Three Guys

Josh Jones, OT, Houston - Most athletic OT in the draft and well suited to ZBS. Instant plug and play at RT, also insurance at LT if Bakh contract talks go south.

Isaiah Simmons, LB, Clemson - Not happening, but the most athletic LB to come out in over a decade. In the Patrick Willis mold.

Devin Duvarnay, WR, Texas - Reminds me a lot of Randall Cobb...would be an immediate threat on inside slants to take it the distance.

Pakrz posted:

Regardless of where they are selected, name three guys in the draft that you would love to see on GB's roster next season (Realistically).

I got:

Chase Claypool:  The size/speed ratio is ridiculous.  He can play wide, from the slot or at TE.  

Troy Dye: A little light and has some work to do, but I think he can develop into a big time LB.

Jalen Reagor: This dude is a TD waiting to happen every time he touches the ball. He immediately shores up the return game and give Arod a massive home run threat on offense. 

 

I don't see it.  I think he would need a couple of years to develop NFL route running skills.  His highlight reel show nothing but open field catches.  He's not running by NFL CBs on a regular basis.  Return game, great, but he seems like an expensive gadget guy.  He's a nice player and I'm sure he'll be a good pro but I think there's much better value considering where he's projected to be picked. 

For me (realistic picks):

Mims
Blacklock
High RT pick

Listen here Bucko... Jalen Reagor is a can't-miss guy.  I haven't been this sure of a prospect's chances since Shea McClellin.  

I've been Bucko'd.

As someone who knows all things WR (Ankles Adams is a cupcake), I feel confident in my assessment. 

I wouldn't mind Reagor being picked.  Even if he took time to develop as an NFL route runner he could immediately add to the return game.  I'd just prefer he wasn't the #1 pick.

I just hope we can find a guy named Taco

As long as he has some sauce. 

I've been off Reagor since combine, I just don't like his movement and don't find him very fluid.

My 3:

Mims: Best WR that we have a chance of getting without having to move up to the top ten in Round One

Malik Harrison LBer: 6th best 3 cone time of anyone (all positions) at the combine

Jordan Elliot D-Line Missouri - PFF is very high on this guy and has him as one of their "most underrated" prospects in this draft. 

Henry posted:

I've been Bucko'd.

Better than being guy'd.

1. LSU WR Justin Jefferson (longshot, but possible)

2. OSU LB Malik Harrison (possibly R2)

3. Tennessee Edge Darrell Taylor (possibly R4)

Players from big programs that showed up consistently against good opponents, all with ascending talent. 

A highly successful football fan posted a recent mock in which the Packers acquired both Raequon Williams and Raekwon Davis.
If there is another eligible IDL 'Rakeone' in the 2020 draft class, regardless of spelling, then Glutencrunch needs to make this happen.

If I can pick any three players it would be:

Javon Kinlaw IDL

Tristen Wirfs OT 

CeeDee Lamb WR

and I didn't pick an ILB, but if I did, it would be Kenneth Murray

Yeah I mean in a perfect world I would take any 3 of those as well mrtundra. Likely not realistic options, but those 3 will be difference makers in the NFL.

1st round - Would love to get one of Denzel Mims, Grant Delpit, Patrick Queen.  

2nd round - One of Malik Harrison, Davon Hamilton, Donovan Peoples-Jones

3rd round - One of Willie Gay Jr, Chase Claypool, Saahdiq Charles

round one. Kenneth Murray   LB Oklahoma 

round 2.  Ross Blacklock  DT  TCU

round 3. Isaiah Wilson OT  Georgia

Timpranillo posted:

1st round - Would love to get one of Denzel Mims, Grant Delpit, Patrick Queen.  

2nd round - One of Malik Harrison, Davon Hamilton, Donovan Peoples-Jones

3rd round - One of Willie Gay Jr, Chase Claypool, Saahdiq Charles

I like it.  I think Claypool is going to get selected at or near the top of R2 just because of the size/speed ratio.  Whether he's worth that or not is highly debatable.  

GB doesn't have a huge need at S, but if you're truly going into the draft with a BPA mentality, GB might just walk away with Delpit.  

I like Claypool, would not hate the pick.  

Josh Jones is a guy I hope makes it to our pick in the first round.  

Josh Jones OT rd 1 or trade down early rd 2

Michael PIttman rd 2 (62)

Akeem Davis-Gaither (94)

Claypool is the kind of swiss army knife player that would really excel with Rodgers. Rodgers hasn't had that type of guy since Finley maybe, every TE he's had except maybe Sternberger has been more of a traditional inline guy. 

Safety could be a wildcard on Day 1 or Day 2 honestly. I've seen some discussion they could decide to bring in another FS to go opposite Amos and let Savage be more of a Honey Badger role that plays FS, OLB, NB, etc. With his speed and instincts I think he could really do well. His qualities are kind of wasted as a deep centerfielder.

....Named Moe" ??

Swiss Army Knives...Claypool, Shenault, Reagor, Gibson (Memphis)...

Speaking of versatile players I know people are thinking TE...but what if Funchess is going to serve in that role? He has a similar skillset and slightly better athleticism than Austin Hooper who cost $10M.

I think between 17, Lazard, Funchess, EQ, Tonyan and Sternberger there will be a lot more weapons than we had last year. Thrown in a rookie WR with wiggle or wheels and this becomes a very different offense.

I also think Packers will add one of those versatile RB/WR type players to be the eventual replacement for Jamaal who is FA next year OR if not a slash guy, a power back...someone like AJ Dillon or Sewo Oloniula from TCU.

That's an interesting thought on Savage and S early. Would not be surprised if S is BPA on their board when their pick comes up.

Pack88 posted:

Josh Jones OT rd 1 or trade down early rd 2

Michael PIttman rd 2 (62)

Akeem Davis-Gaither (94)

 

I like the way you think. Unfortunately, I don't see Jones on the board at 30. I know the TDN mocks have him lasting that long, but, unless the other teams needing a tackle brain fart and join in the feeding frenzy at WR and maybe QB, then he won't be there.

Alabama FS Xavier McKinney could be ripe for the taking at 30. He's a ballhawk similar to Eddie Jackson...who Amos thrived next to.

Isaiah Simmons

Cederian Lamb

Jedrick Wills

Chongo posted:

Swiss Army Knives...Claypool, Shenault, Reagor, Gibson (Memphis)...

Speaking of versatile players I know people are thinking TE...but what if Funchess is going to serve in that role? He has a similar skillset and slightly better athleticism than Austin Hooper who cost $10M.

Could be wrong, but I don’t think banging away with pass rushers is a great idea for a guy that has had serious challenges staying healthy in his career. 

I am guessing Funchess will be mostly a red zone target where he can be the guy Rodgers throws fades to. 

Fix the run defense (ILB and DL) and get a WR

ILB - Murray, Queen, Baun (1st); Harrison (2nd); Brooks (3rd)

DL - Epenesa (1st); Blacklock (2nd); Madubuike (3rd)

WR - Jefferson (1st); Shenault (2nd); Mims (2nd); Reagor (2nd); Duvernay (3rd); Edwards (3rd)

R1 - Epenesa, Murray, Queen, Baun, Jefferson

R2 - Shenault, Mims, Blacklock, Harrison, Reagor

R3 - Duvernay, Edwards, Madubuike, Brooks

Pakrz posted:

Regardless of where they are selected, name three guys in the draft that you would love to see on GB's roster next season (Realistically).

I got:

Chase Claypool:  The size/speed ratio is ridiculous.  He can play wide, from the slot or at TE.  

Troy Dye: A little light and has some work to do, but I think he can develop into a big time LB.

Jalen Reagor: This dude is a TD waiting to happen every time he touches the ball. He immediately shores up the return game and give Arod a massive home run threat on offense. 

 

I don't know who to drop out of my list, but I have to add Logan Wilson out of Wyoming.  I think he's going to be a solid 3-down linebacker at the next level.  

Jefferson in round 1, blacklock in round 2, top tackle round 3., 

Well....you did say 3 guys...😄

Tyler Biadasz 

Marlin Davidson

Raekwon Davis

As much talk as there’s been on the WRs in this draft, they need upgrades at DT and OG and these guys represent all that. After all the talk of the passing game and all these super important skill players, the  game is still won on the lines, and Biadasz, Davidson, and Davis bring serious nasty to the party... 

Packmeister posted:

Well....you did say 3 guys...😄

Didn’t Ted already draft those three?

Well they certainly weren't FA signees.

Remember this...every dude you want badly at #30 will be gone by then. That's just the way it always seems to work.

Chongo posted:

Remember this...every dude you want badly at #30 will be gone by then. That's just the way it always seems to work.

yup.
Tier 1 of players comes to an end around pick #22, so if Das Gute wants the guys fans covet, he's going to have to move up and snatch em.

Snatch excellence

"There's no way he will still be there at #30"

Always love that response.

BTW,  I will be composing a list of players who will definitely not be there at #30 - - it will be comprised of over 100 names. Stay tuned. 

Boris posted:

Snatch excellence

I prefer excellent snatch!