27: R1P27
ILB REGGIE RAGLAND
ALABAMA
57: R2P26
TE HUNTER HENRY
ARKANSAS
88: R3P25
DT ADOLPHUS WASHINGTON
OHIO STATE
126: R4P27
WR STERLING SHEPARD
OKLAHOMA
132: R4P33
TE TYLER HIGBEE
WESTERN KENTUCKY
138: R4P39
RB KENYAN DRAKE
ALABAMA
163: R5P24
OLB VICTOR OCHI
STONY BROOK
203: R6P25
G JOE DAHL
WASHINGTON STATE
246: R7P27
OT BRANDON SHELL
SOUTH CAROLINA
Here is the last mock I ran with updated lists.
But Rodgers leads the league in frumpy expressions and negative body language on the sideline, which makes him, like Josh Allen, a unique double threat.
-Tim Harmston
Looks like we are gonna be able to address some needs...
this is looking better, sign a FA tight End as well as resigning Perry/Raji/Neal/Crosby/Kuhn
27: R1P27
ILB REGGIE RAGLAND - ALABAMA
57: R2P26
LB JAYLON SMITH - NOTRE DAME (Image if he did fall to our 2nd)
88: R3P25
TE NICK VANNETT - OHIO STATE
126: R4P27
OT JOE HAEG - NORTH DAKOTA STATE
132: R4P33
DT CHRIS JONES - MISSISSIPPI STATE
138: R4P39
S MILES KILLEBREW - SOUTHERN UTAH
163: R5P24
RB AARON GREEN - TCU
203: R6P25
DE RYAN ANDERSON - ALABAMA
246: R7P27
ILB LUKE RHODES - WILLAM & MARY
That would be crazy good, but I don't think it's realistic that Smith or Killebrew will be available at those spots. Maybe Ragland, but even that's doubtful.Originally Posted by jklowan
I get the sense that Ragland got a grade early and it hasn't changed yet on the mock draft sites.
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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...gurus-1st-mock
Mel Kiper NFL Mock Draft 2016: Notable Picks from ESPN Guru's 1st Mock
By: Mike Chiari , Featured Columnist Jan 14, 2016
Note:
11 Chicago Bears ( Mel Kiper) Reggie Ragland, LB, Alabama
22 Houston Texans Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota State
23 Minnesota Vikings Josh Doctson, WR, TCU
24 Cincinnati Bengals Will Fuller, WR, Notre Dame
25 Pittsburgh Steelers Kendall Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech
26 Seattle Seahawks Eli Apple, CB, Ohio State
27 Green Bay Packers Austin Johnson, DT, Penn State
28 Kansas City Chiefs Kenny Clark, DT, UCLA
29 Denver Broncos Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Ohio State
30 Arizona Cardinals Leonard Floyd, OLB, Georgia
31 Carolina Panthers Emmanuel Ogbah, DE, Oklahoma State
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Apparently, Ragland grew up a Packers fan and wants the Packers to draft him. We'll see. I have some doubts about him as a prospect (mainly he plays a game made for 15 years ago when the NFL is going for more speed in today's world). However, I also had some reservations about Clinton-Dix for some of the same reasons, and he's been better than I expected. His play speed is better than anticipated. Ragland might have similar traits.
"There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
Would Henry last until the 57th pick?
In 2013, a lot of mocks had the packers taking Lacy with their 1st round pick. TT waited and got him at the end of the 2nd round. Similar situation with Henry. It would be nice if history repeated itself.
I think it all depends on if runs occur on other positions. There is a chance he could fall that far.
But Rodgers leads the league in frumpy expressions and negative body language on the sideline, which makes him, like Josh Allen, a unique double threat.
-Tim Harmston
Heath Miller announced his retirement. Henry might not make it past Steelers at #25.
Kevin Dodd as an eventual replacement for Peppers?
http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=11269
Eyebrows were raised when I reported from Shrine Game practice that a number of teams grade Kevin Dodd over his Clemson teammate Shaq Lawson and as time passes those rumblings continue to get louder. Much has to do with the fact team’s believe Dodd brings more upside and a higher ceiling compared to Lawson. Dodd is expected to measure 6-feet/5-inches and 275lbs at the combine and has a height advantage over Lawson. As of this posting Dodd has been informed he will only be asked to participate in defensive line work at the combine despite the fact there are a number of 3-4 teams considering him at outside linebacker. He has been working on linebacker techniques with former NFL defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell and will run through OLB position drills during Pro-day if asked. I’m told his forty goal at the combine is 4.8-seconds or faster.
I would shit in my pants with joy if we got this; I doubt the ILB lasts til our 1st round pick and I don't think Henry comes close to dropping to our round 2 pick
I am cool with Henry in round 1
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TE class is very weak, so is the ILB class. The question is, if both Henry and Ragland are there when the Packers draft who would you want the Packers to draft?
Ragland. ILB is a more critical need, I think.
Maybe TT will pull a Raji/Matthews type deal, and get both in the 1st.
Packers will pass on Ragland, I'm almost certain of it. He can't cover at the pro level. He's a 2-down linebacker. He's good at what he does, but I have to think we'll pass on him if we have any confidence in Barrington being capable as a 2-down player, whatsoever.
If we're going ILB in round 1, I think we have to look for trade partners and try to get Jaylon Smith. Otherwise, we can try to trade back from our rd 1 pick or trade up from our rd 2 pick and take an ILB or TE.
Rutgers WR Leonte Carroo is like a young James Jones or Anquan Boldin. I could see him being a steal in the 4th or 5th round. Great body control. Doesn't drop passes. Tall and big enough (but not a giant). His knock is his top-end speed.
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I'm leaning this way, as well. I'll have to evaluate him more, but I don't think the Packers will take a two down ILB in round 1.
"There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
Henry is not making it out of the first round.
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Before their bowl game, I would have been all for this. Now, I will be disappointed if that is how the Packers use their 1st round pick. Unfortunately, I doubt he will play this year. His "camp" keeps proclaiming that he sustained no nerve damage, as feared initially. That means he must have sustained nerve damage.
thinking the Packers go for a OT or DT in R1. (Spriggs? Vernon Butler/Sheldon Rankins?) I could see them go after Kentrell Brothers in R2. I think Ragland will be gone by 27. Henry too.
I hear good things about the TE from Stanford.
Some guys I've looked at that I've liked... with CBSSportsline overall ranking (#)
Reggie Ragland, LB, Alabama - doubt he'll be there at our pick in the 1st round. (16)
Sheldon Rankins, DT, Louisville - doubt he'll be there either. (25)
Cody Whitehair, OL, Kansas State - 6'4", 300 (37)
Jaylon Smith, LB, Notre Dame - 6'3", 240, think he could play inside. (20)
Shon Coleman, OT, Auburn - 6'6", 313 (39)
Jason Spriggs, OT, Indiana - 6'6", 301 (42)
Rashard Higgins, WR, Colorado State - 6'2", 188 (72)
Josh Doctson, WR, TCU - 6'2", 195 (40)
Kyle Murphy, OT, Stanford, 6'6", 300 (98)
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