Thompson has to reach. Short arms.
Problem with that mock, they have the Packers picking 29th.
That makes Louisville OLB Devonte Fields the consensus 2017 first round pick for the Packers.
If Kuhn doesn't find himself back on the 53, Kuuuuuuuuuhn may turn into Kuuuuuuuuuuuuuder if that big kid makes it.
Titletown District!
Talked with #Packers President Mark Murphy about hosting the draft. They're in the mix for '19, after not making final list for '17 or '18
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) May 24, 2016
Pretty funny that the draft has more allure than the POS Pro Bowl.
Is that officially the new name? I have heard it discussed... 
Well, rumor is it is moving to floriduh.
I hope they make them play in different Disney costumes. I'd watch that.
With teenagers kicking the **** out of Barney for halftime entertainment.
Probably the only hitting you'd see all game.
Just turn the Pro Bowl into The Future Stars Bowl. Limit to 1st and 2nd year players. Those young guys are hungry and would want the extra money the game pays.
Hungry5 posted:Is that officially the new name? I have heard it discussed...
Some film on Kenny Clark from the stretch run, dude can play
http://www.packers.com/media-c...ontent-GB_sf59001564
His quick feet jump out for a guy that big and tall. Is he even 22 yet?
There were some comments during the season about Clark not looking the part. Always smart to make a judgement on a rookie D-linemen. He looks a bit under-sized but plays with really good leverage and great hand use. He only got better as the season wore on - when it mattered most.
No rookie wall here. Would be great if he can become a player.
Ted spotted in Indianapolis testing stopwatches and gearing up for the all important short shuttle and 3-cone drills.
Was also pissing and moaning about Alabama, Oklahoma and Colorado all having their pro days on the same day.
K.Clark's already a player and an offseason of weight training surely helps
Ben Fennell had some great cutups on twitter of Clark taking on double teams, showing his technique, but I can't access them anymore. Couple of other ones linked below
https://twitter.com/BenFennell...s/821013176317865988
https://twitter.com/benfennell...s/780538761796923392
https://twitter.com/BenFennell...s/818928365772177412
I'm not sure he's really undersized for the role he plays. The days of the Gilbert Brown/Ryan Pickett base NT are over; everybody plays nickel all the time.
GB was looking for a DL with both run/pass talents to play next to Daniels. Clark looks like a great fit and he'll get even more snaps in 2017.
2016 DL snaps were Daniels 64 %, Guion 44 % Clark 33 %.
I thought the consensus was Clark wasn't expected to start right away, was going to get eased into the rotation, and wouldn't be pressured to play before he was 'ready'.
Raji's decision changed that for better or worse.
Turned out to be for the better, because he responded to his challenge very well.