In an attempt to improve an already strong defensive secondary, the Green Bay Packers went out and used their first-round selection on Georgia cornerback Eric Stokes, with the desired outcome for him to team up alongside Jaire Alexander. But their fifth-round selection, Shemar Jean-Charles, may end up having just as important of an impact on Green Bay’s defensive approach.
Even though his role throughout camp has been as the second option in the slot (behind Chandon Sullivan), the Appalachian State rookie has been turning heads, especially those of defensive backs coach Jerry Gray, so far in practice.