(Peppers, Raji, Clay, Perry, D. Jones, Clinton-Dix, Randall);
Three 2nd rounders (Neal, Hayward, Rollins);
Two 3rd rounders (Burnett and Thornton);
and Three 4th rounders (Daniels, Bradford, and Ryan).
Also, starting CB Shields was signed to a significant new deal last season and Guion was signed as a free agent.
With Dom entering his seventh year as DC and no glaring personnel weaknesses, barring injury this should be a top 10 D in 2015, right?
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Starting offense for the Packers per the depth chart shows:
2 1st round picks.
2 3rd Round picks
4 4th round picks
2 5th round picks
1 UDFA
Stands to reason they should be somewhere between 15th and 20th overall with that rag tag collection.
Let's stop with the nonsense.
Let's stop with the nonsense.
It's the Time of the Season for nonsense.
Preferably highly speculative, wildly unrealistic, mad scientist type nonsense. 
Don't know about you all, but I'd take a defense of 4th round Mike Daniels type players over 1st round Nick Perrys any day.
Really, who gives a flying fu** where these guys were drafted. Certainly TT doesn't nor does MM. If you can play and contribute, that's the criteria.
This defense was plenty good in the 2014 playoffs to get us to the SB. Special Teams screwed us out of a SB. And that's a unit that was addressed in this draft.
With GB's offense and AR, they don't need a top 10 defense to get back to the SB. They need to stay healthy and keep 12 standing up.
Starting offense for the Packers per the depth chart shows:
2 1st round picks.
2 3rd Round picks
4 4th round picks
2 5th round picks
1 UDFA
Stands to reason they should be somewhere between 15th and 20th overall with that rag tag collection.
Let's stop with the nonsense.
Three 2nd rounders (Nelson/Cobb/Lacy). Adams was a 2nd rounder too.
Perry & D.Jones don't play like 1st rounders are expected to,Perry did play better last season than the season before.
With GB's offense and AR, they don't need a top 10 defense to get back to the SB. They need to stay healthy and keep 12 standing up.
The defense allowed almost 200 yards rushing that day (194 on 35 attempts). In spite of the five turnovers (four interceptions, one fumble) and five sacks they got, they managed to put together a very bad day once it was all over in Seattle. Special teams were also bad in that game, but so was Rodgers. Everyone had a hand in that loss. No one gets a pass, no one.
He's not dead yet, just barely animate.
Still not going to be able to stop the run.
Counting on BJ Raji for anything is mistake #1.
If, and I realize this is a big if, Green Bay can figure out how to stop the run I think this team can make it to the playoffs. I'd like to see that.
Lofty goals, brother. Lofty goals.
Agreed, counting on a BJ after 55 is foolish.
No wonder the Special Teams suck.
When is Sebastian Janikowski's contract up?
