PREDICT WHAT TED DOES WITH PICK 23

[Bretsky]

What do you think TT does with pick #23

Trade Up
Trade Down
Stay Put

[Bretsky]

There is definitely a year, with the depth out there, I'd like to see TT trade down but with the exception of AJ Hawk TT normally does not grant my wish

[swede]

I think the draft will heat up tradetalkwise near the twenties. But deals will not get worked out and almost everybody stays put, including us.

[Brandon494]

Could be any choice, thats what makes tomorrow so exiting!

[TennesseePackerBacker]

Depends on the situation. We're only a couple of pieces away from having a great foundation for years to come. A lot of teams will be looking to trade back and take advantage of this deep draft. If a play-maker safety, OLB, or OT(I'd love Bulaga) is available I wouldn't be suprised at all to see TT trade up.

When he has built the depth we have as a team you can afford to trade up eventually. It's easy to see the obvious holes on our depth chart, but we have a lot more depth than the average NFL franchise.

[red]

i honestly don't have any clue what TT is gonna do tomorrow or who he's looking at

he could very well do any of those three

after the mathews trade up last year there isn't anything that TT can do anymore to surprise me

[packerbacker1234]

If 1 of 2 people are available at pick 10, I see the packers trying to trade up.

Assuming those two guys are gone, they most likely stay put. The draft appears really deep this year, but again, maybe by "really deep" it's "really average" since there isn't a lot of talent different from pick 9 to pick 25

[red]

If 1 of 2 people are available at pick 10, I see the packers trying to trade up.

Assuming those two guys are gone, they most likely stay put. The draft appears really deep this year, but again, maybe by "really deep" it's "really average" since there isn't a lot of talent different from pick 9 to pick 25

i don't see anybody in this draft including suh, mccoy and berry that are worth giving up our first 4 picks for. and thats what it would take to move into the top 10

[Sparkey]

After a long, drawn out discussion, TT takes the BPA at # 23.

[swede]

After a long, drawn out discussion, TT takes the BPA at # 23.

Did you mean a long drawn out discussion here or in the offices at Lambeau?

[jklowan]

I really hope we trade down with new england and grab 2 of there second rounders, that way we can address OT or OL , DE or OLB and Seconary in the second round.

i think New England may want Reciever and LB and what better fit they get the 22 and 23rd pick give up two second rounders, still leaving them with 1 2nd.

We get 2 2nd's from them and our own. We should get decent value and pick up 3 players we covet.

[Joemailman]

That would mean the Packers first pick would be #44. I don't think TT trades down that far. When he traded down out of the 1st round in 2008, he only traded down 7 spots. If he trades down, I think will be a few spots to late in the 1st round.

[Fritz]

I agree with Joe - if TT trades down, my guess would be that it'd only be a few spots, maybe down to 28 or so. Try to pick up an extra third.

But my feeling is that he's going to sit tight with that #23 and pick someone when it's his turn. I'm warming to the idea of Jerry Hughes. Seems like a TT guy, but I wish I knew his cone drill time! That would seal the deal!

[Joemailman]

Hughes' 3-cone was 7.01. Kindle was 7,27.

[Freak Out]

Man......who freaking knows? So much can happen especially now that the Pittsburgh Ripper will probably get traded. I'll say he trades down a few spots and gets his guy plus another pick.