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Discussion in 'Draft Talk' started by PackersDraft, Apr 6, 2012.

  1. FrankRizzo Cheesehead

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    1. DE Still + OLB Irvin
    2. DE Worthy + OLB Irvin
    3. OLB McClellin + DE Wolfe
    4. OLB Upshaw + DE Crick
    5. OLB Mercilus + DE Mike Martin
    6. OLB Curry + DE Alameda Ta'amu
    WHICH COMBO would each of you prefer out of these 6 options?

    Tough call for me.
    I think I'd take #2 over all others.
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    I'm a big J. Worthy fan. I didn't watch many college football games last year, but when I did
    they were Big 10 games and he always seemed to be playing in the opponents backfield. He even
    played well against 1st/2nd round talent - Badgers, Iowa, Georgia, Ohio State, etc. He did take
    some plays off, but overall I think he will be a difference maker. When we won the Super Bowl
    we do so with OLB like Walden and Zombo. So my choice would be option #2.

    My dream scenario is both Worthy and McClellin fall to us and we draft one and then trade
    up in round 2 and grab the other.

    My second choice would be McClellin and Wolfe. I'm not a big fan of Penn State defensive
    players and I don't like the fact Crick is coming off an injury.
  3. PackersDraft Draftnik

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    Upshaw and Crick out of those. Crick is a first round talent pushed out of the first round due to injury. He didn't have a choice but to declare for the draft because he was a senior. If he was a junior he could have decided to stay another year to solidify his stock as a top 10 pick. Getting two great football players like Upshaw and Crick would be very beneficial and could help us in returning our defense to their 2010 form.
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    Peter King's 1st round mock has us with Worthy.
    That'd be a great start.

    They always say a guy takes a play off here and there.... THEY ALL DO.
    Raji, Peppers, Haloti Ngata.... Reggie White. They didn't dominate every play.
    In fact, in Super Bowl 31, Reggie was mostly quiet, until the end when he had the bang-bang-bang sacks to seal the deal.

    Great ones can dominate at the big times.
    Average guys do not do that.

    I think Worthy has that ability to dominate because I also saw him get the best of some great talent.
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    Worthy + for me. Most have us taking McClellan but I really think he is too much of a reach as a 1st rounder.
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    I would be happy with 2-5.
    Just don't like Still, i like Curry's tape but don't think he can convert to the NFL as an OLB.

    What about Mercilus+Wolfe?
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    Mercilus + Wolfe would be excellent. Mercilus is better than McClellan IMO, although I'm sure there are many who disagree, and although Wolfe is not as good as Worthy, he still looks like he has a lot of upside.

    If there is one caveat to Mercilus, it's that a number of scouting reports do not think he can convert well to an OLB in a 3-4, but is ultimately better as a DE in a 4-3. If that is in fact true, then Mercilus is not our man.

    Then again, when I look at some of the OLB rankings on these sites, I have to question their reliability.
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    I would take that combo too!
  9. PackersDraft Draftnik

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    Now it looks like we need a safety due to Nick Collins being cut. We always have needed one but now it seems to be more urgent. If Harrison Smith drops to us in the second (which I doubt he will) we should snatch him. Trumaine Johnson is a guy I like that we could draft in the third as well as Brandon Taylor. Mark Barron seems to be out of even trade up range at this point. George Iloka is the other guy the Packers are looking at. At 6"4' he fits the bill Ted Thompson looks for in his defensive backs.
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    #3 OLB McClellin + DE Wolfe would be my choice
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  11. FrankRizzo Cheesehead

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    I like Iloka as much as Smith.
    I like all those Boise State guys it seems!
    McClellin, Billy Winn, the other DL I forgot his name..... Iloka, Douggy Martin too!
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    Yeah, maybe we should just take a Boise State player with every pick. :tup:

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