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Offense (25)

QB (2)
Love, Clifford
*The other dude isn't worth a roster spot, put him on the PS.

RB (4)
Jones, Dillon, Taylor
*Wilson is a nice story, maybe they don't risk losing him and give a spot instead of PS. 

WR (6)
Watson, Doubs, Reed, Toure, Wicks, Heath

TE (4)
Musgrave, Kraft, Degura, Cut Pick Up
* I'm guessing they look for a special teams stud on the wire after cuts and dump Allen.

OL (9)
Bahk, Jenkins, Tom, Meyers, Runyan, Walker, Nijman, Rhyan, Jones
* I was really hoping to see Caleb Jones step up this year.   

Defense (24)

D Line (5)
Clark, Wyatt, Slayton, Wooden, Brooks
* So much potential in this group.   

OLB (5)
Gary, Smith, Van Ness, Enagbare, Cox

ILB (4)
Campbell, Walker, McDuffie, Carpenter

CB (5)
Jaier, Douglas, Nixon, Valentine, Thomas
* We need Stokes to return to form big time.   

Safety (5)
Savage, Ford, Owens, Leavitt, Johnson
* ugly

3 Specialists and, yes, I'm 1 short.   Maybe the find another player in the secondary or they keep a 6th DL.

Seven WR, two RB, six OLB, maybe six DL if Jonathan Ford shows out.
If I run out of spots, I'd consider not keeping a punter or perhaps a holder and just elevate someone on game-day until injuries open up a spot on the roster.

@BrainDed posted:




OLB (5)
Gary, Smith, Van Ness, Enagbare, Cox

ILB (4)
Campbell, Walker, McDuffie, Carpenter

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My tweaks would be adding Hollins to OLB (also hoping Cox is on the 53)

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I think Wilson makes the roster with Carpenter on the PS

@BrainDed posted:

Offense (25)

(4)
Jones, Dillon, Taylor
*Wilson is a nice story, maybe they don't risk losing him and give a spot instead of PS.

I think you are aware that the PS doesn’t remove the risk of losing a player. Any team can sign players right off the PS whenever they want.

I do agree that Taylor is the front runner for that spot for special teams reasons.

Last edited by Goalline
@DH13 posted:

There are RBs all over the league, all of which are undervalued.  Barring injury, Wilson seems destined to the PS.

I think E. Wilson makes the 53 unless he's a disaster in ST's?

Why? He has home run speed. His speed is insane. When he outran that Cinci DB down the sideline for a TD. I was like WTF???!

If the Packers cut Wilson he will be on a 53 somewhere. Like KC. Just watch

@Boris posted:

I think E. Wilson makes the 53 unless he's a disaster in ST's?

Why? He has home run speed. His speed is insane. When he outran that Cinci DB down the sideline for a TD. I was like WTF???!

If the Packers cut Wilson he will be on a 53 somewhere. Like KC. Just watch

That run featured the highest speed measured by a player in the preseason in years.

@PackLandVA posted:

Wilson won’t make the initial 53.

Wilson’s speed was known prior to the draft.

Fans of particular teams often overvalue said team’s UDFAs.

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Patrick Taylor is a nice player. Good on ST's but if you cut him....are teams fighting each other to get him? He's a hard working guy but nothing ultra special about him.

As Goalline pointed out.....Wilson ran almost 23 MPH. That is ELITE speed, As in Michael Johnson, Usain Bolt fast. No coach on the planet can teach that.

Wilson was already cut by Denver in May.

However, he fits exactly what the Packers want to do. His problem will be how well he blocks and picks up blitzes and also if he does anything on ST's.

Packers have their work cut out for them to keep the best 53 players.

If they're going to keep 6 or 7 WRs, cuts have to come from somewhere. Do they keep only Jones and Dillon?? Have to think a guy like Wilson is going to make the PS at a minimum

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@Boris posted:
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If they're going to keep 6 or 7 WRs, cuts have to come from somewhere. Do they keep only Jones and Dillon?? ...

They did it last year, and with a wealth of young talent, I have to think they will do it again.

Wilson has only played a total of two snaps on STs in two games. And he hasn’t done any blitz pick up/pass blocking (I read 1 play).

Patrick Taylor, in his third year, has familiarity with STs, the playbook, and actual game snap.  He will be the third RB (if they go with 3 RBs).

@Dr._Bob posted:

But it makes you wonder what he's running from.  Sometimes you have to face your problems.

Au contraire.

I have successfully run from every damn problem I have encountered in 63 years.

As long as the knees hold out, I’m good.

@lovepack posted:

Wilson seems to have "it." I'd hate to see him anywhere else. He could replace AJ33 in a year or two.

Wilson needs to play well on STs and in pass protection. So far, Taylor is the better choice, overall.

Worth considering

@ByRyanWood: Matt LaFleur says keeping only three tight ends "is not something that's totally off the table," even with how much he likes to use the position. He's put offensive linemen in that in-line blocking role before, and LaFleur says the offense is deep at receiver.

@WesHod:  When asked about TE situation, Matt LaFleur mentions the #Packers could use offensive linemen as an extra blocker, too. They obviously haven't done that during the Marcedes Lewis Era but a possibility with Tyler Davis out for the year.

Last edited by ilcuqui
@lovepack posted:

Wilson seems to have "it." I'd hate to see him anywhere else. He could replace AJ33 in a year or two.

Wilson has more upside than Taylor, IMHO.  But he has to get better at blocking for the QB, according to quotes from coaches, so that means its Taylor for now.  Hopefully Wilson clears waivers.

OFFENSE(24)

QB: Love, Clifford;

RB: Jones, Dillon, Taylor

WR: Watson, Doubs, Reed, Toure, Wicks, Heath, DuBose

TE/FB: Musgrave, Kraft, Deguara

OL: Bakhtiari, Jenkins, Tom, Runyan, Nijman, Walker, Rhyan, Jones, Myers

DEFENSE(26) STs(3)

IDL: Clark, Wyatt, Slaton, Brooks, Wooden, J Ford

EDGE: Gary, Enagbare, Smith, Van Ness, Hollins, Cox

LB: Walker, McDuffie, Campbell, Wilson, Carpenter

CB: Jaire, Douglas, Nixon, Valentine, Thomas, (Stokes on PUP)

SAFETY: Moore, Owens, R Ford, A Johnson

STs: Carlson, O'Donnell, Orzech

Stash the others on the PS. Make moves to cover injuries, etc. Notable PS players: E Wilson, RB;  Dallin Leavitt,LB/STs; Kadeem Telfort, OT; Lew Nichols, RB(injured); Henry Pearson,TE/FB; Duece Watts, WR; Keshawn Banks, Edge;  Darnell Savage, Safety; Danny Whelan, Punter; Bo Melton, WR. Alex McGough, QB; William Hooper, CB; Innis Gaines, Safety.

Last edited by mrtundra
@ilcuqui posted:

Worth considering

@ByRyanWood: Matt LaFleur says keeping only three tight ends "is not something that's totally off the table," even with how much he likes to use the position. He's put offensive linemen in that in-line blocking role before, and LaFleur says the offense is deep at receiver.

@WesHod:  When asked about TE situation, Matt LaFleur mentions the #Packers could use offensive linemen as an extra blocker, too. They obviously haven't done that during the Marcedes Lewis Era but a possibility with Tyler Davis out for the year.

Marcedes was essentially an olineman anyway.

@mrtundra - there is ZERO chance Savage would make it to a practice squad. He be snatched up quicker by several teams quicker than you could say….well, snatch. And GB would be on the hook for a cap hit of nearly $8 million.

@YATittle posted:

Found on the internet: Put Caleb jones in at tight end as a 6th lineman on 3rd and short and goalline situations a couple times this year.

It took an internet search to figure out teams put big, fatties on the ends of the O-line in short yardage and goal line situations???

@PackLandVA posted:

@mrtundra - there is ZERO chance Savage would make it to a practice squad. He be snatched up quicker by several teams quicker than you could say….well, snatch. And GB would be on the hook for a cap hit of nearly $8 million.

I don't think he was saying Savage on PS

Savage is either on the 53 or PUP, right??

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