New from JS: Sizing up the Packers' draft on the Web https://t.co/BnG2EBTU8B #Packers
â Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) May 1, 2016
oldschool posted:Eddy's feminine side is starting to bother me...I hope he can grow a pair for this next ...and hopefully last season with us.
PackerJoe posted:I intentionally skipped about five pages for obvious reasons so excuse me if someone has already posted this link.
McGinn's top 100:
http://www.jsonline.com/sports...198z1-377214661.html
And once again I'll take my shot.
PackerJoe's top 100:
Quarterback (6) - Carson Wentz/North Dakota State, Jared Goff/California, Paxton Lynch/Memphis, Connor Cook/Michigan State, Dak Prescott/Mississippi State, Christian Hackenberg/Penn State
Running Back (6) - Ezekiel Elliott/Ohio State, Derrick Henry/Alabama, Devontae Booker/Utah, Jordan Howard/Indiana, Kenneth Dixon/Louisiana Tech, C.J. Prosise/Notre Dame
Wide Receiver (9) - Laquon Treadwell/Mississippi, Corey Coleman/Baylor, Josh Doctson/Texas Christian, Will Fuller/Notre Dame, Sterling Shepard/Oklahoma, Tyler Boyd/Pittsburgh, Michael Thomas/Ohio State, Braxton Miller/Ohio State, Malcolm Mitchell/Georgia
Tight End (4) - Hunter Henry/Arkansas, Austin Hooper/Stanford, Nick Vannett/Ohio State, Jerell Adams/South Carolina
Offensive Tackle (10) - Laremy Tunsil/Mississippi, Ronnie Stanley/Notre Dame, Jack Conklin/Michigan State, Taylor Decker/Ohio State, Jason Spriggs/Indiana, Germain Ifedi/Texas A&M, LeâRaven Clark/Texas Tech, Shon Coleman/Auburn, Jerald Hawkins/Louisiana State, Alex Lewis/Nebraska
Offensive Guard (6) - Cody Whitehair/Kansas State, Joshua Garnett/Stanford, Christian Westerman/Arizona State, Nick Martin/Notre Dame, Connor McGovern/Missouri, Joe Thuney/North Carolina State
Center (3) - Ryan Kelly/Alabama, Max Tuerk/Southern California, Evan Boehm/Missouri
Defensive End (11) - Joey Bosa/Ohio State, DeForest Buckner/Oregon, Shaq Lawson/Clemson, Kevin Dodd/Clemson, Emmanuel Ogbah/Oklahoma State, Jonathan Bullard/Florida, Shilique Calhoun/Michigan State, Jihad Ward/Illinois, Carl Nassib/Penn State, Bronson Kaufusi/Brigham Young, Charles Tapper/Oklahoma
Defensive Tackle (13) - Sheldon Rankins/Louisville, AâShawn Robinson/Alabama, Jarran Reed/Alabama, Robert Nkemdiche/Mississippi, Vernon Butler/Louisiana Tech, Kenny Clark/UCLA, Andrew Billings/Baylor, Chris Jones/Mississippi, Austin Johnson/Penn State, Maliek Collins/Nebraska, Hassan Ridgeway/Texas, Adolphus Washington/Ohio State, Javon Hargrave/South Carolina State
Outside Linebacker (10) - Myles Jack/UCLA, Leonard Floyd/Georgia, Darron Lee/Ohio State, Noah Spence/Eastern Kentucky, Suâa Cravens/Southern California, Kamalei Correa/Boise State, Jordan Jenkins/Georgia, Kyler Fackrell/Utah State, Deion Jones/Louisiana State, Yannick Ngakoue/Maryland
Inside Linebacker (3) - Reggie Ragland/Alabama, Joshua Perry/Ohio State, Kentrell Brothers/Missouri
Cornerback (11) - Jalen Ramsey/Florida State, Vernon Hargreaves III/Florida, Eli Apple/Ohio State, William Jackson III/Houston, Mackensie Alexander/Clemson, Kendall Fuller/Virginia Tech, Artie Burns/Miami, Fl, Xavien Howard/Baylor, Cyrus Jones/Alabama, Will Redmond/Mississippi State, KeiVarae Russell/Notre Dame
Safety (8) - Vonn Bell/Ohio State, Karl Joseph/West Virginia, Keanu Neal/Florida, T.J. Green/Clemson, Sean Davis/Georgia, Darian Thompson/Boise State, Miles Killebrew/Southern Utah, Jalen Mills/Louisiana State
Final total correct was 82. That's the same as I did last year. McGinn beats me by 2. Still did a bit above average. Top score was 87. Mayock and McShay also finished with 84. Zierlein of NFL.com had the same as I did. Finished ahead of Brandt (80) and Kiper (79).
http://www.thehuddlereport.com/scoring/top100.shtml
This next part is just for chillijon. Since I did above average in my predictions I will give the Packers an above average grade in this draft. If I would have beat McGinn then I would have given the Packers an A+. If I would have finished behind Kiper than I would have said the Packers did horrible, Thompson is getting old and senile and the Packers suck and Go Bears. But since I did OK with my predictions, and that's obviously the most important thing when it comes to the NFL draft, I'll say the Packers get an above average grade in the draft.
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When is it appropriate to start a 2017 mock draft?
I'm sure you're smart enough to pick all of the first 100 players to be drafted.
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Fedya posted:I'm sure you're smart enough to pick all of the first 100 players to be drafted.
Are you talking his personal 100 or a consensus 100?
ChilliJon posted:When is it appropriate to start a 2017 mock draft?
About 12 years ago.
Brett Kaepernick?
ChilliJon posted:When is it appropriate to start a 2017 mock draft?
1. DeShaun Watson - if he doesn't get hurt or get in legal trouble, he's a safe bet.
Actually, the first 2017 mock drafts have already posted.
http://bleacherreport.com/arti...y-predictions/page/5
I will update my spreadsheet.
I'll be shocked if GB passes on OG Fred Zerblis in round 4 next year. He's got 4th round talent.
But where do the Experts have him slotted?
5th round.
Another TT reach.
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
â 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.
Which Disney Princess would Lacy be?
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?
So, bust?
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.