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Peter Bukowski hosts Locked On Packers, where he covers Green Bay with the kind of daily attention the franchise demands — from Jordan Love's quarterback tier to roster power rankings to draft breakout candidates. His predictions span the full range of Packers football: draft positions, depth charts, player movement, and the occasional bold call on season stats.
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93.02% of their claims were specific enough to check. Most of what they said committed to something.
Every number here is computed from the published methodology, and every call below shows its own arithmetic.
Rolling accuracy over their last fifteen graded calls, in the order the claims were made. The dashed line is their career average — the question this answers is whether the number above is who they are or who they were.
Gennings Dunker to be picked “late second, early third round” (picks 65–96)
“I have a late second, early third round grade. Now that is right in the range where green bag could potentially draft him.”
Daylen Everette to be picked at number 84
“At eighty four, I think this could be Julianne Neill. I think this could be Malik Mohammed. I went with Dalen Everett.”
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren to be picked “first round” (picks 1–32)
“We know Emmanuel McNeil Warren, is going to get in.”
Caleb Downs to be picked “first round” (picks 1–32)
“We know Caleb Downs is gonna go on the first round.”
Ted Hurst to be picked at number 58
“I'm gonna move down to 58... And I'm gonna take Ted Hurst. I think they're going to take a receiver.”
Kaleb Proctor to be picked “top 100” (picks 1–100)
“I don't think Caleb Proctor is gonna last much much past 100 and it wouldn't surprise me if he goes in the top 100.”
Julian Neal to be picked at number 104
“I think the Packers then take one twenty. They pair one of those picks and they move up to let's call it one zero four. And they get Julianne Neill.”
Kaleb Proctor to be picked at number 115
“So you can now take $1.38, package it with one fifty three, which is that extra Eagles pick and that would get you to one fifteen... So this is a terrific move for Green Bay to get a penetrating three technique.”
Sonny Styles to be picked “first round” (picks 1–32)
“there are some, linebackers who could sneak in. You've got well, not sneak in in the case of Sonny Styles”
Jordan van den Berg to be picked at number 236
“At two thirty six, I mentioned Jordan Vandenberg, you double up a defensive tackle”
Dillon Thieneman to be picked “first round” (picks 1–32)
“We know Dylan Thieneman is gonna get in.”
Julian Neal to be picked “fourth round” (picks 97–140)
“and then in the fourth round, you got a Will Lee, who by the way just had a visit with the packers, a Malik Muhammad, a Julian Neal, which seems to be where he's gonna come off the board.”
Mike Washington to be picked at number 84
“Now, by the way, that's right in the range where the Packers pick in the third round. And so I don't think it would be surprising if they took him at 84.”
Malik Muhammad to be picked “late second round grade” (picks 33–64)
“I gave him a late second round grade. Late second round, fifty two isn't super late in the second round. I I don't think it would be crazy at 52 if he's dense enough for the Packers”
Julian Neal to be drafted ahead of Malik Muhammad
“he fits the physicality mold, the athletic model better than Malik Muhammad. I think Julianne Neill is a better player.”
Julian Neal to be picked “consensus top 50 pick / early second round grade” (picks 1–50)
“If Neil had played another year in the SEC, I think he'd be a consensus top 50 pick. As it is, I think he belongs there... I have an early second round grade.”
Julian Neal to be picked at number 52
“I think there is like a 90% chance he will be there for the Packers at 52.”
Mike Washington to be picked at number 52
“Mike Washington Junior at 52. Grayson Halton, defensive tackle from Oklahoma, who I love.”
Gracen Halton to be picked at number 84
“If he's there at 84, you run the card in”
Devin Moore to be picked at number 120
“and Devon Moore, same thing at one twenty. Size, pedigree, athleticism.”
Beau Stephens to be picked “third, fourth round” (picks 97–140)
“He's a tackle. You let him play center. You move him to center, but you you can get him third, fourth round, tested really well, has the requisite size that you would be looking for.”
Mike Washington to be picked “into the top 50” (picks 1–50)
“This is a very shallow running back class which could end up putting Washington, you know, into the top 50 which would put him out of reach for Green Bay.”
Michael Trigg to be picked “top 100” (picks 1–100)
“I don't think they're gonna be in the market for a Michael Trigg from Baylor. Like, those guys are gonna probably go in the top 100”
Kenyon Sadiq to be 1st tight end off the board
“there are a couple guys at the top of each position like Kenyan Saddiq, the top tight end. We all know it.”
Eli Stowers to be picked “top 100” (picks 1–100)
“I don't think they're gonna be in the market for an Eli Stowers... those guys are gonna probably go in the top 100”
DeMonte Capehart to be picked “like the fifth round” (picks 129–172)
“He's at one sixty one. So we're talking about, like, the fifth round.”
Zach Thomas to make Pro Bowl
“And Zach Thomas, you know, a potential all pro caliber player, certainly a Pro Bowl caliber player.”
Caleb Banks to be picked “is not gonna make it to the Packers in the second round” (picks 33–64)
“Caleb Banks is not gonna make it to the Packers in the second round in all likelihood.”
Chris McClellan to be picked “probably late third, early fourth round” (picks 97–140)
“he's someone that you could get, you know, probably late third, early fourth round”
Caleb Banks to be 1st defensive tackle off the board
“I think he's going to be defensive tackle one in this draft.”