NEVER!!!!!!!!! would kick him in the nuts everyday for stepping on him on purpose.
@Chongo posted:Luckily the Bustin Harrell experience didn't prevent us from taking Kenny Clark.
If you recall, the Packers had their choice of D-linemen in that draft, and Kenny was not really the consensus top tackle. The Packers made the best choice, though.
Note: Upon further review, Sheldon Rankins went to the Saints with the 12th pick. Kenny was the second DT off the board. Chris Jones has also had a nice career, but I'd still take Clark.
Wow...Tyreke Hill was a 5th rounder in that draft.
Wisconsin Whitewater IOL Quinn Meinerz is a day 1 @seniorbowl winner for this aesthetic alone (cc @RieseDraft) pic.twitter.com/6EpYNhHmoc
â Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) January 27, 2021
Gut feeling we draft an Edge player in the first round because fans don't think it's a position of need.
Someone like this kid
@Chongo posted:Wisconsin Whitewater IOL Quinn Meinerz is a day 1 @seniorbowl winner for this aesthetic alone (cc @RieseDraft) pic.twitter.com/6EpYNhHmoc
â Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) January 27, 2021
Roll out the barrel...
The guy I'd really like is Zaven Collins. He's likely to be a better Preston in pass rush, coverage and run defense. Plus, you really want at least three pass rushers and Preston may well be gone. Using Boris' PFF link:
Of course I think Keith Taylor is long gone by then, he'd probably be in the Dyami Brown spot, at the latest, but the general idea of the early/late handcuffs is likely to be at corner and one other spot, I'm guessing
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So you think GB will have 10 picks?
@El-Ka-Bong posted:
Yeah, but did you watch what he does with a sledgehammer? What do they teach them at Whitewater? Dude needs to definitely put on some goggles or the only team that will be drafting him will be the Seeing Eye Dawgs.
So who will be this years Q. Ceephus that shows up on every mock draft here?
Quinn Meinerz maybe? Whitewater Jesus Junior who's reportedly had a great week at Senior Bowl practices and would be much cheaper than Linsley.
Jim Leonhard
Get him a watermelon.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1357080312711364609
https://www.profootballnetwork...-nfl-draft-prospect/
Hope my guy McNeill is available rd 2 . Aaron Donald jr
OK, golfers, what is "LOFT"?
It's where you put the hay. Some will get this. 
Loft in golf refers to the trajectory of a golf ball, the more loft a club has the higher the the ball goes, of course there is the farmers hayloft which has a trajectory of its own.
Lack of frickenâ talent
Story of my life
@Henry posted:Iâm okay with an edge rusher. Iâm okay with any defense at this point. It would also make Preston expendable.
Iâm betting CB early.
I also am okay with defense at this point. I I agree I think it could be CB early but wouldn't be shocked to see them go ILB. they have to get a couple of CBs and I think they really need to finally address ILB. If you watch Tampa's defense you see how they can wreck another teams offense if you have ILBs who can run, cover, and be physical.
I also wouldn't complain if they went DE early. You cannot win in the NFL if you are putting players like Lancaster and Lowry on the field. Gutsy guys but you need difference makers.
Offensively, depending on what happens with Linsley they will need some depth on the OL and another WR playmaker. I wouldn't mind a pick of a tackle so they can replace Wagner soon.
It'll be very interesting to see how the cap moves affect the draft. For example, if Preston is a cap cut, Edge 'backer could be #1 or #2.
1. Zaven Collins - My favorite. Seems to be the most versatile guy with the fewest question marks, ala Josh Allen from KY in '19, though probably between Allen and Zack Baun as a pure athlete.
2. Gregory Rosseau - Freakish talent who opted out of Miami for 2020 so he's raw. Might be more Z/Gary type and need some time.
3. Jaelen Phillips - Another freakish talent who played great for Miami this year, but he was sidelined by injuries and concussions at UCLA prior to transferring.
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4. Azeez Ojulari - Already playing 3-4 OLB at GA, though may get dinged for being shorter than desired.
5. Jayson Oweh - Another freakish-but-raw talent
6. Patrick Johnson - Another ridiculously versatile guy like Collins, though like Ojulari, might be a bit shorter than desired.
Collins and Johnson are my favorites as I'd think they'd be the best chess pieces. Phillips' injury history would give me pause.
Until the NfuckingL figures out what the fuck is going on with the fucking cap, who the fuck knows.
GB is in a position to take BPA. Unfortunately it's because they have so many needs.
Thinking the Pack will have 10 picks to start the draft due to comp picks for Martinez, Bulaga, and Fackrell. My wish list:
CB, DL, OL (2 each); WR, RB, LB (1 each); last pick can be a ST demon, preferably a WR or LB
Need at least 2 legitimate contributors from these picks. Dillon and Deguara will provide nice contributions in 2021, so that will make 4 impact players needed to reload. Factor in guys like Kamal Martin, Barnes, Runyan, Stepaniak, and a few other draft picks in this draft to be nice contributors, massive success is completely doable.
Patrick Surtain would the guy I would love to have from this draft, but we'd likely have to give up either next year's number 1 or both this & next year's number 2, in addition to our #1 this year to move up far enough to get him. Can you imagine he and Jaire at the corners?
Ah, that fly over with the stealth bomber??? WAS FLYING WITH A WOMAN AS THE PILOT, BAM.....AND GAWD LOVE HER.
Do you think the Packers should draft her Goldie?
This kid has some juice. Others here have mentioned him. Wouldnt be opposed to grabbing him in R1.
Holy shit, thatâs the most Ghanaian name ever.
Theyâd likely have to give up a ton to go get him, though, as heâs likely a top-15 guy.
Yeah it's still a little early really to slot guys. So much can happen in terms of rankings between now and the draft. Perfectly appropriate to have wishful thinking right now! 
Yeah; first we have to have the combine, where everybody here will pick their favorite player they'll spend the next five years bitching about Gutekunst not drafting.
@Fedya posted:Yeah; first we have to have the combine, where everybody here will pick their favorite player they'll spend the next five years bitching about Gutekunst not drafting.
Should we call this the "*******" or the "Patrick Queen"
There is no Combine this year, only Pro work out days at universities. Some small college guys are going to have to find a place that will let them workout.
@Fedya posted:Yeah; first we have to have the combine, where everybody here will pick their favorite player they'll spend the next five years bitching about Gutekunst not drafting.
There will be no combine this year. Covid-19 rears it's ugly head, once again. This time, the combine would fall just when the new African variant makes it's way across the country.
Fun scenario: Rodgers wants security/clarity and he wants the team to go all-in BUT it is obviously a business and he can't fuck up the QB market or screw himself by taking less money. What if GB takes his existing contract, which looks like:
| YEAR | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
| BASE SALARY | $15,050,000 | $25,000,000 | $25,000,000 |
| SIGNING | $11,500,000 | $11,500,000 | - |
| ROSTER | $6,800,000 | - | - |
| WORKOUT | $500,000 | $500,000 | $500,000 |
| RESTRUCTURE | $2,852,000 | $2,852,000 | $2,852,000 |
| MISC. | $870,000 | - | - |
| CAP HIT | $37,572,000 | $39,852,000 | $28,352,000 |
| DEAD CAP | $31,556,000 | $17,204,000 | $2,852,000 |
Restructures the whole deal, adds 2 years, guarantees the whole show (ala Kirk Cousins) and pays out a fuck load of money up front to spread the whole amount over 5 years. Looks more like:
| YEAR | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
| BASE SALARY | $5,000,000 | $5,000,000 | $10,000,000 | $25,000,000 | $25,000,000 |
| SIGNING | $66,276,000 | - | - | - | |
| ROSTER | - | - | - | - | - |
| WORKOUT | $500,000 | $500,000 | $500,000 | $5,000,000 | $5,000,000 |
| RESTRUCTURE | |||||
| MISC. | - | - | - | - | - |
| CAP HIT | $18,755,200 | $18,755,200 | $23,755,200 | $43,255,200 | $43,255,200 |
| DEAD CAP | $18,755,200 | $18,755,200 | $23,755,200 | $43,255,200 | $43,255,200 |
That reduces his cap hit in '21 by $19M and reduces his '22 cap hit by $21M. GB says "we're going to take this money and go all-in" re-signing Linsley, Jones, maybe trading Love to recoup some value and maybe trading for a guy like JJ Watt (just an example), adding a starting CB, etc. Basically giving Rodgers everything he needs to get at least 1 more championship. 1) Do you think Rodgers does it, is it beneficial for him and 2) is that a beneficial situation for GB or is it a bad idea to commit long term to a QB basically in his last couple years?