Packers' Nose Tackle Need: DJ Reader Solution

0:00On March 29th, the Green Bay Packers got a gap at Nose Tackle after trading Kenny Clark last season, and even with Tvon Hargrave on board, they need. Someone to anchor right over the center. Hargrave is solid as a three-tech defensive tackle, but the real fix could be DJ Reader. The top free agent Nose Tackle still out there from the Detroit Lions. Reader just turned 32 and drew eyes from teams like the Baltimore Ravens on a recent visit, as they beef up their own weak interior. Brian Goudacunst loves loading up on Vets elsewhere, like at Linebacker and Edge, so chasing Reader Post-Draft makes sense to dodge. Compensatory picks. Fans and analysts see it as a no-brainer, since Rookie's rarely hold down that spot right away, and Green Bay wants to push for a Super Bowl run. Reader plugs the run-defence hole left by guys like Colby Wooden, pairing perfect with past rushers, Hargrave and Devonte Wyatt. Last year in Detroit, his 10th NFL season, Reader posted a pro football focus grade of 68.9 overall,

1:02ranking 30th among. Interior Lyman was strong marks in past rush and run stoppage. SpotTrack pegs his value at a 2-year deal for $7,700,000, easy money for Green Bay to front load and structure smart. Packers should swoop in with a competitive bid, maybe draft Dominique Orange or another Lyman for depth, and lock down that middle to make the D-line unstoppable next fall.