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I love that you can go to Packers.com and watch them watch ESPNothing.
Ziggy, WHAT? WHERE??
Go to packers.com and their draft page will come up. At the top of the page, click Mediacenter Video and you will get linked into the media room which had Nothing on a little while ago. They also offer the audio to the conference call with the player.
Well, I like that. If he can make the team as a spare corner while he's a punt and/or kick returner, that would save a roster spot. He'll be competing with such monstrous talents as Jason Horton, Mike Hawkins and Patrick Dendy.
I wouldn't be shocked if we took one more WR before the day is out. I'm sure TT remembers how thin we were last season, with David Martin having to play WR. We lost two WR's in Murphy and Walker, and we've picked up 2 for sure and 1 DB/WR. Depth at a skill position at WR is never a bad thing to have...
With their second fourth-round choice, the 115th overall, the Packers selected Will Blackmon of Boston College. Blackmon has played both wide receiver and cornerback, and also returns kicks. Blackmon stands 6-foot-0 1/4 and weighs 198 pounds.
Blackmon played mostly wide receiver as a senior, but the Packers said they were projecting him as a cornerback.
Blackmon caught 51 passes for 763 yards, a 15.0 average, as a senior. He played corner in nickel and dime packages. Blackmon also returned 22 kickoffs for a 22.2 average and 15 punts for an 8.3 average. He returned one kickoff and one punt for touchdowns, both in his junior year. He also had eight interceptions from his freshman through his junior year, when he played cornerback.
drafting value in the lower rounds, not a bad idea. tt is building depth at maybe two positions: db and wr, with definite return help as well.
12 overall picks. That's enough guys for a 5 yard penalty.
SUNDAY, April 30, 2006, 10:49 a.m.
By Cliff Christl
Another trade
The Packers traded their second fourth-round draft pick, acquired previously from St. Louis, to Philadelphia for its fourth and a sixth-round choice. The Packers gave up the 109th pick and received the 115th and 185th picks in return.
That leaves the Packers with 12 overall picks.
The Eagles used the 109th choice to take wide receiver Jason Avant of Michigan.
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