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<blockquote data-quote="Sunshinepacker" data-source="post: 910869" data-attributes="member: 9033"><p>Ohhh, I like this game! Actual forecasting without having to deal with offseason soap opera drama!</p><p></p><p><strong>Jordan Love</strong> - shows moments of potential with other moments of wtf?! Coaches all say the same nonsensical coachspeak things that don't actually mean anything. Looks good enough that the Packers can reasonably believe he'll be a good NFL starter in a season or two more (let's all remember this is his first real offseason of practice). He's active for every game but is the 3rd string QB.</p><p></p><p><strong>AJ Dillon</strong> - He and Williams combined for 165 rush attempts last year. I'm going to guess that MLF trusts him more after a full offseason of practice and I'm going to say he gets 170 attempts and averages at least 4 yards per carry for a total of 680 rush yards. Williams had 35 targets last season and Dillon had 2 so I'm going to guess the team throws 30 passes his way this year (primarily because I'm not sure they trust him as much on passing downs as Jones) and he ends up with 25 catches for 200 yards. A nice little 880 yards from scrimmage season. Let's also give him 50 touchdowns. <strong>Disclaimer</strong>: all of this assumes a healthy Jones for every game because I don't want to imagine any injuries.</p><p></p><p><strong>JOSIAH DEGUARA</strong> - (note I copied and pasted this because I will never, not one time, ever spell this name correctly). Wont' do much for stats but will help block for Jones and Dillon and most likely help compensate for Bakh while he's out (basically a clone of what Jusczyk does for the 49ers). I'm on record that I don't agree with drafting a FB/TE that early but I'll keep my fingers crossed he proves me wrong.</p><p></p><p><strong>KAMAL MARTIN (AND KRYS BARNES)</strong> - will be adequate, if slightly below average, starting ILBs. Not sure we saw enough from Martin last season to make any real judgments but he's the more athletic of the two so hopefully we can see some flashes of what he might become.</p><p></p><p><strong>Jon Runyan</strong> - Hopefully we don't see too much of him. He's a depth guy who can take up some space but I think he'd be a pretty big negative if forced to start too often.</p><p></p><p><strong>Jake Hanson</strong> - Packers replaced him in this draft. At best he might be practice squad but I wouldn't be surprised if the Packers use that practice squad spot on a position with weaker depth.</p><p></p><p><strong>Vernon Scott</strong> - In my ideal world he would be good enough to start with Amos and allow Savage to play nickel corner or the star position. Most likely he's a depth guy who's still learning the position and is a primary backup at safety (which, btw, is an AMAZING outcome for the 236th pick in the draft).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sunshinepacker, post: 910869, member: 9033"] Ohhh, I like this game! Actual forecasting without having to deal with offseason soap opera drama! [B]Jordan Love[/B] - shows moments of potential with other moments of wtf?! Coaches all say the same nonsensical coachspeak things that don't actually mean anything. Looks good enough that the Packers can reasonably believe he'll be a good NFL starter in a season or two more (let's all remember this is his first real offseason of practice). He's active for every game but is the 3rd string QB. [B]AJ Dillon[/B] - He and Williams combined for 165 rush attempts last year. I'm going to guess that MLF trusts him more after a full offseason of practice and I'm going to say he gets 170 attempts and averages at least 4 yards per carry for a total of 680 rush yards. Williams had 35 targets last season and Dillon had 2 so I'm going to guess the team throws 30 passes his way this year (primarily because I'm not sure they trust him as much on passing downs as Jones) and he ends up with 25 catches for 200 yards. A nice little 880 yards from scrimmage season. Let's also give him 50 touchdowns. [B]Disclaimer[/B]: all of this assumes a healthy Jones for every game because I don't want to imagine any injuries. [B]JOSIAH DEGUARA[/B] - (note I copied and pasted this because I will never, not one time, ever spell this name correctly). Wont' do much for stats but will help block for Jones and Dillon and most likely help compensate for Bakh while he's out (basically a clone of what Jusczyk does for the 49ers). I'm on record that I don't agree with drafting a FB/TE that early but I'll keep my fingers crossed he proves me wrong. [B]KAMAL MARTIN (AND KRYS BARNES)[/B] - will be adequate, if slightly below average, starting ILBs. Not sure we saw enough from Martin last season to make any real judgments but he's the more athletic of the two so hopefully we can see some flashes of what he might become. [B]Jon Runyan[/B] - Hopefully we don't see too much of him. He's a depth guy who can take up some space but I think he'd be a pretty big negative if forced to start too often. [B]Jake Hanson[/B] - Packers replaced him in this draft. At best he might be practice squad but I wouldn't be surprised if the Packers use that practice squad spot on a position with weaker depth. [B]Vernon Scott[/B] - In my ideal world he would be good enough to start with Amos and allow Savage to play nickel corner or the star position. Most likely he's a depth guy who's still learning the position and is a primary backup at safety (which, btw, is an AMAZING outcome for the 236th pick in the draft). [/QUOTE]
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