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I did one earlier full mock...however today amended it to include trade options as a means of changing things.
This mock is also with the assumption we trade out of the #30 spot back. Two other assumptions so everyone knows; we resign Bulaga and sign a ILB starter (whether that is Littleton, Schobert, Kwiatkoski...)
First Round #30 - Pick is traded with the Indianapolis Colts for their #34th pick, and a swapping of the 3rd round picks (IND #75 & GB #94) and perhaps like a 7th or so.
Second Round #34 (acquired from Colts) - I predict the trade I did, because I feel at this point Queen and Murray are gone, and given the deep WR pool he builds pick equity. I'll predict we go a run stuffer and say we get Marlon Davidson (Auburn) OR bigger guy in Leki Fotu. For the sake of the mock, I'll go Marlon Davidson here.
Second Round #62 - I think there are going to be some solid options we can go here...do we dip into the WR pool or OL...both I feel some first year contributors if needed are present. I will say we resign Bulaga OR Veldheer and the future RT is a bigger concern than immediate RT and say we draft the Chase Claypool. His size truly makes him a flex TE/WR option...but somehow he got that frame to nearly dip below 4.4 in the 40. Dude is legit, and he and Kmet are both options here, but I prefer the Claypool diverse offerings. Other options here I suspect might be Hamler, Gandy-Golden, Pittman and Johnson amongst others.
Third Round #75 (acquired from Colts) - Matt Peart, Uconn I'm predicting here we will be forced to pick between that Tier 2 ILBs (possibles including Dye, Phillips, Jennings, Davis-Gaither) and top OLs out there. Peart's arm length, size and upside is too immense to pass up as the possible heir to the future at RT.
Fourth Round #133 - I'm sticking to a pick I've predicted a few times at this slot. Troy Pride Jr. out of Notre Dame. To me you could be drafting that #3-5 CB solid guy long term, with the chance he becomes more. Either way if all I ever get is my Nickle corner or my #4 out him I'm fine with that 100%.
Fifth Round #TBD (trade predicted...we send 2 of our 3 6th rounders and a 7th rounder for a mid-5th round option) - With this pick we target another WR or ILB in the groupings respect bottom Tier2/Top Tier3 prospects. I'll predict Isaiah Hodgins from Oregon State as we dip our toes back into the WR pool. His height and 4.61 speed is enough to make me intrigued. I strongly feel an OL is possible here as well. I've predicted Terrence Steele, OT from Texas Tech in the 5th before, and could see that still if he is here or similar.
Fifth Round #175 - D.J. Wonnum DE/OLB - While DE/OLB arguably isn't a huge need, his technique and speed is something at this point I don't pass. Upside swing player that could grow into something special. He slides into that #4 depth position left with Fackrell departing.
Sixth Round #209 - Gonna stick with another pick of mine at this spot: Jack Driscoll OL out of Auburn. While he started at Right Tackle for Auburn I foresee an interior Guard at the NFL level. Typically converted Tackles are what Green Bay likes at guard so this could project into something.
Seventh Round #242 - LeVonta Taylor DB from FSU. Underachieved for the latter part of his College career. However, his foot speed and potential is vastly too much to go undrafted, albeit I suspect it will be last round or two he goes.
Overview condensed:
#34 - Marlon Davidson, Auburn DL
#62 - Chase Claypool, Notre Dame WR/Hyrbid
#75 - Matt Peart, Uconn OT
#133 - Troy Pride Jr., Notre Dame CB
#150-170 TBD - Isaiah Hodgins, Oregon State WR
#175 - D.J. Wonnum, South Carolina DE/OLB
#209 - Jack Driscoll, Auburn OL
#242 - LeVonta Taylor, FSU DB
This mock is also with the assumption we trade out of the #30 spot back. Two other assumptions so everyone knows; we resign Bulaga and sign a ILB starter (whether that is Littleton, Schobert, Kwiatkoski...)
First Round #30 - Pick is traded with the Indianapolis Colts for their #34th pick, and a swapping of the 3rd round picks (IND #75 & GB #94) and perhaps like a 7th or so.
Second Round #34 (acquired from Colts) - I predict the trade I did, because I feel at this point Queen and Murray are gone, and given the deep WR pool he builds pick equity. I'll predict we go a run stuffer and say we get Marlon Davidson (Auburn) OR bigger guy in Leki Fotu. For the sake of the mock, I'll go Marlon Davidson here.
Second Round #62 - I think there are going to be some solid options we can go here...do we dip into the WR pool or OL...both I feel some first year contributors if needed are present. I will say we resign Bulaga OR Veldheer and the future RT is a bigger concern than immediate RT and say we draft the Chase Claypool. His size truly makes him a flex TE/WR option...but somehow he got that frame to nearly dip below 4.4 in the 40. Dude is legit, and he and Kmet are both options here, but I prefer the Claypool diverse offerings. Other options here I suspect might be Hamler, Gandy-Golden, Pittman and Johnson amongst others.
Third Round #75 (acquired from Colts) - Matt Peart, Uconn I'm predicting here we will be forced to pick between that Tier 2 ILBs (possibles including Dye, Phillips, Jennings, Davis-Gaither) and top OLs out there. Peart's arm length, size and upside is too immense to pass up as the possible heir to the future at RT.
Fourth Round #133 - I'm sticking to a pick I've predicted a few times at this slot. Troy Pride Jr. out of Notre Dame. To me you could be drafting that #3-5 CB solid guy long term, with the chance he becomes more. Either way if all I ever get is my Nickle corner or my #4 out him I'm fine with that 100%.
Fifth Round #TBD (trade predicted...we send 2 of our 3 6th rounders and a 7th rounder for a mid-5th round option) - With this pick we target another WR or ILB in the groupings respect bottom Tier2/Top Tier3 prospects. I'll predict Isaiah Hodgins from Oregon State as we dip our toes back into the WR pool. His height and 4.61 speed is enough to make me intrigued. I strongly feel an OL is possible here as well. I've predicted Terrence Steele, OT from Texas Tech in the 5th before, and could see that still if he is here or similar.
Fifth Round #175 - D.J. Wonnum DE/OLB - While DE/OLB arguably isn't a huge need, his technique and speed is something at this point I don't pass. Upside swing player that could grow into something special. He slides into that #4 depth position left with Fackrell departing.
Sixth Round #209 - Gonna stick with another pick of mine at this spot: Jack Driscoll OL out of Auburn. While he started at Right Tackle for Auburn I foresee an interior Guard at the NFL level. Typically converted Tackles are what Green Bay likes at guard so this could project into something.
Seventh Round #242 - LeVonta Taylor DB from FSU. Underachieved for the latter part of his College career. However, his foot speed and potential is vastly too much to go undrafted, albeit I suspect it will be last round or two he goes.
Overview condensed:
#34 - Marlon Davidson, Auburn DL
#62 - Chase Claypool, Notre Dame WR/Hyrbid
#75 - Matt Peart, Uconn OT
#133 - Troy Pride Jr., Notre Dame CB
#150-170 TBD - Isaiah Hodgins, Oregon State WR
#175 - D.J. Wonnum, South Carolina DE/OLB
#209 - Jack Driscoll, Auburn OL
#242 - LeVonta Taylor, FSU DB
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