In the latest round of mock drafts for the Green Bay Packers' first-round pick, analysts are buzzing about the potential addition of versatile defensive back Cooper DeJean from Iowa. With the Packers already making key defensive acquisitions, DeJean is seen as the missing piece to bolster the team's rotation.

Bucky Brooks from NFL.com predicts that DeJean would be an excellent fit for Green Bay's defensive system. With the team bringing in a new defensive coordinator and a high-priced safety, DeJean's athleticism and versatility make him an attractive choice. The Iowa standout is known for his instincts and ball skills, making him a valuable asset in a "see ball, get ball" approach.

DeJean, at the young age of 21, brings a promising mix of athleticism and versatility to the table. With an impressive Relative Athletic Score (RAS) of 9.85, he is equipped to play different roles as a perimeter corner, slot corner, and safety, ticking off all the boxes for the Packers' desired first-round player.

Furthermore, DeJean's ability to compete for snaps alongside star cornerback Jaire Alexander or challenge Keisean Nixon for slot corner duties provides the team with valuable depth. He could also potentially start alongside Xavier McKinney, the high-priced safety recently acquired by the Packers.

One of DeJean's notable strengths is his knack for taking the ball away, having recorded seven interceptions over the last two seasons. He also excels in special teams, adding value beyond his defensive contributions. The Green Bay coaching staff can envision DeJean as a high-floor player who seamlessly transitions to the next level.

Standing at 6 feet tall and weighing 202 pounds, DeJean possesses an impressive combination of size and athleticism. His physical attributes, including a 4.44 40-yard dash and a 38.5" vertical leap, demonstrate his explosiveness on the field.

Although DeJean did not have a pre-draft visit or participate in the Senior Bowl, Lance Zierlein's draft profile highlights his competitive nature, plus ball skills, and significant special teams value. Zierlein notes that while DeJean's movements may appear more linear than fluid, his instincts and burst compensate for any shortcomings. The profile also suggests that DeJean could excel as a punt returner and gunner in his rookie year.

The Packers' potential selection of DeJean has generated excitement among fans and experts alike. With a successful college career and impressive physical attributes, DeJean has the potential to make an immediate impact in Green Bay.

As draft day approaches, the Packers and their fans eagerly await the official announcement, hoping that Cooper DeJean will join the team and contribute to their defensive success.

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