Lack of Interest in Draft?

[LL2]

I'll admit my interest in the draft is down this year as well. It does seem like a boring draft. Also, I think the interest is down from Packer fans because they do not have a MUST need. I pretty much expect all of the players drafted to back up the current starters, and maybe see a couple start in the middle of the season. That's why it's a little "yawn" this year. I will probably be working on my lawn and stop to see who the Packers picked.

[woodbuck27]

If I had the energy I'd go find last years NFL Draft Thread and Bump it

That was a frickin monster

007 will be all over this post B.

[GrnBay007]

If I had the energy I'd go find last years NFL Draft Thread and Bump it

That was a frickin monster

007 will be all over this post B.

Ballhawk beat me to it Woody. It was 157 pages long. It's fun to follow the draft with fellow rats!!

[woodbuck27]

I'm just as into it as ever. I probably have more understanding of the guys coming out this year than any year in the past. There has been a big deflation here since the TT hate died. Nobody wants to go out on limbs any more. Hell, nobody says anything and when somebody does, the idea just gets disproven, with no real alternaive for what might actually be. Like I said, the ideas are shot. Nobody says anything.


I'm out doing my draft diligence though. If there is ONE player that I have an affinity for that we mgiht be able to get at pick #30 it's James Hardy - WR from Indiana. He is a dominate force in the redzone. It's not because he's big, tall and explosive, but because he's big, tall, explosive and absolutely punked whoever lined up in front of him when it came to scoring TD's. The ball goes up, the WR and DB go up, Hardy comes down with ball, DB looks up like WTF just happened - I was all over him. That's the routine. It goes down just like that regularly. He's a truely special player IMO. A player that didn't play at a big time program and doesn't get tons a national hype, but a player that dominated his competition and seems to have all the skill to dominate at the next level. He would be the PERFECT long term weapon to play alongside Jennings for the next 10 years.

36. James Hardy WR Indiana

The big wideout they (The Jets - according to NFL Draft Countdown) need and at over 6-5 with 4.51 speed he is quite the physical specimen.

Has he been moving up draft boards JH? I like him also.

PACKERS FOREVER!

[Bretsky]

I'm just as into it as ever. I probably have more understanding of the guys coming out this year than any year in the past. There has been a big deflation here since the TT hate died. Nobody wants to go out on limbs any more. Hell, nobody says anything and when somebody does, the idea just gets disproven, with no real alternaive for what might actually be. Like I said, the ideas are shot. Nobody says anything.


I'm out doing my draft diligence though. If there is ONE player that I have an affinity for that we mgiht be able to get at pick #30 it's James Hardy - WR from Indiana. He is a dominate force in the redzone. It's not because he's big, tall and explosive, but because he's big, tall, explosive and absolutely punked whoever lined up in front of him when it came to scoring TD's. The ball goes up, the WR and DB go up, Hardy comes down with ball, DB looks up like WTF just happened - I was all over him. That's the routine. It goes down just like that regularly. He's a truely special player IMO. A player that didn't play at a big time program and doesn't get tons a national hype, but a player that dominated his competition and seems to have all the skill to dominate at the next level. He would be the PERFECT long term weapon to play alongside Jennings for the next 10 years.

36. James Hardy WR Indiana

The big wideout they need and at over 6-5 with 4.51 speed he is quite the physical specimen.

Has he been moving up draft boards JH? I like him also.

PACKERS FOREVER!

I'd be fine with him too; it seems we're fine at WR so he might be a classic TT pick as the BPA