In all fairness, he wasn't drafted by us..the Jets drafted Lee.
5th and a 7th added + regular picks + Jets picks
Oops, no pick in the 6th#Packers' draft picks
— Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) March 9, 2023
1st - No. 15
2nd - No. 45
3rd - No. 78
4th - No. 116
5th - Nos. 151 and 170
7th -- Nos. 171, 225, 234, 256. https://t.co/HOOuYw9uCC
SF hires minorities who get poached and promoted by other teams = 3rd round comps.
@RochNyFan posted:Holy shit, SF gets three 3rd rounders?
Yeah it’s a good thing we didn’t get those, Gutekunst would blow those picks for sure
@RochNyFan posted:Holy shit, SF gets three 3rd rounders?
You wanted GB to get them?
@YooperPackfan posted:Yeah it’s a good thing we didn’t get those, Gutekunst would blow those picks for sure
That's not true. With 3 3rd round picks we could land our next kicker, punter, and long snapper.
Any players on this list you like?
College Football’s 15 best return specialists of 2022
Not all of these players are in this years' draft.
Knowles is really the one who fits the Packers’ size requirements as a receiver. .
@Packmeister posted:That's not true. With 3 3rd round picks we could land our next kicker, punter, and long snapper.
Already? Do those positions have to sit on the bench for 3 years too?
@Herschel posted:Knowles is really the one who fits the Packers’ size requirements as a receiver. .
Interesting...Knowles did not work out at the Combine. Is he injured?
He's a senior, and he doesn't fumble. Here's his stats from ESPN:
I don't feel like we need to draft an OLineman too early this year. We don't talk about our depth at all. We have Caleb Jones and Rasheed Wallace jomping at the bit to get in the rotation. Also maybe Tarik Carpenter could be the answer at safety. They have all gone through the system once now.
I doubt they’re counting on any of them for real snaps this season outside of Carpenter on special teams, nor should they. And if Bakhtiari goes to NY with Rodgers, it’s a thing. Broderick Jones and Darnell Wright would be good fits, and Skoronski has position versatility.
Skoronski would be a good pick, even if Bakh stays, if you feel the guys we have aren't enough.
If Bakhtiari stays or they want to mix & match to find the best combo, Skoronski is cool, but if they're looking strictly for a tackle I prefer Jones or Wright. Wright's not getting the pundit love, but he stoned Anderson (Alabama) and Ojulari (LSU) in those games and might come cheaper.
Were those the games of Wright's life? What does the rest of his tape look like?
Right on DH13, why don’t we get a steady dose of lowlight tapes. They should be just as important.
thats quite a drop. Wonder if they take the Northwestern OT that Lukas Van Ness worked like a PT job
So, take the 61 and nexts years one plus Fields and Moore for AR. 😀
Kiel(basa) has a report button, and he's not afraid to use it!
@Brak posted:Hey a new Pollack joke! Just one?
Polack, pollack is a cod like fish
@Pikes Peak posted:Polack, pollack is a cod like fish
That is correct. Talks to text can be tricky. Also I don't appreciate you appropriating 25% of me.
@Pikes Peak posted:Right on DH13, why don’t we get a steady dose of lowlight tapes. They should be just as important.
You're right, they should absolutely draft a guy at 15 based on 2 games.
@DH13 posted:Were those the games of Wright's life? What does the rest of his tape look like?
He had a pretty good week at the Senior Bowl, as well, and is a good tackle overall. He's not as good as Jones but plays with a solid base. He's probably better suited to the right side but has experience at both, and could be had later, allowing a different position in the first. He seems like one of those ten-year starters that gets the job done and has a high floor, unlike many of the linemen the Packers have taken of late.
I'd put Matthew Bergeron from Syracuse in the same category.
