Tebow put up good college numbers too, and the difference between fast enough and not fast enough is thin.
I would imagine they target a DE or pass rusher with one of their first two 1st rounders.
We lose to the 9ers because of special teams and you morons don’t want to use one of the firsts on a punter?
@"We"-Ka-Bong posted:We lose to the 9ers because of special teams and you morons don’t want to use one of the firsts on a punter?
Or a designated holder for field goals????
@"We"-Ka-Bong posted:We lose to the 9ers because of special teams and you morons don’t want to use one of the firsts on a punter?
We should draft 2 in the first. Last year we didn’t have a single back up punter. Inexcusable!
7 picks in the first 4 rounds. We can do a lot with that.
Leo is definitely the fan favorite that will be picked two picks before a Packers pick.
@DH13 posted:Do you guys think Watson will fall to RD4?
It’s hard to tell. He’s athletic and big, but he also played in the NDSU scheme against NDSU opponents and has a reputation similar to MVS for drops. He could go in the second to the fifth, depending on how teams see his drawbacks.
Your thoughts on this guy.
FYI- I’m never clicking your link
Did a Draft Network mock adjusted for the Davante deal. At pick #22 Drake London, WR USC; Pick #28 Chris Olave, WR Ohio St. 2nd Round pick 53, DeMarvin Leal, IDL Texas A&M; Pick 59, Nick Bonitto, Edge. Not too bad...
@YATittle posted:Your thoughts on this guy.
He's like Jamaal Williams and Travis Jervey had a baby: Runs hard, fast in a straight line, awkward in the wash, good hands and no wiggle.
Rough pro day for David Ojabo. I'm not sure what the injury is, but boot, crutches and upper leg wrapped after injuring is leg running a pass drop drill. He was probably a top-15 guy before the injury, but now, who knows.
New USA Today mock has the Packers taking Chris Olave and David Ojabo.
Tests confirmed that LB David Ojabo tore his Achilles, per a Michigan source. Doctors expect a full and complete recovery.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 19, 2022
Rams’ RB Cam Akers tore his Achilles last summer and was back in about six months, and doctors expect Ojabo to be on the same timeline.
Six months is VERY aggressive for a torn Achilles. It's usually a year for normal people and nine months for professional athletes even. Akers was an anomaly.
The bigger the dude, the longer the rehab on weight-bearing injuries.
That said, he may slide all the way to the Packers...might be worth a gamble since we have two picks.
@YATittle posted:Your thoughts on this guy.
KR material.
@Herschel posted:Six months is VERY aggressive for a torn Achilles. It's usually a year for normal people and nine months for professional athletes even. Akers was an anomaly.
This, and you never know if you’ll be back to 100%. The stakes are too high, in my opinion, to take a chance on a player with a major injury no matter how good a prospect looks. Was it Miles Jack who was regarded as the best linebacker in the draft, got hurt, a team took a chance on him high in the draft, and since then, he’s been only a slightly above average linebacker? The draft is already such a crapshoot. Used to drive me nuts when TT would draft players with major injury histories. We’ve been burned every single time.
Some some reason it seems every year people on this board wants the Packers to go out and draft a player high that’s not gonna play right of way because they’re recovering from a serious injury and that’s just insane in my opinion
@Chongo posted:That said, he may slide all the way to the Packers...might be worth a gamble since we have two picks.
If you're referring to the second 2nd Round pick, sure, maybe. If you're referring to the 1st Round - HARD PASS!
@YooperPackfan posted:Some some reason it seems every year people on this board wants the Packers to go out and draft a player high that’s not gonna play right of way because they’re recovering from a serious injury and that’s just insane in my opinion
Most of those players are ex-Badgers. 
Breece Hall is a nice player...couldn't find any film of him doing KR though. I'd expect him to go in a higher round than the Packers are willing to spend for him. They just took Kylin Hill, granted he's out for a while with ACL recovery...but not sure the Packers are looking to replace him at the moment.
Packers need to spend some draft capital on TE...Tonyan who knows when he will be ready. Marcedes is a sidecar OT on his best day. Deguara isn't really a TE. Dafney has shown flashes but he's nowhere near an impact guy.
I agree Chongo. I want us to get our own Kelce.
But what do you want the Packers to do?
@Herschel posted:Six months is VERY aggressive for a torn Achilles. It's usually a year for normal people and nine months for professional athletes even. Akers was an anomaly.
Akers was also not the same when he returned.
@GBFanForLife posted:But what do you want the Packers to do?
He wants the Packers to go out back to the Tight End tree and pick a Kelce off of it. What don’t you get?
It really sucks for Ojabo and the injury and who knows maybe he can fully recover from it?
No way do i burn a first rounder to find out
@michiganjoe posted:New USA Today mock has the Packers taking Chris Olave and David Ojabo.
Ojabo just tore his Achilles, so I think GB passes on him.
How would people feel if they went "all-in" on the defensive front? Just as an example:
Admittedly I like Pierce and Ezukanma and they're available later than I think they should be here, so I think they'd have two receivers who coukls contribute right away, but swap them with Watson and Doubs, or a similar combo. There is some appeal to saying "You're not going to run on us and we're coming after your QB."
A DL rotation of Clark, Lowry, Slaton, Wyatt and Jones sounds pretty tempting.
Mafe replaces Z and Malone being a better Fackrell rush specialist. Fayed may get some snaps and be a Special Teamers thumper.
Chenal replaces the pedestrian Barnes as an enforcer and plays Special Teams.
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