OFFICIAL 2015 NFL DRAFT THREAD

[smuggler]

If the Packers want a player in the vein of Woodson or (perhaps) Cam Chancellor, they may consider Shaq Tompson (LB/S/RB) from Washington. He's so, so quick. And versatile. But, he's not the kind of guy you plug into a spot and just go. You'd need to scheme to him a bit. Considering how we used Chuck, and how we have gone more multi in this year, I think we might consider it. The other thing is, like a lot of players, it's quite possible he doesn't last to the end of the first round.

The best immediate result, I would think, would be improved coverage on tight ends...

[woodbuck27]

Just as a heads up on a player that TT wouldn't touch:

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ers-the-draft/

(WR) Dorial Green-Beckham, big-time talent with risks, enters the draft

http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-foo...am_807735.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorial_...College_career

http://espn.go.com/college-football/...-green-beckham

http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/...beckham-1.html

[Joemailman]

If the Packers want a player in the vein of Woodson or (perhaps) Cam Chancellor, they may consider Shaq Tompson (LB/S/RB) from Washington. He's so, so quick. And versatile. But, he's not the kind of guy you plug into a spot and just go. You'd need to scheme to him a bit. Considering how we used Chuck, and how we have gone more multi in this year, I think we might consider it. The other thing is, like a lot of players, it's quite possible he doesn't last to the end of the first round.

The best immediate result, I would think, would be improved coverage on tight ends...

It's early, but the current rankings would indicate Thompson won't be available when the Packers pick. He's just too dynamic a playmaker to last that long. Some teams might pass on him because they're not sure where to play him, but not enough for the Packers to have a shot.