Brandon494's Packers Mock Draft

[Bretsky]

I give huge kudos for pick one

but

I give no credit for almosts

[Brandon494]

I give huge kudos for pick one

but

I give no credit for almosts

Hey they are similar players who went two picks apart from each other

[Brandon494]

Flash Back Friday!!! Haha shows how much I know...but at least I was smart (lucky) enough to put Russell Wilson in my mock draft.

[Freak Out]

Nice draft, man. I like this better than any I've seen from the experts.

The hillbilly must be locked up.....oh wait....he got married and had children.

[Joemailman]

I just threw my mock together.

#28 - Shea McClellin - OLB Boise State
#59 - LaMichael James - RB Oregon
#90 - Jared Crick - DE Nebraska
#123 - Josh Norman - CB Coastal Carolina
#132 - Trent Richardson - S Michigan State
#133 - Nate Potter - OT Boise State
#163 - Phillip Blake - OC Baylor
#197 - BJ Coleman - QB Tenn-Chat
#224 - Darius Fleming - OLB Notre Dame
#235 - Josh Chapman - DE/DT Alabama
#241 - Jayme Brooks - OG Va.Tech
#243 - Bradie Ewing - FB Wisconsin

Kudos on the BJ Coleman pick.

[smuggler]

Amn. It shows how much of a crapshoot the draft is... none of those guys from NDs mock panned out. I thi k there may still be hope for Crick.

[pbmax]

There's a number of OLB prospects I'd like better than Perry (I have Perry behind Ingram, Upshaw, Branch, McClellin, Mercilus, and Curry) but I like the rest of it. Not sure all the CBs really fit TT's mold though.

Ingram, McClellin, Mercilus (and Irvin) all went before Perry. Leaves Upshaw, Branch and Curry on the board when Perry picked.

Any regrets there?

Upshaw is/was a part timer last I looked.

[smuggler]

Upshaw was the guy I thought we would take. Happier with Perry, I guess.

[Fritz]

yeah, even though he's been hurt, I see flashes of great sack ability when he's on the field. I think if he stays healthy, this is a big year for him.

[run pMc]

yeah, even though he's been hurt, I see flashes of great sack ability when he's on the field. I think if he stays healthy, this is a big year for him.

Agree.

For a couple of games it seemed like whenever Perry got a sack he also forced a fumble. Between Perry and Neal nobody missed Erik Walden's production. Most people wanted Walden gone anyway.

I'd like to see Perry healthy for a full season, or at least most of a season so we can see what he is. I don't think he's a bust, injuries have kept him off the field and affected his production on it, nevermind the switch from DE to OLB. This will be a big year for him -- I would think he should excel playing the elephant role.

If he gets hurt again or sucks this year I'm off the bandwagon though.