Gute - we love you this 2022 Draft

[texaspackerbacker]

It's listed in several articles as anywhere from 4.47 to 4.72 - not very damn good.

As I said about O Line, you can plug in just about anybody there - mediocrity is about as good as "great" like Bakhtiari.

[RashanGary]

Oh, eventually hahahahahaha. I'll give you a maybe on that, although O Line shouldn't count. You can plug just about any old plug in there.

ILB shouldn't maybe count either when we play so much with only 1 ILB on the field.

We played 1 ILB because thats all we had. We need two good ones if theyre going to play.

That said, it still reminds me of picking Josh Jones at safety. Cant play football. Bad pick.

[HarveyWallbangers]

It's listed in several articles as anywhere from 4.47 to 4.72 - not very damn good.

As I said about O Line, you can plug in just about anybody there - mediocrity is about as good as "great" like Bakhtiari.

How about you go to youtube and see for yourself.

[HarveyWallbangers]

We played 1 ILB because thats all we had. We need two good ones if theyre going to play.

That said, it still reminds me of picking Josh Jones at safety. Cant play football. Bad pick.

Dumb. If you were going to say that about any of the Georgia LBs, it would Tindall. Walker is a good football player. Just not at a position of high value, so I wouldn’t have taken him at 22.

[Bretsky]

Dumb. If you were going to say that about any of the Georgia LBs, it would Tindall. Walker is a good football player. Just not at a position of high value, so I wouldn’t have taken him at 22.

Who would you have taken at 22 ? J Johnson ?

[HarveyWallbangers]

I wasn’t that high on Johnson. Probably Daxton Hill at 22 and then Watson at 28.

[Bretsky]

I wasn’t that high on Johnson. Probably Daxton Hill at 22 and then Watson at 28.

and then you keep both 2nds

interesting

[RashanGary]

This draft reminds me of Josh Jones, Oren Burks, Jmon Moore, Jason Spriggs and Jordan Love. A bunch of athletes who dont play goood football.

Yuck.

Dysfunction. Bad draft.

I like Wyatt and the OL. They have a chance.

[texaspackerbacker]

We played 1 ILB because thats all we had. We need two good ones if theyre going to play.

That said, it still reminds me of picking Josh Jones at safety. Cant play football. Bad pick.

As I said the last time you said this, yes, I guess, but I kinda doubt that is a good thing. We play 5 DBs and just 1 ILB mostly because the game has evolved to way more passing. Can Walker cover as good as a mediocre DB, Chandon Sullivan or Henry Black for example? I don't know - if he can, then he's a plus. If not and he's on the field as a second ILB, he's gonna get beat a lot.

[run pMc]

Romeo Doubs ran a one-off workout where he was tied in the 4.47-4.52 range I guess... and based on the magic of YouTube he does seem to have adequate speed. Big guy, can return punts too.
Packers are sticking with the "over 6' and 200lbs" mold for WRs.

The Walker pick felt early for me, but I like having a Campbell clone in he gets hurt, last year was a fluke, or they just want out of his contract. It gives them flexibility and helps their run D because they don't have to play Amos as a hybrid S/LB -- they can play two LBs instead of 1 with a S when they are in nickel. He's got speed/size to get to the sideline and should be a big upgrade from Barnes. If he and Campbell (to paraphrase APB) become a poor-man's Patrick Willis-Navarrro Bowman or Lavonte David- Devin White combo they will shore up the middle of the defense -- an annual weakspot for GB.

Wyatt I like except for the off-field stuff. I think he's a talented knucklehead who could really bring some juice to the DL rotation if he straightens out.

Watson is a big upside athlete. I guess I'm ok with it, but they paid a lot to get him. Bascially, they traded Davante Adams for Quay Walker, the Watson kid, and cap space to sign Campbell and Rasul. Still 3 of the top 34 picks should really upgrade the roster.

The UCLA guy seems like a G/T swing guy. Seems like they think he can play RT, but I don't know if he has the length. He's athletic enough and should be a good addition to the room. He started at LT for UCLA as a Freshman and is a true junior so he's still young and developing.

Doubs is fine. Day 3 guys are crapshoots.

I'm not in love with this draft, but I feel pretty good about it so far.

[QBME]

nm

[HarveyWallbangers]

Romeo Doubs ran a one-off workout where he was tied in the 4.47-4.52 range I guess... and based on the magic of YouTube he does seem to have adequate speed. Big guy, can return punts too.
Packers are sticking with the "over 6' and 200lbs" mold for WRs.

The Walker pick felt early for me, but I like having a Campbell clone in he gets hurt, last year was a fluke, or they just want out of his contract. It gives them flexibility and helps their run D because they don't have to play Amos as a hybrid S/LB -- they can play two LBs instead of 1 with a S when they are in nickel. He's got speed/size to get to the sideline and should be a big upgrade from Barnes. If he and Campbell (to paraphrase APB) become a poor-man's Patrick Willis-Navarrro Bowman or Lavonte David- Devin White combo they will shore up the middle of the defense -- an annual weakspot for GB.

Wyatt I like except for the off-field stuff. I think he's a talented knucklehead who could really bring some juice to the DL rotation if he straightens out.

Watson is a big upside athlete. I guess I'm ok with it, but they paid a lot to get him. Bascially, they traded Davante Adams for Quay Walker, the Watson kid, and cap space to sign Campbell and Rasul. Still 3 of the top 34 picks should really upgrade the roster.

The UCLA guy seems like a G/T swing guy. Seems like they think he can play RT, but I don't know if he has the length. He's athletic enough and should be a good addition to the room. He started at LT for UCLA as a Freshman and is a true junior so he's still young and developing.

Doubs is fine. Day 3 guys are crapshoots.

I'm not in love with this draft, but I feel pretty good about it so far.

In his post-draft press conference, Doubs just came out and matter of factly stated that he ran 4.53 at his Pro Day, so I like the fact he didn't sugarcoat it. Then, he said the time is the time, but I know that I can take the top off the defense.

He pronounced his last name as Dobbs (not Dubbs).

[QBME]

[QUOTE=HarveyWallbangers;1115497]OL shouldn

[HarveyWallbangers]

Dont type apostrophes

[Bretsky]

Maybe smiley faces like Colin’s do this as well