Packer Rats MOCK DRAFT

[Bretsky]

Wow....Locker to the Seachicks? That could get ugly.

Who would Seattle rather have.....Locker or Kolb ? If they are not sold on Whitehurst, they are the no brainer team that I'd think would be trading for a QB

[woodbuck27]

Who would Seattle rather have.....Locker or Kolb ? If they are not sold on Whitehurst, they are the no brainer team that I'd think would be trading for a QB

IMO that's an easy one to answer. Locker is a real development project and it's being reported that all the QB"s in this draft class are.

I'd desire Kolb.

GO PACK GO!

[Freak Out]

USC has had some decent QBs but can Pistol Pete develop one in the NFL? Locker that high though is nuts.

[gbpackfan]

Pittsburgh's mock GM knows that his team needs offensive line help. Sherrod and Pouncey will be considered, and ethical constraints prevent him from considering the feelings of the collective GM in Green Bay.

If LEWCWA doesnt make his pick by 8PM CST, finish up the round up until the packers pick.

[swede]

This young man is one of the more experienced tackles in the nation. 2010: An All-SEC selection in 2009 and 2010, He helped pave the way for the Bulldogs to lead the SEC and finish ninth nationally in rushing with 227.6 yards per game. This season, He has helped Mississippi State bulldoze its way to 219.3 rushing yards per game, which ranks 15th nationally. He has helped the top 25 Bulldogs achieve their most wins since 2007. The team captain has started 34 games and appeared in 46 contests for his career. He played in 10 games as a freshman in 2007, started 10 games as a sophomore, and started 12 games as a junior. He stands at 6'5'' and 305 pounds, but he has great agility for a man of his size. He is fundamentally sound, but struggled slightly against elite pass-rushers--whom he will see plenty of in the NFL. He has been a staple at left tackle for Mississippi State and he may be asked to protect Tom Brady's blind side for years to come at the next level as the Patriots select Derek Sherrod, OT from Mississippi State with the 28th pick of the 2011 draft.

NFL Combine Results
40-Yard Dash—5.2
Bench press--23
Vertical jump—28.0
Broad jump—8’1
Three-cone drill—7.43
20-yard shuttle—4.63

[Lurker64]

Well, after Bowers pro-day today, that #1 overall pick is looking pretty unrealistic.

[swede]

This young man was a second team All-SEC selection this season by the Associated Press. He started every game at center for Florida this season and made 45 total career starts, at center (13), guard (28) and on the defensive line (4). He was part of an offensive unit that paved the way for four 300-yard rushing efforts in 2010, one of only six BCS teams to accomplish that feat. He played on the offensive line in high school, but he was moved to defensive tackle during his freshman season at Florida. Showing versatility, he switched back to offensive guard prior to his sophomore campaign. He stands at 6'5 and 320 pounds, perhaps ever so slightly bigger than his brother, who started as a rookie at center for the Steelers in 2010. Mike does not have the pass-blocking skills necessary to be an elite tackle in the NFL, but he has the ability to be a major force in the running game at guard, and he may even be asked to take some snaps at center as the Chicago Bears select Mike Pouncey with the 29th pick of the 2011 draft.

Mike Pouncey OG Florida

NFL Combine Results
40-Yard Dash—5.12
Vertical jump—25.0
Broad Jump—8’0
Three-cone drill—7.66
20-yard shuttle—4.64

[swede]

I rather don't want to make three picks in a row. Someone had volunteered to do the Jets for me. I have a pick ready for Pittsburgh if someone can step up and pick for the Jets. WR and DE are supposed to be needs for them. Man a lot of DE's are already gone.

[Lurker64]

I rather don't want to make three picks in a row. Someone had volunteered to do the Jets for me. I have a pick ready for Pittsburgh if someone can step up and pick for the Jets. WR and DE are supposed to be needs for them. Man a lot of DE's are already gone.

Jets should also consider an NT (Paea or Taylor) or a Safety (Rahim Moore is the only safety worthy of a first round pick).

[swede]

Jets should also consider an NT (Paea or Taylor) or a Safety (Rahim Moore is the only safety worthy of a first round pick).

I now they are a defensive-minded club, so I doubt they'll go WR here. I just don't know their defense well, and I don't know what kind of DE's or OLB's they need. Paea is an interesting choice.

[Guiness]

Well, after Bowers pro-day today, that #1 overall pick is looking pretty unrealistic.

I wouldn't have taken Bowers if he was there for the 3rd pick.

Peterson, Von Miller were considered. Dareus was a thought if one of the top two got silly and took a QB (even though neither is worth it).

[LEWCWA]

what the heck you give me 1.5 hours to make the pick? If you want people to be involved you have to be a little patient......

[Bretsky]

what the heck you give me 1.5 hours to make the pick? If you want people to be involved you have to be a little patient......

actually I think your pick was up starting yesterday evening

[Bretsky]

This young man is one of the more experienced tackles in the nation. 2010: An All-SEC selection in 2009 and 2010, He helped pave the way for the Bulldogs to lead the SEC and finish ninth nationally in rushing with 227.6 yards per game. This season, He has helped Mississippi State bulldoze its way to 219.3 rushing yards per game, which ranks 15th nationally. He has helped the top 25 Bulldogs achieve their most wins since 2007. The team captain has started 34 games and appeared in 46 contests for his career. He played in 10 games as a freshman in 2007, started 10 games as a sophomore, and started 12 games as a junior. He stands at 6'5'' and 305 pounds, but he has great agility for a man of his size. He is fundamentally sound, but struggled slightly against elite pass-rushers--whom he will see plenty of in the NFL. He has been a staple at left tackle for Mississippi State and he may be asked to protect Tom Brady's blind side for years to come at the next level as the Patriots select Derek Sherrod, OT from Mississippi State with the 28th pick of the 2011 draft.

NFL Combine Results
40-Yard Dash—5.2
Bench press--23
Vertical jump—28.0
Broad jump—8’1
Three-cone drill—7.43
20-yard shuttle—4.63

didn't see this one coming

[Bretsky]

This young man was a second team All-SEC selection this season by the Associated Press. He started every game at center for Florida this season and made 45 total career starts, at center (13), guard (28) and on the defensive line (4). He was part of an offensive unit that paved the way for four 300-yard rushing efforts in 2010, one of only six BCS teams to accomplish that feat. He played on the offensive line in high school, but he was moved to defensive tackle during his freshman season at Florida. Showing versatility, he switched back to offensive guard prior to his sophomore campaign. He stands at 6'5 and 320 pounds, perhaps ever so slightly bigger than his brother, who started as a rookie at center for the Steelers in 2010. Mike does not have the pass-blocking skills necessary to be an elite tackle in the NFL, but he has the ability to be a major force in the running game at guard, and he may even be asked to take some snaps at center as the Chicago Bears select Mike Pouncey with the 29th pick of the 2011 draft.

Mike Pouncey OG Florida

NFL Combine Results
40-Yard Dash—5.12
Vertical jump—25.0
Broad Jump—8’0
Three-cone drill—7.66
20-yard shuttle—4.64

the way the Packer Mock fell this is a no brainer