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<blockquote data-quote="AmishMafia" data-source="post: 659061" data-attributes="member: 2846"><p>This will be my only mock of the year. There are a few players I'm excited about that really seem like TT Targets. This is mostly players I like but also fit the mold of what TT looks for (or at least what I think he looks for).</p><p></p><p>With the signing of Cook, I don't think that affects what the Packers will do. I believe they will take the BPA whenever they pick. There should be about 10 players on the top talent tier, I think 3 or 4 will be defensive linemen. With the loss of Raji, I have a good feeling that will be our first pick. I think there will be 2 ILBs off the board for the Packers first pick - then there won't be a player at ILB worthy of our 2nd round pick. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, here we go:</p><p></p><p>1 Jarran Reed NT Alabama. Tough and uber strong. Likes to punish and will control the line of scrimmage. This is the year of the big D man and there should be a good one on the board waiting for us. Although he didn't rack up the sacks in college, he has the athleticism and may have some success there in the NFL. But he won't need to get to the QB to be valuable to the Packers. Controlling the LOS in the middle will do wonders for our underperforming ILBs. </p><p></p><p>2 jason sprigs OT : Best OL at Senior Bowl. Athletic and strong will need to develop some technique for the next level. I am not as positive towards our OL as some are. I think there is a 50-50 shot Spriggs or Germain Ifedi is at the Packers pick. They are about the same and I would be happy with either. </p><p></p><p>3 Kenneth dixon rb Louisiana Tech - Great WR. I was interested in Forte because of his recieving threat. Dixon could be a WR if he wanted. He is a pretty good all-around RB, and should help add some interesting dimensions to our offense.</p><p></p><p>4a. James Cowser OLB Southern Utah. Very effective against lower competition. Very athletic - should translate over to the NFL. Very aggresive with a non-stop motor. Loves football and will give it his all every game and every practice. These are the guys who really set the tone for a team. The more I keep typing the more I think we need to target him sooner.</p><p></p><p>4b. Kolby Listenbee wr TCU: a one-trick pony, but it is a pretty good trick. He is blazing fast and can really stretch the field. A little bird told me that the Packers think he can develop better route running and can be an all-around receiver. He has a lot of work to do, and if he stops track, hopefully he can focus more time on learning football nuances.</p><p></p><p>4c. Jihad Ward 5T Illinois: Strong at the point of attack can set the edge with the best of em. Has some development to do. Mature and has a ton of upside. Not much production in college - went to JUCO before transferring. Still learning the skills necessary. </p><p></p><p>5 Caleb Benenoch OT UCLA: Athletic player who is good run blocking but a work in progress for pass blocking. May be able to move him inside for a year or two if we lose a G in FA next year. He started strongly for the bruins in the first few games at right tackle and then started filling in at other positions due to injuries. Had he been able to concentrate on one position it would have been better for his development. I'm thinking that means he is a team player.</p><p></p><p>6 Cassanoa McKinzy ILB Auburn: Powerful player, fast and a great tackler. pass defense is suspect. Can wait to see if he develops more control, he tends to over pursue and get sucked in. Maybe a player in a year or two.</p><p></p><p>7. Ryan SMith CB 5'11" with great speed. Agreesive tackler great cover skills. poor hands. Led teams in tackles - as a CB. Instinctive and a student of the game. Loves football and is intelligent and mature. I think he has a good chance at developing into something special.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AmishMafia, post: 659061, member: 2846"] This will be my only mock of the year. There are a few players I'm excited about that really seem like TT Targets. This is mostly players I like but also fit the mold of what TT looks for (or at least what I think he looks for). With the signing of Cook, I don't think that affects what the Packers will do. I believe they will take the BPA whenever they pick. There should be about 10 players on the top talent tier, I think 3 or 4 will be defensive linemen. With the loss of Raji, I have a good feeling that will be our first pick. I think there will be 2 ILBs off the board for the Packers first pick - then there won't be a player at ILB worthy of our 2nd round pick. Anyway, here we go: 1 Jarran Reed NT Alabama. Tough and uber strong. Likes to punish and will control the line of scrimmage. This is the year of the big D man and there should be a good one on the board waiting for us. Although he didn't rack up the sacks in college, he has the athleticism and may have some success there in the NFL. But he won't need to get to the QB to be valuable to the Packers. Controlling the LOS in the middle will do wonders for our underperforming ILBs. 2 jason sprigs OT : Best OL at Senior Bowl. Athletic and strong will need to develop some technique for the next level. I am not as positive towards our OL as some are. I think there is a 50-50 shot Spriggs or Germain Ifedi is at the Packers pick. They are about the same and I would be happy with either. 3 Kenneth dixon rb Louisiana Tech - Great WR. I was interested in Forte because of his recieving threat. Dixon could be a WR if he wanted. He is a pretty good all-around RB, and should help add some interesting dimensions to our offense. 4a. James Cowser OLB Southern Utah. Very effective against lower competition. Very athletic - should translate over to the NFL. Very aggresive with a non-stop motor. Loves football and will give it his all every game and every practice. These are the guys who really set the tone for a team. The more I keep typing the more I think we need to target him sooner. 4b. Kolby Listenbee wr TCU: a one-trick pony, but it is a pretty good trick. He is blazing fast and can really stretch the field. A little bird told me that the Packers think he can develop better route running and can be an all-around receiver. He has a lot of work to do, and if he stops track, hopefully he can focus more time on learning football nuances. 4c. Jihad Ward 5T Illinois: Strong at the point of attack can set the edge with the best of em. Has some development to do. Mature and has a ton of upside. Not much production in college - went to JUCO before transferring. Still learning the skills necessary. 5 Caleb Benenoch OT UCLA: Athletic player who is good run blocking but a work in progress for pass blocking. May be able to move him inside for a year or two if we lose a G in FA next year. He started strongly for the bruins in the first few games at right tackle and then started filling in at other positions due to injuries. Had he been able to concentrate on one position it would have been better for his development. I'm thinking that means he is a team player. 6 Cassanoa McKinzy ILB Auburn: Powerful player, fast and a great tackler. pass defense is suspect. Can wait to see if he develops more control, he tends to over pursue and get sucked in. Maybe a player in a year or two. 7. Ryan SMith CB 5'11" with great speed. Agreesive tackler great cover skills. poor hands. Led teams in tackles - as a CB. Instinctive and a student of the game. Loves football and is intelligent and mature. I think he has a good chance at developing into something special. [/QUOTE]
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