All eyes will be on top pick Quay Walker and the young wide receivers, but Wyatt is probably best equipped to be an instant impact contributor among the Packers rookies. At 24 years old and with several years of experience playing in the SEC, he’s physically ready to play right away. At Georgia, he was a dominant player against the run, and he has the athletic profile (quickness, first step, lateral agility) of an interior disruptor as a professional pass-rusher. Wyatt could be a three-down player at some point during his rookie season in Green Bay. Playing next to Kenny Clark will only make his life easier and should provide plenty of one-on-one attacking opportunities. The Packers wanted a twitchy interior defender to complete the defensive line group, and Wyatt fits the bill perfectly. – Zach Kruse, Packers Wire
