OK...Offensive Lineman Drafted since Wolf

[ND72]

Someone mentioned Wolf decided to look more towards protection in the draft than Defensive Line, so I thought we'd take a look at this as well. Sorry if this is a bit of an overkill...but I think it's all interesting to see how we were built at times. Plus...I'm a OL/DL guy, I feel they are the most important parts of the team.

Ron Wolf (15)
1992
Round 10 - Andrew Oberg T North Carolina

1993
Round 3 - Earl Dotson T Texas A&M-Kingsville
Round 6 - Paul Hutchins T Western Michigan

1994
Round 1 - Aaron Taylor T Notre Dame

1995
Round 4 - Jeff Miller T Mississippi
Round 7 - Adam Timmerman G South Dakota State

1996
Round 1 - John Michels T Southern California
Round 3 - Mike Flanagan C UCLA
Round 6 - Marco Rivera G Penn State

1997
Round 1 - Ross Verba G Iowa

1998
NON

1999
Round 5 - Craig Heimburger G Missouri
Round 6 - Scott Curry T Montana

2000
Round 2 - Chad Clifton T Tennessee
Round 7 - Mark Tauscher T Wisconsin

2001
Round 4 - Bill Ferrario G Wisconsin

Mike Sherman (3)
2002
Round 6 - Mike Houghton T San Diego State

2003
Round 6 - Brennan Curtin T Notre Dame

2004
Round 7 - Scott Wells C Tennessee

Ted Thompson (6)
2005
Round 5 - Junius Coston T North Carolina A&T
Round 7 - William Whitticker G Michigan State

2006
Round 2 - Daryn Colledge T Boise State
Round 3 - Jason Spitz G Louisville
Round 5 - Tony Moll G Nevada

2007
Round 4 - Allen Barbre G Missouri Southern State


Sherman's days are easy to explain...Clifton, Wahle, Flanagan, Rivera, Tauscher.

[woodbuck27]

1998 - Mike Wahle?

He dressed in one game for us that season.

How did we get him in 1998?

[HarveyWallbangers]

1998 - Mike Wahle?

Supplemental pick

[woodbuck27]

1998 - Mike Wahle?

Supplemental pick

Thanks HW. :)

[Patler]

1998 - Mike Wahle?

Supplemental pick

Thanks HW. :)

Yup, second round of the 1998 Supplemental draft, so Wahle cost the Packer's their 2nd round pick in the 1999 draft.

[Bretsky]

1998 - Mike Wahle?

Supplemental pick

Thanks HW. :)

Yup, second round of the 1998 Supplemental draft, so Wahle cost the Packer's their 2nd round pick in the 1999 draft.


They'd have to tie TT us in his chambers to get him to give up a draft pick over a supplemental player coming out; if not he'd come out and have his lowball hat on :lol: :lol:

[BallHawk]

They'd have to tie TT us in his chambers to get him to give up a draft pick over a supplemental player coming out; if not he'd come out and have his lowball hat on :lol: :lol:

Man, even subconsciously you can't let that pick go.

[Iron Mike]

Didn't we draft Joe Andruzzi in '97, or was he a free agent signing? :?:

[Bretsky]

Didn't we draft Joe Andruzzi in '97, or was he a free agent signing? :?:

I thought he was a FA, but not 100% sure; he was a gamer. Good guy in the sport

[BallHawk]

Andruzzi was signed as an Undrafted Free Agent.

[wist43]

I'm not sure TT even realizes that there is a supplemental draft... and, I'm fairly sure that Andruzzi was a FA. I was higher on him than some of the players they ended up keeping when they cut Andruzzi. Of course, he went on to become a starter for the Pats (I think it was the Pats).

As for the Packers and OL... they've always done a good job of scouting, drafting, and developing OL. Michaels and Manderich being the only glaring misses.

[Fritz]

Wofl did very well drafting offensive linemen, with some exceptions. But he hit on an awful lot. Weird that Shermy only hit on Wells in three drafts. But he didn't draft many offensive linemen.

In his three drafts TT has drafted more offensive lineman. I hope that most of them, too, work out.