Mel Kiper & His Awesome Hair on the 2008 Packer Draft

[K-town]

Ty (Wisconsin): GB has 1 first and 2 second round picks. What will they do?

Mel Kiper: They need a CB. If Mike Jenkins is there out of USF, he would look good in a Packer uniform. They also need a TE. Maybe Fred Davis. They also could use a OG. At some point in the 5-7 round area, I think they'll draft a QB. Another underrated QB is Caleb Hanie, Colorado St.

[texaspackerbacker]

Kiper is sometimes way off the mark, but this seems pretty reasonable--position-wise especially. Probably, Thompson will come up with some unknowns who are as good or better, though.

[SkinBasket]

Re: Mel Kiper & His Awesome Hair on the 2008 Packer Draf

Another underrated QB is Caleb Hanie, Colorado St.

Terrible name. You can't be a successful QB with a name like that.

I'm starting to buy into Jenkins, much more so than Davis, but I doubt he's in TT's master plan.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Re: Mel Kiper & His Awesome Hair on the 2008 Packer Draf

Another underrated QB is Caleb Hanie, Colorado St.

Terrible name. You can't be a successful QB with a name like that.

I'm starting to buy into Jenkins, much more so than Davis, but I doubt he's in TT's master plan.

A name like Caleb can only bring some sorta Children of the Corn scenario.

[Scott Campbell]

Can we please get another DE prospect on the roster?

[DonHutson]

Re: Mel Kiper & His Awesome Hair on the 2008 Packer Draf

Another underrated QB is Caleb Hanie, Colorado St.

Terrible name. You can't be a successful QB with a name like that.

No kidding. Did we learn nothing from Ingle Martin? The days of Cecil Isbel or Fran Tarkenton being marquee names are long gone.

As for Mel's picks, he's the only one I've seen suggesting Mike Jenkins could fall anywhere near Green Bay.

We need a CB? We need a TE? I'd be willing to bet Ted doesn't think we NEED anything. Someone at those positions would be nice at some point, but nothing would surprise me.

[motife]

Mel Kiper updated his Top 5 list today.

* Asterisks denote underclassmen who have declared for the 2008 NFL draft.

Quarterbacks
1. Matt Ryan, Boston College
2. Brian Brohm, Louisville
3. Joe Flacco, Delaware
4. Chad Henne, Michigan
5. John David Booty, USC

Running Backs
1. Darren McFadden, Arkansas*
2. Rashard Mendenhall, Illinois*
3. Felix Jones, Arkansas*
4. Jonathan Stewart, Oregon*
5. Chris Johnson, East Carolina

Fullbacks
1. Owen Schmitt, West Virginia
2. Peyton Hillis, Arkansas
3. Jacob Hester, LSU
4. Jerome Felton, Furman
5. Mike Cox, Georgia Tech

Wide Receivers
1. Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma*
2. DeSean Jackson, California*
3. Devin Thomas, Michigan State*
4. James Hardy, Indiana
5. Limas Sweed, Texas

Tight Ends
1. Fred Davis, USC
2. Dustin Keller, Purdue
3. John Carlson, Notre Dame
4. Kellen Davis, Michigan State
5. Jermichael Finley, Texas*

Offensive Tackles
1. Jake Long, Michigan
2. Ryan Clady, Boise State*
3. Chris Williams, Vanderbilt
4. Jeff Otah, Pittsburgh
5. Sam Baker, USC

Offensive Guards
1. Branden Albert, Virginia*
2. Chilo Rachal, USC*
3. Eric Young, Tennessee
4. Roy Schuening, Oregon State
5. Chad Rinehart, Northern Iowa

Centers
1. Steve Justice, Wake Forest
2. Mike Pollak, Arizona St.
3. Cody Wallace, Texas A&M
4. Kory Lichtensteiger, Bowling Green
5. Jamey Richard, Buffalo

Defensive Ends
1. Chris Long, Virginia
2. Vernon Gholston, Ohio State*
3. Phillip Merling, Clemson*
4. Derrick Harvey, Florida*
5. Calais Campbell, Miami

Defensive Tackles
1. Glenn Dorsey, LSU
2. Sedrick Ellis, USC
3. Kentwan Balmer, North Carolina
4. Marcus Harrison, Arkansas
5. Dre Moore, Maryland

Inside Linebackers
1. Jerod Mayo, Tennessee*
2. Curtis Lofton, Oklahoma*
3. Dan Connor, Penn State
4. Jonathan Goff, Vanderbilt
5. Philip Wheeler, Georgia Tech

Outside Linebackers
1. Keith Rivers, USC
2. Bruce Davis, UCLA
3. Cliff Avril, Purdue
4. Geno Hayes, Florida State*
5. Erin Henderson, Maryland*

Cornerbacks
1. Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Tennessee State
2. Leodis McKelvin, Troy
3. Aqib Talib, Kansas*
4. Mike Jenkins, South Florida
5. Justin King, Penn St.*

Safeties
1. Kenny Phillips, Miami*
2. DaJuan Morgan, NC State*
3. Reggie Smith, Oklahoma*
4. Marcus Griffin, Texas
5. Josh Barrett, Arizona State

Place-Kickers
1. Brandon Coutu, Georgia
2. Arthur Carmody, Louisville
3. Rob Zarrilli, Hofstra
4. Garrett Hartley, Oklahoma
5. Jason Reda, Illinois

Punters
1. Mike Dragosavich, North Dakota State
2. Durant Brooks, Georgia Tech
3. Brett Kern, Toledo
4. Benjamin Dato, Fordham
5. Ben Woods, Buffalo

[Fritz]

Re: Mel Kiper & His Awesome Hair on the 2008 Packer Draf

Another underrated QB is Caleb Hanie, Colorado St.

Terrible name. You can't be a successful QB with a name like that.

No kidding. Did we learn nothing from Ingle Martin? The days of Cecil Isbel or Fran Tarkenton being marquee names are long gone.

As for Mel's picks, he's the only one I've seen suggesting Mike Jenkins could fall anywhere near Green Bay.

We need a CB? We need a TE? I'd be willing to bet Ted doesn't think we NEED anything. Someone at those positions would be nice at some point, but nothing would surprise me.

With a name like Caleb Hanie, he better have a gap between his two top front teeth that's a mile wide. and he better show up to mini-camp in a flannel shirt and suspenders.

This team could use a Caleb Hanie.

[Partial]

How can Malcolm Kelly be #1 when he won't work out?!?

[KYPack]

Ler's spend a 3rd round pick on this guy;

Punters
1. Mike Dragosavich, North Dakota State

That'd be a slick move, eh?

[Pack-man]

Caleb Hanie is a bad name for a QB, but how about John David Booty? I think he'd have a tough time in GB with that name also!

[DonHutson]

Caleb Hanie is a bad name for a QB, but how about John David Booty? I think he'd have a tough time in GB with that name also!

Personally, I like Booty. You can never have enough.

[DonHutson]

Ler's spend a 3rd round pick on this guy;

Punters
1. Mike Dragosavich, North Dakota State

That'd be a slick move, eh?

I'd spend a 7th on him with no questions asked.

[Fritz]

Wasn't Caleb Hanie a character on Green Acres?

[green_bowl_packer]

Mr. Haney