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Not who you think is going to be the best player, not who you think the Packers will take, but your personal favorite at each spot. Be disciplined! Just one player per...
QB- J. McCarthy, Michigan: I love McCarthy. He's a good athlete, he has great pocket feel, he has a plus arm, he makes NFL throws, he was good on money downs... he just didn't throw it a lot because of the team/offense that he was a part of. If you told me that only one QB prospect from this class would be a long-term plus starter and I had to guess, it would be McCarthy.
RB- J. Wright, Tennessee: Wright has juice to break the big run and has the size to do just about whatever you would want. He's only 20 years old, has limited wear on his body, is a talented pass catcher, and seems to be ahead of most prospects in terms of protection.
TE- B. Sinnott, Kansas State: Sinnott is a good athlete with reliable hands who has the strength and desire to block effectively on the move; he would make a great H-Back.
WR- X. Legette, South Carolina: He's not refined, he's a late bloomer, and he's a one year wonder. But Legette is big, powerful, and fast. He's a YAC weapon, a nasty blocker, and he mosses people at the catch point. He's the perfect guy to round out GB's corps if they want a receiver.
OT- B. Fisher, Notre Dame: Fisher is being overlooked because he plays across from Joe Alt, but he has everything you want in a starting tackle-- size, technique, athleticism, length, versatility. He just turned 21 too.
iOL- G. Barton, Duke: The Packers' thresholds work on the OL better than anywhere else and he's the platonic ideal of the perfect GB offensive lineman.
DT- M. Hall Jr, Ohio State: Hall is a little light (290#), but he has a big frame (75th% wingspan) and he rushes with a lot of explosive movement. He's another prospect who is only 20 years old.
LB- C. Gray, LB, North Carolina: I don't think Gray gets enough love in this class. He's a good athlete, he plays the run and the pass equally well relative to the position. He's young but he has a ton of production in the ACC. 30 TFL, 8.5 SACKS, 5 INT, 13 PBU, 6 FF the last three seasons.
CB- M. Melton, CB, Rutgers: When I consider Melton's size, athleticism, production, coaching, and versatility, it's hard for me to imagine a better fit for Green Bay.
S- C. Bishop, S, Utah: In keeping with my theme-- young, high end athlete, multiple years of production. Has the size and mentality to play SS most of the time but could give them snaps deep to keep offenses on their toes.
QB- J. McCarthy, Michigan: I love McCarthy. He's a good athlete, he has great pocket feel, he has a plus arm, he makes NFL throws, he was good on money downs... he just didn't throw it a lot because of the team/offense that he was a part of. If you told me that only one QB prospect from this class would be a long-term plus starter and I had to guess, it would be McCarthy.
RB- J. Wright, Tennessee: Wright has juice to break the big run and has the size to do just about whatever you would want. He's only 20 years old, has limited wear on his body, is a talented pass catcher, and seems to be ahead of most prospects in terms of protection.
TE- B. Sinnott, Kansas State: Sinnott is a good athlete with reliable hands who has the strength and desire to block effectively on the move; he would make a great H-Back.
WR- X. Legette, South Carolina: He's not refined, he's a late bloomer, and he's a one year wonder. But Legette is big, powerful, and fast. He's a YAC weapon, a nasty blocker, and he mosses people at the catch point. He's the perfect guy to round out GB's corps if they want a receiver.
OT- B. Fisher, Notre Dame: Fisher is being overlooked because he plays across from Joe Alt, but he has everything you want in a starting tackle-- size, technique, athleticism, length, versatility. He just turned 21 too.
iOL- G. Barton, Duke: The Packers' thresholds work on the OL better than anywhere else and he's the platonic ideal of the perfect GB offensive lineman.
DT- M. Hall Jr, Ohio State: Hall is a little light (290#), but he has a big frame (75th% wingspan) and he rushes with a lot of explosive movement. He's another prospect who is only 20 years old.
LB- C. Gray, LB, North Carolina: I don't think Gray gets enough love in this class. He's a good athlete, he plays the run and the pass equally well relative to the position. He's young but he has a ton of production in the ACC. 30 TFL, 8.5 SACKS, 5 INT, 13 PBU, 6 FF the last three seasons.
CB- M. Melton, CB, Rutgers: When I consider Melton's size, athleticism, production, coaching, and versatility, it's hard for me to imagine a better fit for Green Bay.
S- C. Bishop, S, Utah: In keeping with my theme-- young, high end athlete, multiple years of production. Has the size and mentality to play SS most of the time but could give them snaps deep to keep offenses on their toes.
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