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For the record, I don't want the Packers to move up. I'd rather they move down. They have 11 picks, yes, but I would still happily take more and I believe there are plenty of spots on the roster that could use more competition on the back end.
That said, this is the time of year for draft discussion. So if they were going to trade up, who should it be for, how high would they need to go, and what do you think it would cost?
By the chart, one of their 3rd rounders would get them into the 19-20 range, #58 would get them in the 15/16 area, and #41 would get them up around #12.
For me, there are only three players that I think are special enough and fit well enough to warrant a trade up (other than the top 3 receivers, but GB can't reasonably get that high).
Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame: If the tackles didn't go in the order that most project and Alt slipped to 11/12, I could see packaging #25 and #41 and going up to get him. He would put Walker into a swing role and upgrade left tackle for the present and the future.
Terrion Arnold, CB, Alabama: I think I like Mitchell better in a vacuum and Arnold a little bit more for the Packers specifically, but if either gets to the middle of round one, I wouldn't hate packaging #25 and #58 to go get him. Arnold could literally do anything you want immediately in terms of both alignment and coverage style.
Quinyon Mitchell, CB, Toledo: Everything goes here, I would just have him a little notch behind Arnold because I think he's going to have more of a learning curve when it comes to press and man coverages in general.
That said, this is the time of year for draft discussion. So if they were going to trade up, who should it be for, how high would they need to go, and what do you think it would cost?
By the chart, one of their 3rd rounders would get them into the 19-20 range, #58 would get them in the 15/16 area, and #41 would get them up around #12.
For me, there are only three players that I think are special enough and fit well enough to warrant a trade up (other than the top 3 receivers, but GB can't reasonably get that high).
Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame: If the tackles didn't go in the order that most project and Alt slipped to 11/12, I could see packaging #25 and #41 and going up to get him. He would put Walker into a swing role and upgrade left tackle for the present and the future.
Terrion Arnold, CB, Alabama: I think I like Mitchell better in a vacuum and Arnold a little bit more for the Packers specifically, but if either gets to the middle of round one, I wouldn't hate packaging #25 and #58 to go get him. Arnold could literally do anything you want immediately in terms of both alignment and coverage style.
Quinyon Mitchell, CB, Toledo: Everything goes here, I would just have him a little notch behind Arnold because I think he's going to have more of a learning curve when it comes to press and man coverages in general.