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Originally Posted by Joemailman
Agree. I'd like him on ST and as the 3rd safety in a pinch.
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Originally Posted by Joemailman
Agree. I'd like him on ST and as the 3rd safety in a pinch.
I'm hoping they grab Murphy or one of the Robinsons. They have capital to move up if all three are going off the board. Let Hafley work his magic on the back end with what we have and a later pick db.
dejean just looks and sounds too perfect for what we need
trade up to get him if you have to
Now that they have signed McKinney and supposedly are shopping around for another FA Safety, I doubt they draft a Safety, Dejean or other in the first or second round. I said before we ever got McKinney that I was hoping they go the FA route, as Safety is one of those positions where hotshot college players don't often translate to great pros, at least not in their early years.
What do we need most with the new D coordinator? Still hard to say. It's a lot easier to say a lot of position groups we don't need. The biggest needs are probably RB and ILB, neither of which is usually a good idea to take in the first round.
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I would agree with the good fit
A week before FA they asked Wilde and Tauscher for the dream scenario for our secondary.
They said, get the Giants guy in FA and then follow up with DeJean and that would be the perfect scenario. THe first step is done.
If you haven't watched Wahle, you're missing out. Good break down of Rasheed Walker, and great thoughts about draft at the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xp8dlGTF2fc
I don't have time right now, at what point does he talk about Walker? I'm interested as I think that if he plays like he did the last 4 weeks and the playoffs we are set at LT for awhile.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaire
After some reading, I think I want them to take JPJ in the first round:
THE JUGGERNAUT
Jackson Powers-Johnson: The Packers Next Juggernaut? | (packerstalk.com)
Voted Other in the poll, and my ideal choice is JC Latham. Quite possible he goes in the 10-24 range, though.
Would be happy with a corner prospect if there is no OL available, or DL if Newton falls down to us.
About a quarter way or a third in to the video. I didn't watch everything he had to say, but my takeaway from the analysis (no disagreement from me, at any point):Quote:
Originally Posted by bobblehead
Film was from the Panthers game... Walker is a plus effort player with good natural strength and issues with (most specifically) hand technique, pad level (narrowing base and standing too tall), footwork (some false steps, but also some curious strategy about initial posturing pre-snap -- coaching).
Grand takeaway is that Walker should not be considered a liability, but the jury is out - if he improves the technical aspects, he's got the physical traits and a good motor and the marriage of all those things could make him a damn good LT.
Pad level! Pad level! Pad level!
Where's Mike McCarthy when you need him?
i've seen latham going after our pick, so don't count anything outQuote:
Originally Posted by smuggler
i'd be more then fine with himQuote:
Originally Posted by Sparkey
get rid of that mistake at center we have now
Bring what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bretsky
The Chop....aka...Chop RobinsonQuote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
I really can't get very excited about Packer picks until they happen. I definitely hope they do not take an OLineman in the first round. The closest thing to needs that we have are ILB and RB, neither of which are generally good to take in the first round. So I guess, getting a hotshot pass rusher like Robinson would be my choice.
Throwing in a vote for Kool-Aid here. Rumor at this link says Packers could be interested. Seems like a safe pick, if he doesn't work out on the outside could be good at slot or free safety.
https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/2...spects-players
"It was also reported that Green Bay had extended conversations with cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry, who also has return ability, at Alabama’s pro day."
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/kool-a...4-0b09c691ed50
I hope they draft him so a reporter can ask his girlfriend if she's drinking the Kool-Aid.Quote:
Originally Posted by wthigoot
And if they draft someone with that first pick who's not a safety or linebacker, you can say with some certainty that they're not drafting strictly for need. Nobody likes a "reach" pick.
Yes, just say no to the fats, the Yokozunas - be it a fat offensive lineman or a fat defensive lineman.Quote:
Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
Everyone is enamored by the white corner, but I wouldn’t mind the Packers trading up for WR Xavier Worthy, a poor man’s Tyreek Hill. Watson has the Claymaker metrosexual disorder and can’t be counted on to suit up week after week. Draft Worthy and, if J-Love gets better, Pack offense could morph into the greatest show on earth not seen since the Wu-Tang Clan was in their prime.
Hand tech is the easiest thing to learn. I'm not concerned with his pad level because he is big and long, and in the run game he moves people regardless of how (and pad level is nearly impossible to teach. You have natural low center or not). He does need more work on his feet and its not easy to learn, but he improved throughout the year so I expect more.Quote:
Originally Posted by smuggler