2022 Second Round Pick, #34, Christian Watson Discussion Thread

[Bretsky]

Quite typing apostrophes. I'm so tired of this happening to me.

I did a long reply from cell and there was no apostrohes

[Bretsky]

To runpnc. On paper the vikes didn’t get fair value in trading down with Detroit so they were looking for somebody to overpay to get value back. I have much higher expectations for Watson year one then you do . I think we can see 800 yards and 60 to 70 receptions if Green Bay doesn’t add a veteran wr

[Bretsky]

What's ironic is that it's been reported that the Packers started trying to trade up for him at pick #30, so they obviously really liked him. They offered the same compensation to the teams above the Vikings (including the Vikings at pick #32). The offers were rejected. If the offer had been accepted, the Packers would look good on the trade value chart. In the end it didn't matter because they got the same player for the same price.

I really wish they would have slipped into round one so we get that fifth year option

[Bretsky]

Rg you need to get out of the old fritz Rashan Gary zone. I was there with fritz. I am supposed to be the questioner of gutebag and you function as his attorney

[RashanGary]

Rg you need to get out of the old fritz Rashan Gary zone. I was there with fritz. I am supposed to be the questioner of gutebag and you function as his attorney

I cant this year. You turned on the Gary tape and you saw knock back on ever snap, violent hands, a really good one arm stab to create an edge.

You turn on Watson and you see a clumsy pass catcher.

You turn on Walker and you see hesitation and false steps.

Its not the same this year. This year theyve been emboldened by the Gary pick and think they can draft bad ball players because theyre athletes. But the thing theyre missing is thats not what happened with Gary.

[HarveyWallbangers]

I had Snoop Conner rated much higher than the consensus (RB20 instead of RB28). He went RB13.
I had Mike Woods rated much higher than the consensus (WR25 instead of WR39), He went WR25.

I've talked about both as being sleepers that I like.

Those are the ones that make you feel good.

[Bretsky]

I cant this year. You turned on the Gary tape and you saw knock back on ever snap, violent hands, a really good one arm stab to create an edge.

You turn on Watson and you see a clumsy pass catcher.

You turn on Walker and you see hesitation and false steps.

Its not the same this year. This year theyve been emboldened by the Gary pick and think they can draft bad ball players because theyre athletes. But the thing theyre missing is thats not what happened with Gary.

In the Real World I am a mortgage lender and very good at what I do. The first time homebuyers working with me are very well prepared. They often ask me for input.

The two things I tell to every homebuyer are

1. The most important thing is you are comfortable with your monthly payment on any house you fine
2. The next thing is ....don't fall in love with a house to the point where you convince yourself to overpay. IF you do, and end up overpaying, keep in mind you are going down a road of very high risk. If a home does not appraise out a seller may make you come in with a bunch of money to make the deal work...or lose the home And if that occurs and/or it ends up not being the perfect home you can regret it for a long long time.

I hope the two picks you really question were not examples of Gute really falling in love with a player and overdrafting and/or overpaying. The Wyatt pick seems like a very solid pick for Green Bay

I almost wish he'd have taken Wyatt at 22, Watson at 28, and keep those 2nds. Giving both of those up, man it seems like the buyer choosing to overpay for his house.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Got this page bookmarked to come back to in a couple of years, if we are still alive.

[texaspackerbacker]

I on the other hand was a Realtor for nearly twenty years in the "real world, Bretsky. Part of my job was to be like the "capologist" - finagle the mortgage provider to allow and enable buyers to get what they really wanted and were happy with. And like with the salary cap, they were invariably able to find a way to make it work and enjoy what they wanted.

If Watson is remotely as good as what it seems, he's worth every bit of what we traded to move up and get him. What were they gonna do in the late second anyway? Draft some damn O Lineman or ILB?

Yes, Harvey, do that - even late in the '22 season. By then, getting Watson will be like that "dream house".

[Bretsky]

I like Watson the player and I think he gets 60 to 70 catches and 800ish yards year one and turns out very good long term for the Packers.

I'm luke warm on Walker and would not have taken him

[RashanGary]

I would have liked to have seen them move back to the beginning of the second round and pick up a high 3rd.

Wyatt and Metchie as our first two picks would have been good.

Then Trey McBride and maybe an edge in the 2nd round would be good.

Plus we would have an extra high 3rd.

[Bretsky]

I on the other hand was a Realtor for nearly twenty years in the "real world, Bretsky. Part of my job was to be like the "capologist" - finagle the mortgage provider to allow and enable buyers to get what they really wanted and were happy with. And like with the salary cap, they were invariably able to find a way to make it work and enjoy what they wanted.

If Watson is remotely as good as what it seems, he's worth every bit of what we traded to move up and get him. What were they gonna do in the late second anyway? Draft some damn O Lineman or ILB?

Yes, Harvey, do that - even late in the '22 season. By then, getting Watson will be like that "dream house".

I'm pretty good at getting the buyers what they want; I just want to put them in a good place financially and understand each step of the process. There are realtors who aren't up front as well, and push buyers these days to "do what it takes" to win and grossly overpay for homes when financially it will hurt them. It's interesting out there

[Bretsky]

I would have liked to have seen them move back to the beginning of the second round and pick up a high 3rd.

Wyatt and Metchie as our first two picks would have been good.

Then Trey McBride and maybe an edge in the 2nd round would be good.

Plus we would have an extra high 3rd.

I like Metchie too bur reports lately seem to be that he has a ways to go before he plays in 2022

[Upnorth]

One thing I think we need to recognize about watson, no 2022 rookie receiver has as high of a ceiling. The guy has more potential than anyone else this class. Plus he is one of the best run blockers. He can take the top off a d like Lafluer wants and has better hands than mvs.

Is he replacing Adams? No. He replaces mvs and is likely better.

[RashanGary]

Got this page bookmarked to come back to in a couple of years, if we are still alive.

Youre on the side of Tex. I like my chances