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FIRST ROUND PICK 21 OVERALL: CJ MOSLEY ILB
With Clinton-dix picked already and Pryor a walking yellow flag, the packers jump at the chance to pick a player with great value who also fills a need. Mosley at 21 would be a player with probowl potential who would immediately put Jones on the bench. Great value at 21.
SECOND ROUND PICK 53 OVERALL: TRENT MURPHY DE/OLB
Will be the steal of the draft if he's available at 53. I see a little Clay Matthews and JJ Watt in him. He lead the nation last year with 15 sacks and had 20+ tackles for a loss. Very production player and would allow Capers to come up with a lot of creative schemes with so many hybrid players able to play both DE and OLB (see Peppers, Neal, and Perry). The front seven all of a sudden is scary good.
THIRD ROUND TRADE: PACKERS TRADE 85, 161, AND 236 OVERALL TO THE REDSKINS 66 OVERALL
THIRD ROUND PICK 66 OVERALL: JARVIS LANDRY WR
Receiver is very deep this year and you should be able to find great value in the later rounds. With Landry falling into the third, TT jumps at the chance to add a player who could have easily been a first round pick in other years. Landry is a great possession WR and a perfect replacement for Jones. The redskins need picks having traded so many away for RG3.
THIRD ROUND PICK 98 OVERALL: TRE BOSTON FS
The packers expressed interest in this guy a few months back and with no safety taken yet they take a chance on him. He seems like a scrappy player who tires hard. Having added Mosley and Murphy in the early rounds, adding Peppers in free agency, and re-signing Raji and Neal, the front seven should help cover up weaknesses at safety. This will allow him to develop without noticing his growing pains as much.
FOURTH ROUND PICK 121 OVERALL: XAVIER GRIMBLE TE
Fast, Athletic, with potential. TT takes a chance on him.
FIFTH ROUND PICK 176 OVERALL: BRYAN STORK C
Depth on the oline and someone to push Tretter.
SIXTH ROUND PICK 197 OVERALL: MICHAEL CAMPANARO WR
Too many good WR's in this draft to take just one. This guy runs routes like Greg Jennings.
Defense:
SS: Burnett, Banjo
FS: Boston, Hyde*,
CS: Shields, Williams, Hayward, Hyde*, House, Bush
ILB: Mosley, Hawk, Jones, Lattimore, Barrington
OLB: Matthews, Murphy*, Neal*, Palmer
DE: Peppers*, Perry*, Jones, Daniels, Worthy, Boyd
NT: Raji
Offense:
QB: Rodgers, Flynn
FB: Kuhn
RB: Lacy, Starks, Harris, Franklin
WR: Nelson, Landry, Cobb, Boykin, Campanaro, Dorsey
TE: Quarless, Grimble, Bostick, Taylor
T: Bulaga, Bahkitari, Sherrod, Barclay*
G: Sitton, Lang, Barclay*
C: Tretter, Stork
* - plays multiple positions. (Hybrid player)
K - Crosby
P - Masthay
LS - Goode
With Clinton-dix picked already and Pryor a walking yellow flag, the packers jump at the chance to pick a player with great value who also fills a need. Mosley at 21 would be a player with probowl potential who would immediately put Jones on the bench. Great value at 21.
SECOND ROUND PICK 53 OVERALL: TRENT MURPHY DE/OLB
Will be the steal of the draft if he's available at 53. I see a little Clay Matthews and JJ Watt in him. He lead the nation last year with 15 sacks and had 20+ tackles for a loss. Very production player and would allow Capers to come up with a lot of creative schemes with so many hybrid players able to play both DE and OLB (see Peppers, Neal, and Perry). The front seven all of a sudden is scary good.
THIRD ROUND TRADE: PACKERS TRADE 85, 161, AND 236 OVERALL TO THE REDSKINS 66 OVERALL
THIRD ROUND PICK 66 OVERALL: JARVIS LANDRY WR
Receiver is very deep this year and you should be able to find great value in the later rounds. With Landry falling into the third, TT jumps at the chance to add a player who could have easily been a first round pick in other years. Landry is a great possession WR and a perfect replacement for Jones. The redskins need picks having traded so many away for RG3.
THIRD ROUND PICK 98 OVERALL: TRE BOSTON FS
The packers expressed interest in this guy a few months back and with no safety taken yet they take a chance on him. He seems like a scrappy player who tires hard. Having added Mosley and Murphy in the early rounds, adding Peppers in free agency, and re-signing Raji and Neal, the front seven should help cover up weaknesses at safety. This will allow him to develop without noticing his growing pains as much.
FOURTH ROUND PICK 121 OVERALL: XAVIER GRIMBLE TE
Fast, Athletic, with potential. TT takes a chance on him.
FIFTH ROUND PICK 176 OVERALL: BRYAN STORK C
Depth on the oline and someone to push Tretter.
SIXTH ROUND PICK 197 OVERALL: MICHAEL CAMPANARO WR
Too many good WR's in this draft to take just one. This guy runs routes like Greg Jennings.
Defense:
SS: Burnett, Banjo
FS: Boston, Hyde*,
CS: Shields, Williams, Hayward, Hyde*, House, Bush
ILB: Mosley, Hawk, Jones, Lattimore, Barrington
OLB: Matthews, Murphy*, Neal*, Palmer
DE: Peppers*, Perry*, Jones, Daniels, Worthy, Boyd
NT: Raji
Offense:
QB: Rodgers, Flynn
FB: Kuhn
RB: Lacy, Starks, Harris, Franklin
WR: Nelson, Landry, Cobb, Boykin, Campanaro, Dorsey
TE: Quarless, Grimble, Bostick, Taylor
T: Bulaga, Bahkitari, Sherrod, Barclay*
G: Sitton, Lang, Barclay*
C: Tretter, Stork
* - plays multiple positions. (Hybrid player)
K - Crosby
P - Masthay
LS - Goode
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