DA BRYANT.....BOOM OR BUST

[Bretsky]

http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/90901594.html

Nice article on probably the most controversial player going into the 2010 draft:

Most I've seen still think Bryant goes well before Green Bay

But what if by chance he falls to 23 ?

Dude has top 10 talent and nobody denies that.........so two questions.......


1. Will TT consider him ?

2. What if TT gives us a Harrell type curve ball and nabs Bryant......would you be upset ???

[Lurker64]

No thanks, we're good in terms of "people to throw the ball to". Nelson and Jones already don't get enough touches because neither can beat the other one out for WR3, while WR1, WR2, and TE1 are such great targets.

If we draft any WRs this year, it should probably be a late round pick for a return specialist (like a 7th for Trindon Holiday).

[Brandon494]

I think you have to take him. I mean he only lied about going to Deion Sanders house, not like its anything illegal.

If this guy would have played all season he would be a lock top 10 pick and still might even be one.

Driver is not getting any younger at 35 and we saw how fast Marvin Harrison dropped off. Also Nelson and Jones are nothing special. The trio of Jennings, Finley, and Bryant for Aaron to work with would be a top 5 offense for years to come IMO.

Also Dex Bryant was a pretty good punt returner in college if I remember correctly.

I doubt he'll fall to us anyway so it doesn't really matter, I think he is a lock to go to Denver after trading Brandon Marshall.

[Fritz]

If Denver takes him that would be weird. Trade one troubled wide receiver, draft another one.

[Bretsky]

I'd find it hard to believe Denver would pass him up as well. I don't think he'll last to us but if you think he's hands down the BPA I could see TT taking him.

[Gunakor]

For the same reason that TT passed on Crabtree last year I think he passes on Bryant this year, should Bryant fall all the way down to #23. No need to draft a boom or bust player at a position of strength in the first round of the draft. If Bryant is the BPA at 23, and there's no other player on TT's board ranked that high, trade the pick away and move down.

[retailguy]

he's not "packer people". whatever the hell that is...

[Tarlam!]

he's not "packer people". whatever the hell that is...

Allow me to help point you in the right direction, RG:

http://www.packers.com/team/players/

The site is full of Packer People....

[retailguy]

he's not "packer people". whatever the hell that is...

Allow me to help point you in the right direction, RG:

http://www.packers.com/team/players/

The site is full of Packer People....

touche' my friend, touche'.

[red]

good lord no

crabtree part deux

[pbmax]

He maybe Crabtree or Moss in some ways, but I don't understand the criticism about his work. He's built like a Mack trick for a receiver. Even if OKST helped him with supplements (legal or otherwise), he has obviously spent a great deal of time in the weight room. Would it be impossible to get that work ethic to appear on the field?

And if you could, then the more apt comparison might be Terrel Owens. Not that that makes it any easier.

[Tarlam!]

The kid will be playing with a chip and will be successful early; that's my prediction.

If Deion Sanders is still mentoring him, he should be able to stay out of off-field trouble. But, didn't Pacman Jones also have Sanders mentoring him?

[RashanGary]

welcome back, tar. Just in time for the draft.


Whoa, RG, too. Just in time to complain about Ted

[Freak Out]

The guy is a badass WR, plus didn't he return punts petty well? Is he a head case? Probably considering how he was raised but he stayed out of trouble except for the lie about Neon from what we can read. He's a tempting pick if he's there that late in the round.

[retailguy]

welcome back, tar. Just in time for the draft.


Whoa, RG, too. Just in time to complain about Ted

Complaining? No, No my friend. I am "touting" the company line. Spoken straight from the company front man. :P