Official Day Two 2012 NFL Draft Thread

[Joemailman]

QUESTION

Would you rather have Courtney Upshaw and Vinny Curry
or
Would you rather have Jerel Worth and Nick Perry ????

Worthy and Perry have more upside. We need impact players on defense.

[Joemailman]

Joe Whitt talking now. http://www.packers.com/2012-draft-livestream.html

[pbmax]

He sounds well suited to zone. if the first write up is to be believed. Lack elite speed and opens hips too fast to compensate.

[red]

QUESTION

Would you rather have Courtney Upshaw and Vinny Curry
or
Would you rather have Jerel Worth and Nick Perry ????

upshaw and curry play the same position, so, no on that tandem

i really see c-wood moving back to take over for collins. t-will and shields are your 2 starters and house and the new kid battling for the nickle and dime spots while bush waits behind them for his chance to get in the game to fuck up a play

[pittstang5]

Worthy and Perry have more upside. We need impact players on defense.

+1

[Freak Out]

What RBs are left?Is the Miami kid? What about James?

[woodbuck27]

Well, TT is sure wheeling and dealing. Stunned that Worthy lasted as long as he did. LB, DL and CB nice to address the trouble spots right away.

On a Badger note, any reason why Konz lasted all the way to #55 to ATL?? Happy that Zeitler got picked in 1st rd, but I thought Konz was a sure thing 1st rounder? Sorry if I'm a little behind. Haven't been keeping a ton of attention on the usual draft hype...started a new job this week.

We still have 2 untradable compensatory picks in rd 4 right??

Hey Packer fan..how's life? TT is killing it. Having a solid draft.

[woodbuck27]

What RBs are left?Is the Miami kid? What about James?

LaMichael James went to the 49ers.

[gbgary]

i like that cb coach joe whitt.

[woodbuck27]

1(33)RamsQuick, BrianWR6'3"220Appalachian St.83.2Pick Analysis: null
2(34)ColtsFleener, CobyTE6'6"247Stanford86.5Pick Analysis: null
3(35)Ravens (From Vikings)Upshaw, CourtneyOLB6'2"272Alabama88.0Pick Analysis: null
4(36)Broncos (From Buccaneers)Wolfe, DerekDT6'5"295Cincinnati47.5Pick Analysis: null
5(37)BrownsSchwartz, MitchellT6'5"318California82.5Pick Analysis: null
6(38)JaguarsBranch, AndreDE6'4"259Clemson86.5Pick Analysis: null
7(39)Rams (From Redskins)Jenkins, JanorisCB5'10"193North Alabama86.0Pick Analysis: null
8(40)PanthersSilatolu, AminiT6'4"311Midwestern St.83.7Pick Analysis: null
9(41)BillsGlenn, CordyT6'5"345Georgia88.0Pick Analysis: null
10(42)DolphinsMartin, JonathanOT6'5"312Stanford87.0Pick Analysis: null
11(43)Jets (From Seahawks)Hill, StephenWR6'4"215Georgia Tech86.0Pick Analysis: null
12(44)ChiefsAllen, JeffT6'4"307Illinois82.5Pick Analysis: null
13(45)Bears (From Cowboys through Rams)Jeffery, AlshonWR6'4"230South Carolina84.0Pick Analysis: null
14(46)EaglesKendricks, MychalILB5'11"239California79.7Pick Analysis: null
15(47)Seahawks (From Jets)Wagner, BobbyILB6'0"233Utah St.84.7Pick Analysis: null
16(48)Patriots (From Raiders)Wilson, TavonFS6'0"205Illinois48.2Pick Analysis: null
17(49)ChargersReyes, KendallDT6'4"299Connecticut84.0Pick Analysis: null
18(50)Rams (From Bears)Pead, IsaiahRB5'10"197Cincinnati76.7Pick Analysis: null
19(51)Packers (From Cardinals through Eagles)Worthy, JerelDT6'2"308Michigan St.84.5Pick Analysis: null
20(52)TitansBrown, ZachOLB6'1"244North Carolina85.0Pick Analysis: null
21(53)BengalsStill, DevonDT6'5"303Penn St.84.2Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "The Bengals need a big body behind Geno Atkins who can come in and play on run downs. A lot of people thought a year ago that Still would be a top-20 pick, but his tape is indifferent and inconsistent."
22(54)LionsBroyles, RyanWR5'10"192Oklahoma79.0Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "The bad news for Detroit is that you don't know how quickly he's going to be available. I gave him a solid second-round grade before he tore his ACL late in the season at Oklahoma. He's a quick, fast, tough-as-nails slot receiver who can provide value in the return game. But you don't know when you'll get him. They're going to have to be patient."
23(55)FalconsKonz, PeterC6'5"314Wisconsin86.0Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "Another one of those plug-and-play offensive lineman who is coached so well. The only downside is that not once in three years did he complete a season without missing a game, so injury has to be a concern. But I think he starts Day 1 in Atlanta."
24(56)SteelersAdams, MikeOT6'7"323Ohio St.86.0Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "He would've been a first-round pick had he not failed the drug test at the combine. He's got left-tackle feet. There's some off-the-field issues, but he's a gifted left tackle. Now with him and David DeCastro in the first round, this is a completely different offensive line."
25(57)BroncosOsweiler, BrockQB6'7"242Arizona State83.5Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "He's a little bit of a project, which makes sense to have him training, interning, behind Peyton Manning and John Elway. He's very raw but with significant upside. Despite the fact that he's started just 15 games, you can see the skill set. He's got a big arm, maybe the best in the draft this year. If I'm Osweiler, I've got a big grin on my face being drafted into this situation in Denver."
26(58)Buccaneers (From Texans)David, LavonteOLB6'1"233Nebraska86.5Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "If I was Adam Hayward I'd be a little nervous right now. This kid flies."
27(59)Eagles (From Packers)Curry, VinnyDE6'3"266Marshall84.5Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "I really believe this is a pick by the Eagles where they say, he's too good, forget what our needs are. He's got a motor. He's going to get hustle sacks and play tough against the run."
28(60)RavensOsemele, KelechiT6'5"333Iowa St.83.0Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "Another guy I really liked in this draft. I'm guessing he's the kind of player John Harbaugh likes. He's a phone-booth offensive guard. I don't think he can live on the outside."
29(61)49ersJames, LaMichaelRB5'8"194Oregon73.5Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "Keep in mind he's a third-down change-of-pace guy, who can hit you a home run. The 49ers didn't generate a lot of yards on offense, and this guy gives them the ability to hit a home run from anywhere in the park."
30(62)Packers (From Patriots)Hayward, CaseyDB5'11"185Vanderbilt73.7Pick Analysis: Mayock's take: "He's one of the most instinctive corners in this draft. After Morris Claiborne, Hayward has the best ball skills of any of the corners in this draft. I love this pick for the Packers."
31(63)GiantsRandle, RuebenWR6'4"210LSU86.0

[Joemailman]

TT has drafted guys from the Pac 10, Big Ten and SEC. He's not drafting projects so far.

[RashanGary]

Worthy has a little Cullen Jenkins to him. Quick and slippery.

[digitaldean]

Hey woody! Hope all is well with you! Life's looking pretty good right now. Started a promising new job and the Packers are going D, D, D!! After last year, it was needed. Now time to look for solid backups on the O-line. Maybe even sneak someone like a Kirk Cousins from Mich. State at backup maybe??

[Lurker64]

QUESTION

Would you rather have Courtney Upshaw and Vinny Curry
or
Would you rather have Jerel Worth and Nick Perry ????

Perry and Worthy for me please.

[woodbuck27]

Ted Thompson did a good job. I'm impressed.

The kid's learning.