Packers signed second-round C Josh Myers to a four-year, $5,580,142 million contract.
It includes a $1,418,284 million signing bonus. Myers (6'5/312) was an asset in the running game in college, playing the angles, arriving with bad intentions, and working hard to shuffle his feet after impact to establish play-side positioning. When he missed, it was because he came in too high while trying to use his body like a kamikaze, not a sealant. In pass protection, Myers offers length, throws powerful hands, and plays angles like he does in the run game. Unfortunately, those issues led to six sacks and 27 pressures allowed over the last two seasons. He arrives as a high-floor, medium-ceiling interior prospect that reminds us of Tyler Biadasz, who arrived in the NFL as an early-Day 3 pick last season from the Big Ten with similar strengths and weaknesses. The Packers lost their starting center, Cory Linsley, in free agency so it’s possible Myers opens 2021 as a starter.