With the 26th pick in the 2013 NFL Draft...

ChilliJonI hate the Vikings!

The Green Bay Packers select?

I'm still of the opinion it's a C if available. Packers need a long term fixture to help anchor the line.

Starting 2013 defense:

DL - Neal, Raji, Pickett starting. (Daniels, Worthy (depending on injury severity), Wilson for depth) Jordan Miller back to the PS.

OLB - Clay and Perry starting(Moses and a draft pick for depth)
ILB - Bishop and Manning starting (Jones, Smith, draft pick)
CB - Shields, House, Hayward starting (Williams and Bush for depth). If House is healthy I'm starting him ahead of Williams.
S - McMillian and Burnett starting (Jennings and Woodson (if restructured)

Need to upgrade LB's. I wish there was a larger body of work to see what GB has in Sean Richardson. But drafting a safety may also be a need.

1 - C
2 - Best LB available
3 - Best G available
4 - BPA

1/14/131:21 PM

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bubbleboy789Member

Arthur Brown, linebacker, Kansas State.

1/14/131:22 PM

Pikes PeakMember

I'm with you on the 4. Hope that TT works some deals for some picks say from round 3 on down. The more depth at all positions the better. And as we all know, there are gems to be had in the latter rounds.

1/14/131:24 PM

Rockin' RobinMember

I'm curious if TJ Lang can play center. I've seen reports on Packer Update and elsewhere that he may be able to do so. If he could, they could shift Barclay to LG, and have a line of Sherrod-Barclay-Lang-Sitton-Bulaga with Newhouse as tackle depth and EDS as interior depth. That wouldn't be so bad.

It's hard to comment now based on who will be available, but I'd like to see a D-line or Linebacker picked in the 1st round.

1/14/131:25 PM

El-Ka-BongYou ungrateful biscuit eating son of a bitch

Ted will trade down, make his first pick in the second round.

It will be a TE.

MARK IT DOWN

1/14/131:30 PM

Grave DiggerMember

Tyler Eiffert/TE/Notre Dame

That is if Finley is gone.

1/14/131:31 PM

El-Ka-BongYou ungrateful biscuit eating son of a bitch

Zach Ertz

1/14/131:36 PM

Mr.YuckMember

quote:
Originally posted by bubbleboy789:
Arthur Brown, linebacker, Kansas State.

I'm the biggest K-state homer on this board and I've seen Brown play a lot.
Late 2nd rounder.....maybe. More realistically he's a third rounder.

1/14/131:37 PM

HerschelMember

1.Kevin Minter (LB LSU)
2. Brennan Williams (OT North Carolina) or Sean Porter (OLB TX A&M)
3. Montee Ball (RB Wisconsin)
4. Mario Benevides (C Louisville)

Would look pretty good.

1/14/131:38 PM

The HecklerMember

quote:
Originally posted by Grave Digger:
Tyler Eiffert/TE/Notre Dame

That is if Finley is gone.

Eiffert is my hunch as well. If Jones from Alabama is there I would take about 3 seconds to make that choice. The guy can play all positions on the OL

1/14/131:38 PM

trumpMember

quote:
Originally posted by Lap-Ka-Dog:
Zach Ertz

Is that the kid from Stanford? because thats the kid I was thinking of when I saw the title of this thread, TT will probably throw the curve when everyone is screaming Defense/C ...

1/14/131:48 PM

IL_Pack_FanMember

Another draft related question: does anyone consider last year to be a slight departure from BPA for Ted, or is it not considered drafting for need when it's an entire half of your roster you're looking to upgrade?

1/14/131:52 PM

YATittleMember

Barrett Jones, C, Alabama

1/14/131:55 PM

NickMember

Jonathan Cooper
Damontre Moore
Dion Jordan

1/14/132:13 PM

PakrzFREEZE!

quote:
Originally posted by Lap-Ka-Dog:
Ted will trade down, make his first pick in the second round.

It will be a TE.

MARK IT DOWN

I was thinking TE or WR. TT loves his TE's.

1/14/132:19 PM

Grave DiggerMember

Dion Jordan is a REALLY interesting prospect. He's a very similar to prospect to Aldon Smith. Very tall and lean, with a very explosive first step and great ability to turn the corner. He would be hard to pass up at 26 IMO. The Giants had Strahan, Umenyiora, Kiwanuka, and Tuck AND still drafted Pierre-Paul with their 1st round pick a few years ago.

1/14/132:22 PM

NickMember

quote:
Originally posted by Grave Digger:
Dion Jordan is a REALLY interesting prospect. He's a very similar to prospect to Aldon Smith. Very tall and lean, with a very explosive first step and great ability to turn the corner. He would be hard to pass up at 26 IMO. The Giants had Strahan, Umenyiora, Kiwanuka, and Tuck AND still drafted Pierre-Paul with their 1st round pick a few years ago.

Dion is your typical boom or bust pick. He has huge upside, but he's very raw. Probably the most athletic OLB in this draft. Oregon had him covering the slot receiver often

1/14/132:23 PM

TdogProspective Member

quote:
If House is healthy I'm starting him ahead of Williams.

I'm down with that. I can only think it's the shoulder injury he had in 2011 cuz 2012 for him was all about protecting that shoulder, and, well... f*ck that. He's 2nd string until he actually tackles someone/shows some want to.

1/14/132:24 PM

HerschelMember

Torn labrum and all, is there any way Dion Jordan makes it out of the top-10 or 15 at the latest?

1/14/132:24 PM

Grave DiggerMember

That's a big question. My gut tells me no, but I didn't think there was any way Bulaga lasted as long as he did either. You never know.

1/14/132:26 PM

SnoozebuttonMember

I'd like to see Kevin Minter or Jarvis Jones with the 1st pick.

1/14/132:27 PM

PakrzFREEZE!

Does Bobby Bushay have a brother?

1/14/132:29 PM

Grave DiggerMember

If he does he's probably a cop somewhere.

1/14/132:30 PM

PakrzFREEZE!

One thing GB is lucky with heading into the draft is they are set at CB, which might be the hardest position to hit on in the draft. A group that includes Shields, Williams, House and Hayward is pretty damn good.

1/14/132:31 PM

PackerRussDo I amuse you?!

I haven't done alot of draft work, but it would seem to me that LB is where we need to focus or OL.

1/14/132:32 PM

Shoeless JoeMember

Until they draft a new/better/smarter strength & conditioning coach, who ever we draft will be hurt by week 3 and will be a non-factor anyway. I say we draft Rob Oviatt...

1/14/132:35 PM

WolfPackMember

1st TE
2nd FB
3rd BJ Sanders Jr

the rest QBs

love to see us land Gio Bernard

1/14/134:25 PM

bubbleboy789Member

quote:
Originally posted by PackerRuss:
I haven't done alot of draft work, but it would seem to me that LB is where we need to focus or OL.

i strongly agree. There's a pretty good opportunity for a trade down here too. A lot of the guys the Packers should target would be there in the mid to early 2nd round (Brown, Minter, Nico Johnson)

1/14/135:13 PM

NickMember

We do not need to draft a TE with a first round pick. That's not the BPA. Dion will be available when we pick, but Damontre Moore will most likely be gone

1/14/135:24 PM

DH13Member

quote:
We do not need to draft a TE with a first round pick.

1/14/135:34 PM

turnip bloodMember

quote:
Originally posted by Grave Digger:
Tyler Eiffert/TE/Notre Dame.

Tyler Eiffert is the early favorite for the Packers #1 pick. I am not sure if the draftnicks are picking up on something or are just guessing.
As for this years draft i have been reading it is very thin on top (first round high 2nd round grades) QB, O-Tackles, and centers. Very strong with defensive line talant , strong on 2nd round grade Wides and it has a good crop of Safties. Ted also likes guys with a high size to speed ratio, that is big guys who can run. So the value pick at 26 might be on the D-line.
The Packers may get a couple of couple 4 or 5 round comp picks this year.
I think the Packers have to get a wide in the 2nd or 3rd rounds. Jordy and Jones are free agents after next year. It takes the Packers at least a year to develop a wide, so Ted needs to cover himself at that position.

1/14/135:39 PM

ilcuquiTHE F*** WITH FASHION

quote:
It takes the Packers at least a year to develop a wide

What?

Jennings and JJ each were big contributors as rookies. And you could argue that Jordy and Cobb did pretty well given that they weren't going to crack the starting lineup as rookies.

1/14/135:57 PM

turnip bloodMember

Yes it does take Packers wide at least a year to develop into a starting wide according to MM. Cobbs, Jones, and Nelson all had limited roles their first year. Jennings was the exception.
It does not mean they will not be contributor their rookie year, it means rookies will not be incorporated into the whole offensive package. For wide’s there is a huge difference between the college and pro game.

And the big news of the day the Packers sign all 8 membersof thier pratice squad to new contracts.

1/14/136:10 PM

DH13Member

You improve the OL and RB and suddenly you don't NEED 4 good/great wides. I would even go so far as to say that if you upgrade the OL, we're good with what we have at RB and WR, even if all we have left is Cobb, Nelson and Jones.

1/14/136:19 PM

El-Ka-BongYou ungrateful biscuit eating son of a bitch

you improve the defense and running game, and bam, you don't need Rodgers anymore.

Trade Rodgers for a running back and draft picks.

1/14/136:42 PM

DH13Member

Come on man. You can't have everything. A stronger running game makes the passing game easier.

1/14/136:46 PM

NickMember

quote:
Originally posted by DH13:
quote:
We do not need to draft a TE with a first round pick.

If I'm using a first on a TE, he better be elite. Eifert is not needed either when we have Finley. If anything, we let Finley play out his contract, and we draft Seferian Jenkins

1/14/137:32 PM

HenryYou rang?

I just want a Ertz jersey so I can be gay all day with science puns.

1/14/137:52 PM

DH13Member

quote:
Originally posted by Nick:
quote:
Originally posted by DH13:
quote:
We do not need to draft a TE with a first round pick.

If I'm using a first on a TE, he better be elite. Eifert is not needed either when we have Finley. If anything, we let Finley play out his contract, and we draft Seferian Jenkins

No, I just thought it was funny because I'm pretty sure the earlier posters were kidding that TT should go TE in RD1.

1/14/138:00 PM

MichiganPackerMember

quote:
Originally posted by Pakrz:
One thing GB is lucky with heading into the draft is they are set at CB, which might be the hardest position to hit on in the draft. A group that includes Shields, Williams, House and Hayward is pretty damn good.

Unless you expect them to tackle a running back or Kaepernick

1/14/138:03 PM

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