ThePerfectBeard
Cheesehead
Where do we begin and who do we take? Honestly, after watching our O-line… it needs some help, but so does our pass rush and coverage. Let the countdown to draft time begin.
If he could cover. There's no point in him keeping up when they go one way and he goes another.How's this? what about converting a quick tight end like Cuarless, to play curial 3rd down plays,he's tall strong and fast and can keep up with the long receivers, these short DB's are getting torched….
Heard on another forum we have 27.5 in cap, 7 of which is roll over that we'll probably hold on to again in case we need an emergency signing. 20.5 mil. We have 9 picks, and the guy used an average of .7 mil per pick, which comes to 6.3 mil. Meaning we have 14.2 to sign FA, including our own. Shields will take 7 and EDS will take 3. Meaning we have 4.2 mil left for most likely Kuhn, Neal, Quarless, and Flynn. That goes down a bit if we Tender anybody. Even if we cut Tramon's salary by 2 mil and only leave 5 mil for emergencies, that still leaves nothing for BJ, nothing for any big namesB J Raji? 8 MIL contract! Very easy to get done…..Just show him film of this years performance, and yesterdays audition..8 mil? Pay Him or Pass Him?
Dline, ILB, S, OL in that order of preference. We need a safety but adding another young player at safety on an already young defense won't help the communication and assignment breakdowns. We need two safeties back there that can make sure everyone is on the same page.
I say dline first because a great pass rush can compensate for a LOT in this league, which is why ILB is second. As for the OL, we have a great QB that can make an ok OL look good. You don't need a dominant offensive line to succeed in the NFL.
If I had to pick one to move to TE, Evans would be that guy, not Benjamin.Yeah, I agree that Watkins and Lee are better than Evans but neither of those guys is going to last to 21. Maybe Matthews is better but Evans has much better size (something we lack). There's no way you'll convince me that Benjamin is better. Benjamin is the same size but a worse route runner and slower. Benjamin will most likely become a TE in the NFL if he's going to be succesful.
If I had to pick one to move to TE, Evans would be that guy, not Benjamin.
Point taken. He looks lost when running routes too.Almost all of the scouts question Bejamin's hands. I don't know about you, but I don't want another guy with questionable hands playing at Lambeau in the colder months.
Not that simple. Define "Best." LJ>HaHa but LJ is undersized. Best at what? What about fit? What about a CB convert like Roby? All of these factor in to the "Best" rated player. Cue impertinent table thumping response:First round, first pick, the BEST SAFETY available . Enough said.
Not that simple. Define "Best." LJ>HaHa but LJ is undersized. Best at what? What about fit? What about a CB convert like Roby? All of these factor in to the "Best" rated player. Cue impertinent table thumping response:
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Pryor is a really good prospect looking forward to seeing him in (I think it's) the Seniorbowl. He just jumped HaHa on CBSSports. There goes my hopes of snagging him in the 2nd.Calvin Pryor at S is moving up very fast on the draft charts after declaring. I don't know much about him, but if Clinton-Dix isn't available when the packers pick in round 1, maybe they could trade up and get him early in round 2, or trade down a little bit for an extra 4th rounder or something.
Be nice to get Mosley at ILB in round 1, but that probably ain't happening.