ll be even more upset

​@@andyadams7806lol you are a fool. Run defence will be miles better. With McKinney over the top erasing mistakes we can let our young DBs grow. Valentine is a dog, he deserves every chance to blossom this year. His career trajectory is ELITE

@@andyadams7806 I was for DeJean being the first Packers pick, but after watching Javon Bullard, I think he'll do better at safety than DeJean. As for Graham Barton and Jordan Morgan, both are very similar. But Barton missed the last 4 games in 2023, including the bowl game, because of a lower body injury, and then he missed the NFL Combine. According to NFLDraftBuzz, J. Morgan is a better pass and run blocker. Barton is already being projected as an NFL center, while J. Morgan might be placed at LT right away.