Recent content by Curly Calhoun

Deguara was a TE in college, and he filled that role. I'm guessing marginal TE's like Tyler Davis and Ben Sims greatly enhance their odds of making the 53 if one or both of them can do the same. Green Bay likes versatility in their players. I'm not in the "It can't be done" camp myself.

My guess is that (barring injury), GB will keep Musgrave, Kraft, Sims and Davis as their TE's. Pearson is probably cut. Just my guess.

Not necessarily...Green Bay is not the youngest team in the NFL by accident. They love youth, and they love rookie contracts. They likely also want the 3rd RB to contribute on special teams. I believe Dillon has to be clearly superior to Wilson to get that job. If they're even, Dillon is...

Or he could be cut. I'm not rooting for that - I like him as a person - but it's the reality.

I'm excited to see what his defense looks like...I would not be shocked if they struggle with the new system in the beginning, but if this defense transforms from liability to asset be season's end, I'll be delighted.

I believe he is in a fight with a roster spot with Emanuel Wilson. There is evidence to support that: Recent comments by Packers offensive coordinator are bad news for AJ Dillon Stenavich recently met with the media and said that the Packers want to get their new third-round pick involved "as...

Dillon is not a lock to make this team. Barring injury, Lloyd is.

This to me is an intriguing pick...Oladapo could be a sleeper. He looks like a classic box safety, which could allow for Bullard to play some in the slot. More versatility - I can't wait to see what Hafley does with it.

Possibly 4 Georgi starters on our defense next season. I really don't have a problem with that.

#33 is a pretty good RB.

Darnold will benefit some from having Jefferson & Hockenson to throw to, but he is at most the third best quarterback in this division, and possibly the fourth depending on how quickly Caleb Williams develops in Chicago. The Lions are the team to worry about, IMHO.

I don't see any. It's a low-risk deal. The Packers needed a back-up swing tackle, and Dillard was available. If it works out, fine. If it doesn't, no big deal. It's as simple as that.

I agree. This is pretty low on my list of things to worry about.

I agree. It is also helpful that it is in the same hemisphere with respect to time zones. And that Green Bay is considered the road team.

Deguara was at least useful, although not what you hoped for in a third-rounder.