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WR Jayden Reed, GB (1 Viewer)

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Jim Nagy @JimNagy_SB
Teams that do better job evaluating WR position, like #Steelers & #49ers, will have MSU’s Jayden Reed higher than majority.

Getting mostly third round feedback on Reed but could see him sneaking into second.

@JaydenReed5 will out-perform many WRs projected to go earlier as pro.
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https://twitter.com/jimnagy_sb/status/1649037526626193408?s=21

Don’t understand the lack of love on here for Michigan State’s Jayden Reed, who is one of most “complete” WRs in this class.

@JaydenReed5 has legit size (5106v, 191v) compared to many of smaller slot types and he torched dudes all week at @seniorbowl. 🔥

Smart teams know.
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Packers selected Michigan State WR Jayden Reed with the No. 50 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.​

Reed should profile as a potential third receiver right away for the Packers, who had Samori Toure penciled in to that spot pre-draft. Reed (5’11/187) began his college career at Western Michigan where he quickly asserted himself as the Broncos’ top receiver with a 56/797/8 receiving line. He then transferred to Michigan State but didn’t post another strong season until 2021, when he topped 1,000 yards and scored 10 times. His numbers took a hit in his final season and his draft stock followed suit. Reed will likely fill in as a third or fourth receiver in the NFL, but his reps as a kick and punt returner should help him find a stable gig as a pro.
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I just picked him up in my new orphan team at the 2.12 (pick 25).

Every board I looked at he was overall #13, #14, #19 so I just nabbed him thinking, "what the hell, he's a value there". Last year I was frothing at the mouth to pick guys and they all turned out pretty, pretty bad so I figured I'd just trust the analysts and chill. Here we are. For discussion elsewhere but they (my '22 WR picks) all had round 3 or worse draft capital. Won't be making that mistake again. Though, maybe I did lol.

5'-11", 187 lbs
4.45 40- so fine long speed but agility/ explosion below average for NFL WR.
www.nfldraftbuzz.com

Jayden Reed Wide Receiver Michigan State | NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report

Rating: 82.8 Rank: #20 Forty: 4.45 Jayden Reed has proved to be a productive and versatile outside receiver at Michigan State. He possesses excellent ball skill, fights for the ball consi...
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Had good target share numbers throughout his 4 years of college ball but is a little long in the tooth at 23.

Played all 3 positions and special teams in college, and had good productivity every year (receiving numbers only)
2018 Western Michigan- 12 games- 56/797 with 8TDs
2020 Michigan State- 5 games 33/407 with 3TDs
2021 "" 13 games 59/1026 with 10
2022 "" 11 games 55/636 with 5

In GB with two other young WRs that are each quite limited in terms of what they can do and may be better off being secondary options. Or at least play with a guy that can win in different ways.
Good yards after catch guy
Got that dawg in him (plays extremely well through contact)
Has a very good route tree and success ratios vs all kinds of coverage including press.

The definition of sleeper. Not even a single post in here other than @Faust posting links.
 
I agree he looks like good potential, and his draft range (currently) early-mid 2nds and he could be a fit in GB.
How would you rank them if given your choice?
There is a wide range of ranking on these WR due to landing, Capital and opportunity

Jonathan Mingo CAR - NFL Draft pick 39
Jayden Reed GB - 50
Rashee Ricce KC - 55
Marvin Mims Den - 63
Tank Dell Hou - 69
Jalin Hyatt NYG - 73
Cedric Tillman Clev - 74
 
greenmountaingoat said:
I just picked him up in my new orphan team at the 2.12 (pick 25).

Every board I looked at he was overall #13, #14, #19 so I just nabbed him thinking, "what the hell, he's a value there". Last year I was frothing at the mouth to pick guys and they all turned out pretty, pretty bad so I figured I'd just trust the analysts and chill. Here we are. For discussion elsewhere but they (my '22 WR picks) all had round 3 or worse draft capital. Won't be making that mistake again. Though, maybe I did lol.

5'-11", 187 lbs
4.45 40- so fine long speed but agility/ explosion below average for NFL WR.
www.nfldraftbuzz.com

Jayden Reed Wide Receiver Michigan State | NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report

Rating: 82.8 Rank: #20 Forty: 4.45 Jayden Reed has proved to be a productive and versatile outside receiver at Michigan State. He possesses excellent ball skill, fights for the ball consi...
www.nfldraftbuzz.com www.nfldraftbuzz.com
Had good target share numbers throughout his 4 years of college ball but is a little long in the tooth at 23.

Played all 3 positions and special teams in college, and had good productivity every year (receiving numbers only)
2018 Western Michigan- 12 games- 56/797 with 8TDs
2020 Michigan State- 5 games 33/407 with 3TDs
2021 "" 13 games 59/1026 with 10
2022 "" 11 games 55/636 with 5

In GB with two other young WRs that are each quite limited in terms of what they can do and may be better off being secondary options. Or at least play with a guy that can win in different ways.
Good yards after catch guy
Got that dawg in him (plays extremely well through contact)
Has a very good route tree and success ratios vs all kinds of coverage including press.

The definition of sleeper. Not even a single post in here other than @Faust posting links.
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Good pick for you, had I not traded out of the 2.09 that was who I was taking there.
 
He looked good returning punts, although that isn't super relevant for FF.

I was kinda impressed with the Spartans QB in that highlight reel too.
 
Lots of opportunity between Wastson, Doubs and now Reed in terms of who is going to emerge for FF. I think Doubs is much much better than some give him credit for, but I see Watson eating and Reed really muddying the waters. They also drafted Musgrave high. With Love taking over they may go even more run heavy than before. Not sure what to make of it at all but Reed is as good as a dart throw as there is.
 
This might seem like a Rodgers post, and it is. Notice that Green Bay wasn't drafting receivers but Aaron dragged Lazard and Cobb to the Jets when he had the chance? Anybody think that maybe -- just maybe -- that he was holding Green Bay up for their roster spots rather than GB not getting him any help?

I don't know.

Back to relevancy. Watson is that guy. I drafted him and roster him so I'm a bit biased, but he showed it all over the field the eight or so games he was healthy. Reed will be a solid contributor once he gets his footing. Doubs will be the third guy, IMO.
 
Birdie048 said:
I agree he looks like good potential, and his draft range (currently) early-mid 2nds and he could be a fit in GB.
How would you rank them if given your choice?
There is a wide range of ranking on these WR due to landing, Capital and opportunity

Jonathan Mingo CAR - NFL Draft pick 39
Jayden Reed GB - 50
Rashee Ricce KC - 55
Marvin Mims Den - 63
Tank Dell Hou - 69
Jalin Hyatt NYG - 73
Cedric Tillman Clev - 74
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In the drafts posted in the other thread he was pretty consistently being picked after Rice, Mims, Mingo and Hyatt.
Him and Tillman probably end up with similar ADP, around 3.01-3.05ish. Tank's size is going to keep people off of him IMO and he ends up with the latest ADP of this group.

Big part of the issue IMO is that he was given a round 3-4 grade by some of the usual suspects (Zierlein) and that's the buzz he was getting. But, again, some of the guys I trust (under evaluation at the moment) thought highly. We shall see.
 
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I only started posting here a couple months ago, but hesitated on being the first one to bring up Reed as I have league mates who visit here frequently. I did comment in the post-draft reaction thread he was almost stupid high on my board (also because I really didn't like a lot of this WR class even before the draft, less so after). I personally had Reed as my 6th WR and was loving that I could probably take him late 3rd everywhere, was on board with reaching to get him in the late 2nd in my more competitive leagues where others may have seen what I saw. I think 2.12 on him is great value for sure post draft. Early 2nd gets tough because I like Roschon/Spears/LaPorta in that range more still I think.

Agree on your assessment, especially his advanced route tree and being good against press coverage; something a lot of other receivers lack. His size, route running, YAC combined with the lack of hype reminded me of how I felt scouting and drafting Diggs. Harmon had him highly graded in reception perception, and both Waldman and JJ Zach. had him higher than consensus predraft as well. GB has a crowded room, but similar to the Giants, I think there are a lot of JAGs to where he could easily get on the field early. The fact he can play at a high level from all 3 WR positions should also help him.
 
rockaction said:
This might seem like a Rodgers post, and it is. Notice that Green Bay wasn't drafting receivers but Aaron dragged Lazard and Cobb to the Jets when he had the chance? Anybody think that maybe -- just maybe -- that he was holding Green Bay up for their roster spots rather than GB not getting him any help?

I don't know.

Back to relevancy. Watson is that guy. I drafted him and roster him so I'm a bit biased, but he showed it all over the field the eight or so games he was healthy. Reed will be a solid contributor once he gets his footing. Doubs will be the third guy, IMO.
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I agree with this. Long time Packers fan who watches every game. Based on pre-season news I reallllly wanted Doubs to be the man last year. But watching his mental errors and totally unreliable hands it just never looked to me like he'd be any more than a JAG. Dude has some juice to his game but nothing in the eye-test screamed "breakout coming" to me.
 
pinkstapler said:
I only started posting here a couple months ago, but hesitated on being the first one to bring up Reed as I have league mates who visit here frequently. I did comment in the post-draft reaction thread he was almost stupid high on my board (also because I really didn't like a lot of this WR class even before the draft, less so after). I personally had Reed as my 6th WR and was loving that I could probably take him late 3rd everywhere, was on board with reaching to get him in the late 2nd in my more competitive leagues where others may have seen what I saw. I think 2.12 on him is great value for sure post draft. Early 2nd gets tough because I like Roschon/Spears/LaPorta in that range more still I think.

Agree on your assessment, especially his advanced route tree and being good against press coverage; something a lot of other receivers lack. His size, route running, YAC combined with the lack of hype reminded me of how I felt scouting and drafting Diggs. Harmon had him highly graded in reception perception, and both Waldman and JJ Zach. had him higher than consensus predraft as well. GB has a crowded room, but similar to the Giants, I think there are a lot of JAGs to where he could easily get on the field early. The fact he can play at a high level from all 3 WR positions should also help him.
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Reed is nasty! Plays much bigger, stronger and more physical than his size suggests. Kind of reminds me of another Spartan in that sense, Andre Rison (Rison measured 5'10" 187 lbs. at combine) but faster (Packers clocked Reed at 4.37).
 
beef said:
Reed is nasty! Plays much bigger, stronger and more physical than his size suggests. Kind of reminds me of another Spartan in that sense, Andre Rison (Rison measured 5'10" 187 lbs. at combine) but faster (Packers clocked Reed at 4.37).
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Rison was so good- very underrated. 5 time All Pro, 6 time Pro Bowler. Also, despite finishing 2nd in OROTY voting, he was traded after 1 year with Indy as part of the Colts big package to get Jeff George.
 
Matt Harmon @MattHarmon_BYB
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If there is a "my guy" on Day 2 of this draft it's new Packers WR Jayden Reed. He is *this* close to being a really excellent starting-level WR.
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New Packers WR Jayden Reed in #ReceptionPerception.

- 70.3% success rate vs. man
- 79.2% success rate vs. zone
- 77.8% success rate vs. press, 87th percentile and best in the class

LOVE this pick for Green Bay receptionperception.com/jayden-reed-20…
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Just finished charting Christian Watson’s rookie season for RP the other day. I love how these two will will fit together. Reed is my type of WR.

Teams have been extremely intentional about drafting WRs who complement their existing starters this draft. This is one of the best
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2023 NFL Draft: Darnell Washington to Steelers, Jayden Reed to Packers headline best pick made by all 32 teams

Excerpt:

I gushed over Reed all draft process. On film it went from awesome first impression to a realization that, over the course of the many games I watched, I was evaluating a legitimate stud wideout prospect. Yes, he's a little older. And he's not exactly an intimidating physical presence. But he can destroy press coverage at the line, stays calm when dealing with physicality throughout the route, attacks the football like he's 6-foot-4 and has sneaky-good YAC talent. This is the next awesome receiver find in the second round by the Packers organization.
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metoo said:
pinkstapler said:
I only started posting here a couple months ago, but hesitated on being the first one to bring up Reed as I have league mates who visit here frequently. I did comment in the post-draft reaction thread he was almost stupid high on my board (also because I really didn't like a lot of this WR class even before the draft, less so after). I personally had Reed as my 6th WR and was loving that I could probably take him late 3rd everywhere, was on board with reaching to get him in the late 2nd in my more competitive leagues where others may have seen what I saw. I think 2.12 on him is great value for sure post draft. Early 2nd gets tough because I like Roschon/Spears/LaPorta in that range more still I think.

Agree on your assessment, especially his advanced route tree and being good against press coverage; something a lot of other receivers lack. His size, route running, YAC combined with the lack of hype reminded me of how I felt scouting and drafting Diggs. Harmon had him highly graded in reception perception, and both Waldman and JJ Zach. had him higher than consensus predraft as well. GB has a crowded room, but similar to the Giants, I think there are a lot of JAGs to where he could easily get on the field early. The fact he can play at a high level from all 3 WR positions should also help him.
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Member number? Lol. If that's like my join date, yeah I've been a lurker for a long time. Actually been reading the boards for several years before I finally even created an account to start posting and then just still took a couple years before starting to chime in. Leaving all of social media (very positive thing overall) left me void of discussion so that was pretty much the impetus of creating an account a couple years ago hah.
 
pinkstapler said:
metoo said:
pinkstapler said:
I only started posting here a couple months ago, but hesitated on being the first one to bring up Reed as I have league mates who visit here frequently. I did comment in the post-draft reaction thread he was almost stupid high on my board (also because I really didn't like a lot of this WR class even before the draft, less so after). I personally had Reed as my 6th WR and was loving that I could probably take him late 3rd everywhere, was on board with reaching to get him in the late 2nd in my more competitive leagues where others may have seen what I saw. I think 2.12 on him is great value for sure post draft. Early 2nd gets tough because I like Roschon/Spears/LaPorta in that range more still I think.

Agree on your assessment, especially his advanced route tree and being good against press coverage; something a lot of other receivers lack. His size, route running, YAC combined with the lack of hype reminded me of how I felt scouting and drafting Diggs. Harmon had him highly graded in reception perception, and both Waldman and JJ Zach. had him higher than consensus predraft as well. GB has a crowded room, but similar to the Giants, I think there are a lot of JAGs to where he could easily get on the field early. The fact he can play at a high level from all 3 WR positions should also help him.
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Post does not match member number. GP. :classic:
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Member number? Lol. If that's like my join date, yeah I've been a lurker for a long time. Actually been reading the boards for several years before I finally even created an account to start posting and then just still took a couple years before starting to chime in. Leaving all of social media (very positive thing overall) left me void of discussion so that was pretty much the impetus of creating an account a couple years ago hah.
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Member number was a thing here years ago. Some felt because they had a lower member number they knew more. Great first posting!
 
Oddly enough i like his chances to break out early. I live Watson’s speed for sure. But new QB may be looking yo establish a rhythm in the early games and look to things closer to the LOS. Bring in Reed and these TEs and seems they may be the beneficiaries. Not that they won’t look to get Watson the ball in a variety of ways (screens and jet sweeps…). But not as sure Love will just be letting the deep balls fly as much early in the season.
 
Surprised it's so quiet around here. Is it because people aren't into him or because they are into him and don't want word out?
 
Birdie048 said:
I agree he looks like good potential, and his draft range (currently) early-mid 2nds and he could be a fit in GB.
How would you rank them if given your choice?
There is a wide range of ranking on these WR due to landing, Capital and opportunity

Jonathan Mingo CAR - NFL Draft pick 39
Jayden Reed GB - 50
Rashee Ricce KC - 55
Marvin Mims Den - 63
Tank Dell Hou - 69
Jalin Hyatt NYG - 73
Cedric Tillman Clev - 74
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I have Reed above everyone on that llist. Mingo is very close though.
 
Ilov80s said:
Surprised it's so quiet around here. Is it because people aren't into him or because they are into him and don't want word out?
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I think Reed was drafted about 2 rounds early by GB. I have a lot of questions about his talent level, and if he's even a better talent than Doubs. That said, if he is, he's in a pretty nice situation.

Frankly, my take is that Christian Watson is being vastly underrated as he's locked into a huge target share, but if not Reed has some upside. He's worth a mid-2nd in rookie drafts. I'm not taking him over Hyatt, Mingo, or Rice though.
 
travdogg said:
Ilov80s said:
Surprised it's so quiet around here. Is it because people aren't into him or because they are into him and don't want word out?
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I think Reed was drafted about 2 rounds early by GB. I have a lot of questions about his talent level, and if he's even a better talent than Doubs. That said, if he is, he's in a pretty nice situation.

Frankly, my take is that Christian Watson is being vastly underrated as he's locked into a huge target share, but if not Reed has some upside. He's worth a mid-2nd in rookie drafts. I'm not taking him over Hyatt, Mingo, or Rice though.
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I am pretty bulliish on him. Mostly because of who likes him: JJ Zacharison, Matt Harmon.
 
Ilov80s said:
travdogg said:
Ilov80s said:
Surprised it's so quiet around here. Is it because people aren't into him or because they are into him and don't want word out?
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I think Reed was drafted about 2 rounds early by GB. I have a lot of questions about his talent level, and if he's even a better talent than Doubs. That said, if he is, he's in a pretty nice situation.

Frankly, my take is that Christian Watson is being vastly underrated as he's locked into a huge target share, but if not Reed has some upside. He's worth a mid-2nd in rookie drafts. I'm not taking him over Hyatt, Mingo, or Rice though.
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I am pretty bulliish on him. Mostly because of who likes him: JJ Zacharison, Matt Harmon.
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That is definitely a tandem to listen to as it pertains to WRs. Him and Tillman are the two really good values right now I feel
 
dipandglide said:
Ilov80s said:
Surprised it's so quiet around here. Is it because people aren't into him or because they are into him and don't want word out?
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I got him in the 3rd in a couple of drafts. I hope this price doesn't change.
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For 1QB: I listened to some dynasty pods and they said the 1/2 turn is where they are starting to see him go and is about where they think he should be going. I was able to trade back and still get him but I was willing to draft him at 2.02.
 
TartanLion said:
Ilov80s said:
travdogg said:
Ilov80s said:
Surprised it's so quiet around here. Is it because people aren't into him or because they are into him and don't want word out?
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I think Reed was drafted about 2 rounds early by GB. I have a lot of questions about his talent level, and if he's even a better talent than Doubs. That said, if he is, he's in a pretty nice situation.

Frankly, my take is that Christian Watson is being vastly underrated as he's locked into a huge target share, but if not Reed has some upside. He's worth a mid-2nd in rookie drafts. I'm not taking him over Hyatt, Mingo, or Rice though.
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I am pretty bulliish on him. Mostly because of who likes him: JJ Zacharison, Matt Harmon.
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That is definitely a tandem to listen to as it pertains to WRs. Him and Tillman are the two really good values right now I feel
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He’s a Waldman guy as well. So we are seeing film guys, more analytical guys and an actual NFL team tell us Jayden Reed is really good. We should probably be listening.
 
Just stole him at 3.06 in an FFPC. This guy is a legit NFL starter, no doubt in my mind. There’s upside to be more, but his floor is really high if you ask me. He kinda reminds of Santana Moss. Love the fit and opportunity in Green Bay and excited to watch him.
 
metoo said:
pinkstapler said:
metoo said:
pinkstapler said:
I only started posting here a couple months ago, but hesitated on being the first one to bring up Reed as I have league mates who visit here frequently. I did comment in the post-draft reaction thread he was almost stupid high on my board (also because I really didn't like a lot of this WR class even before the draft, less so after). I personally had Reed as my 6th WR and was loving that I could probably take him late 3rd everywhere, was on board with reaching to get him in the late 2nd in my more competitive leagues where others may have seen what I saw. I think 2.12 on him is great value for sure post draft. Early 2nd gets tough because I like Roschon/Spears/LaPorta in that range more still I think.

Agree on your assessment, especially his advanced route tree and being good against press coverage; something a lot of other receivers lack. His size, route running, YAC combined with the lack of hype reminded me of how I felt scouting and drafting Diggs. Harmon had him highly graded in reception perception, and both Waldman and JJ Zach. had him higher than consensus predraft as well. GB has a crowded room, but similar to the Giants, I think there are a lot of JAGs to where he could easily get on the field early. The fact he can play at a high level from all 3 WR positions should also help him.
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Member number? Lol. If that's like my join date, yeah I've been a lurker for a long time. Actually been reading the boards for several years before I finally even created an account to start posting and then just still took a couple years before starting to chime in. Leaving all of social media (very positive thing overall) left me void of discussion so that was pretty much the impetus of creating an account a couple years ago hah.
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Member number was a thing here years ago. Some felt because they had a lower member number they knew more. Great first posting!
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The double digit club still meets periodically to discuss how smart we are.
 
Dreamer said:
metoo said:
pinkstapler said:
metoo said:
pinkstapler said:
I only started posting here a couple months ago, but hesitated on being the first one to bring up Reed as I have league mates who visit here frequently. I did comment in the post-draft reaction thread he was almost stupid high on my board (also because I really didn't like a lot of this WR class even before the draft, less so after). I personally had Reed as my 6th WR and was loving that I could probably take him late 3rd everywhere, was on board with reaching to get him in the late 2nd in my more competitive leagues where others may have seen what I saw. I think 2.12 on him is great value for sure post draft. Early 2nd gets tough because I like Roschon/Spears/LaPorta in that range more still I think.

Agree on your assessment, especially his advanced route tree and being good against press coverage; something a lot of other receivers lack. His size, route running, YAC combined with the lack of hype reminded me of how I felt scouting and drafting Diggs. Harmon had him highly graded in reception perception, and both Waldman and JJ Zach. had him higher than consensus predraft as well. GB has a crowded room, but similar to the Giants, I think there are a lot of JAGs to where he could easily get on the field early. The fact he can play at a high level from all 3 WR positions should also help him.
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Post does not match member number. GP. :classic:
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Member number? Lol. If that's like my join date, yeah I've been a lurker for a long time. Actually been reading the boards for several years before I finally even created an account to start posting and then just still took a couple years before starting to chime in. Leaving all of social media (very positive thing overall) left me void of discussion so that was pretty much the impetus of creating an account a couple years ago hah.
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Member number was a thing here years ago. Some felt because they had a lower member number they knew more. Great first posting!
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The double digit club still meets periodically to discuss how smart we are.
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Profile picture checks out :lol:
 
Ilov80s said:
Surprised it's so quiet around here. Is it because people aren't into him or because they are into him and don't want word out?
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Me too. My drafts are coming up yet and I'd love to be able to grab this guy in the 2nd round. Seeing Reed go in the 3rd of some drafts is crazy to me. People are big time sleeping on him. Great talent and a sneaky solid opportunity for Reed to excel in.
 
I traded up actually from 1.12 (gave up a 2025 2nd), but 1.11 told me they would have taken him there. We have alot of JJ, Waldman, Matt Harmon readers in this league.

Not sure why Reed is being valued the way he is, probably the non-early declare.
 
Digitallinh said:
I traded up actually from 1.12 (gave up a 2025 2nd), but 1.11 told me they would have taken him there. We have alot of JJ, Waldman, Matt Harmon readers in this league.

Not sure why Reed is being valued the way he is, probably the non-early declare.
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It's because Arog left, Christian Watson, and the Doubs believers
 

The Athletic's Matt Schneidman writes the No. 3 receiver job for the Packers is expected to come down to Jaylen Reed and Samori Toure.​

Matt LaFleur told reporters the Packers would let "the young guys duke it out for now," per the article. Toure had only 10 targets last season with the Packers, most of them in deep garbage time. While Toure isn't a non-prospect, this sure looks like a spot Reed should be favored to win early.
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SOURCE: The Athletic
May 16, 2023 at 2:25 PM ET
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Paul Bretl @Paul_Bretl
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New to @ThePackersWire: it’s a balance for LaFleur in maximizing Reed’s versatility and making sure he becomes consistent in key areas before putting too much on his plate. But Reed has the potential to do-it-all and we got a glimpse of that on Thursday.
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Jayden Reed after practice on what he saw on his TD catch. Was in the slot, ran a post, Campbell picked him up but Reed got behind him and Love fit the ball in with Jaire closing in.
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