Possible Selections, high lights

[Deputy Nutz]

Antoine Cason
http://youtube.com/watch?v=2v0o1g52Cvk

Brandon Flowers
http://youtube.com/watch?v=BsMNyu77Ld8&feature=related

Aqib Talib
http://youtube.com/watch?v=UDfol6147fk

Jonathan Stewart 2005
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nwSKFOfc04Q&feature=related

Reggie Smith
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RTnKM1fGP6w&feature=related

Felix Jones
http://youtube.com/watch?v=4miK7GnuSAI

Chris Johnson
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XhUhLtAC_Ok&feature=related

Dustin Keller
http://youtube.com/watch?v=WO-vS7o0PEs&feature=related

Brian Brohm
http://youtube.com/watch?v=IxC2WrG8cuQ

John Flacco
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZxW_RdJjtos&feature=related

Kevin O'Connell
http://youtube.com/watch?v=R7Hem8WbjvI&feature=related

[Carolina_Packer]

Wow, great stuff. I looked at most of them. Love to have Chris Johnson running on Sundays and Joe Flacco behind Rodgers. What a cannon, and looks very accurate and has some mobility. He has pocket presence for sure. Cason looked really good too. It will be hard for TT to make up his mind at 30 if any of these guys are on the board. You could make a case for many of them.

[Carolina_Packer]

double post

[ND72]

i'll put money on it that non of those guys are Packers by the end of the weekend.

[hawaii50]

chris johnson looks amazing in those highlights.

[gbpackfan]

A lot of draft experts believe that John David Booty (QB - USC) would be a nice fit for the Packers. Here is a highlight vid.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=UXJ4MeOl9BI

[pack4to84]

After watching the videos I want Dustin Keller. He looks fast for a TE. Talk about busting a cover 2 defense with a TE like this.

[pack4to84]

Brian Brohm reminded me of Rex Grossman. The more I watch him the more he reminds me of Rex. Throwing motion to the way he side steps, and drops back.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Brian Brohm reminded me of Rex Grossman. The more I watch him the more he reminds me of Rex. Throwing motion to the way he side steps, and drops back.

Except brohm doesn't have a strong arm and is intelligent.

[Bretsky]

How can ya not like a dude named "Booty"

[woodbuck27]

Antoine Cason
http://youtube.com/watch?v=2v0o1g52Cvk

Brandon Flowers
http://youtube.com/watch?v=BsMNyu77Ld8&feature=related

Aqib Talib
http://youtube.com/watch?v=UDfol6147fk

Jonathan Stewart 2005
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nwSKFOfc04Q&feature=related

Reggie Smith
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RTnKM1fGP6w&feature=related

Felix Jones
http://youtube.com/watch?v=4miK7GnuSAI

Chris Johnson
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XhUhLtAC_Ok&feature=related

Dustin Keller
http://youtube.com/watch?v=WO-vS7o0PEs&feature=related

Brian Brohm
http://youtube.com/watch?v=IxC2WrG8cuQ

John Flacco
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZxW_RdJjtos&feature=related

Kevin O'Connell
http://youtube.com/watch?v=R7Hem8WbjvI&feature=related

Currently we have picks #30 ,#56 and #60 in the first two rounds.

If TT holds and picks at #30 he should have one of the following on his board availble to bolster our 'D':

CB's Brandon Flowers or Antoine Cason.

or Safety Kenny Phillips

or for our 'O' - RB's Jonathan Stewart or Felix Jones.

He may elect to trade down fr. #30 for an early second round selection and another later round pick. Lots of talent will be available in round two. Then these possibilities seem evident, with three second round picks or a trade down again of one of them:

DE's Lawrence Jackson and Quentin Groves;

WR James Hardy;

QB Joe Flacco

CB's Justin King, Patrick Lee, Charles Godfrey,Tyvon Branch and Tracy Porter are all in the mix;

Safety's Tyrell Johnson and DaJuan Morgan ( maybe - Safety and versatile prospect Reggie Smith as late as the early third with a trade down of pick #60 ) ;

RB Ray Rice and Chris Johnson;

TE's Dustin Keller, Martellus Bennett and John Carlson

Etc. or too many good picks for our needs.

I see this being a solid draft for TT. I believe we'll get two or three of these above fella's. :D

PACKERS FOREVER!

[HarveyWallbangers]

Keller looks impressive catching the ball. Can he block?

Keller and Cason are the two guys that seem more intriguing to me.

I don't want Felix Jones. He looks like a situational guy in the NFL to me.

[Bretsky]

Keller looks impressive catching the ball. Can he block?

Keller and Cason are the two guys that seem more intriguing to me.

I don't want Felix Jones. He looks like a situational guy in the NFL to me.


If I'm up high I don't think I'd touch McFadden either Both brother's gang members; whole family has been trouble. Hopefully he doesn't end up like Lawrence Philips.

Some of the guys I'm intrigued by are Keller, Cason, and Mayo. I don't think Mayo will drop past 20 though.

[HarveyWallbangers]

From what I gather:

WRs that fit the Greg Jennings/James Jones profile:

Earl Bennett, Vanderbilt - 3rd round
Keenan Burton, Kentucky - 3rd or 4th round

OL with good ZBS skills:

Chris Williams, Vanderbilt - mid 1st round (probably won't drop to Packers pick)
Duane Brown, Virginia Tech - late 2nd or early 3rd round
Oniel Cousins, UTEP - 3rd or 4th round
Kerry Brown, Appalachian State - 5th to 7th round

Corners with good bump and run skills:

Reggie Smith, Oklahoma - mid to late 2nd
Charles Godfrey, Iowa - 3rd
Terrell Thomas, USC - 3rd or 4th

[KYPack]

From what I gather:

WRs that fit the Greg Jennings/James Jones profile:

Earl Bennett, Vanderbilt - 3rd round
Keenan Burton, Kentucky - 3rd or 4th round

OL with good ZBS skills:

Chris Williams, Vanderbilt - mid 1st round (probably won't drop to Packers pick)
Duane Brown, Virginia Tech - late 2nd or early 3rd round
Oniel Cousins, UTEP - 3rd or 4th round
Kerry Brown, Appalachian State - 5th to 7th round

Corners with good bump and run skills:

Reggie Smith, Oklahoma - mid to late 2nd
Charles Godfrey, Iowa - 3rd
Terrell Thomas, USC - 3rd or 4th

I'd like to aee the Pack draft Keenan Burt AND Andre Woodsen.

Burt is a solid WR with a ton of upside that may have him UTR.

Woodsen is the poor man's Vince Young. He's years away from playing in the league, but I like our staff's ability to work with a young guy. If we could coach Woodsen up, we could have a solid threat at 2nd (eventually) and a helluva talent at the 3rd spot.

Woodsen just might be there at 3 and Burt at one of our 4's.

Of course, this means it will never happen, but that's about my extent of draft info.

[Tarlam!]

I'm in lust with that reel of Dustrin Keller - man! Can he block, as someone already asked...?

[Packnut]

I'm in lust with that reel of Dustrin Keller - man! Can he block, as someone already asked...?

I saw quite a few Purdue games and in answer to your question, below average at best. He's not real strong as far as drive blocking goes.

However, in all fairness, he was'nt asked to do a whole lot of blocking so it's an area where with the proper teaching he can improve.

I look at it this way. Olsen was more talented per the experts but he had little effect in his first season. IMO, TE is not a position worthy of a 1st rd pick even if it is a late pick. Keller should go in the second rd.

[Ballboy]

I gotta agree, Keller looks good. He goes up after the ball, adjusts in the air and catches it with his hands, not his body.

His blocking is a big question. I wonder how he did against the "big" talent in the Big10? I only saw one catch in the Ohio State game, what about Michigan, WI or Penn State? Highlights against Minny, Indiana and Iowa really don't impress me.

[texaspackerbacker]

I kinda like Keller too. I previously thought he was too small, but he's a hybrid, and in the Packer offense, he'd be good. If you need a big TE on the goal line, put in an extra O Lineman. 2nd round, though, not first.

I also would not be opposed to Felix Jones. He got pretty amazing speed and a lot less mileage than a lot of RBs. I doubt he falls to #30, though. I previously have thought and said we don't need an RB, but arguably, we need one as much as we need anything else--like somebody said in an earlier thread, we're one injury to Grant away from having very little there.

[Deputy Nutz]

DAMN! That Chris Johnson is one fast brother. His 4.25 translates to the field, mind you against Conference USA teams.

Keller looked good.

Cason just looks really big for a corner, very physical and just has the "it" factor when it comes to football. He might not be around when the Packers are picking.

[sheepshead]

That Carson reel is fun. He'll have to not even think of keeping his number however.

[Ballboy]

The Cason reel wasn't that special to me....they showed the same pick four times, just at different angles. Most of his picks are bad throws, the two clips that show him in coverage, he dropped both as he didn't get his head around fast enough.