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05 May 2020 07:47

Waldo wrote: ↑

05 May 2020 07:46

Who has the early lead for CB #3? Jackson, Hollman, or do we call Greene our 5th DB?

I'd say based on where we ended last year, its unequivocally Chandon Sullivan.

Co-sign.

And, Clark again for me.

Yes, the teams that have won with a rookie QB have not actually then traded said QB. They've signed them. And the plan can just as easily turn into stacking Trubisky failure onto failure. Favre proved he had plenty left in the tank when we drafted Rodgers. Yet picking Rodgers was still the right ca...

'Just not really feeling the strategy here, short-term or even long-. We'll see. Here's the strategy. The strategy is that if a GM thinks that a QB is potentially a really good starter and perhaps even Hall of Fame, the GM drafts him. Thompson did it with Rodgers, and it would be hard to say he was...

For sure.

I used to accuse Florio of being a Steelers fan because of the way he reported and the fact that he (originally) was based in West Virginia--firmly Steelers territory. After throwing around that theory a bunch, someone on some message board, or maybe in PFT comments, showed me something that felt v...

Clark. I was tempted to vote for him last time. He seemed to have a rough patch last year possibly due to being nicked-up, but he bounced back and was more than solid since. And 6 sacks is damn good for a NT, especially one whose fellow IDL are not the least bit intimidating to other OL. Also, Bakh ...

Seems to be a UT/3-tech type in the mold of Montravious, but better at his craft.

Theres no way the season wont happen at all. Idk Im not home to see how all this &%$@ is. Its all hear say for me but I cant imagine the season not happening. More than likely a shortened season or it will be postponed. <snip> <snip> As to the OP, I think averaging things out over a fairly rece...

Yeah. Bakh, Adams, and Clark round out this tier.

Tough call, but I vote Adams. The guy is just always open.

I'm really lukewarm on him from his scouting-reports. He does not read like "can't miss" to me. He's pretty much Deshone Kizer as a prospect (not saying he's going to bust like Kizer, especially not given a much better situation for his formative pro years, just that this type of prospect...

I'm really lukewarm on him from his scouting-reports. He does not read like "can't miss" to me. He's pretty much Deshone Kizer as a prospect (not saying he's going to bust like Kizer, especially not given a much better situation for his formative pro years, just that this type of prospect ...

Rodgers is a JAG.

I have no idea what to expect from the supplemental draft, but coming away with a quality ILB and/or DL will drastically change my opinion of this offseason. Not holding my breath, though.

Correlation =/= causation. The only thing that picture definitively tells you is... how many TDs those QBs threw to a first-round WR. That's it.

Look I have plenty of criticisms of our drafting of late and am not convinced that Gute is particularly good at it, but this kvetching over WR is tired.

yoop , you're projecting. If there is anyone here whose opinion of Rodgers is affected by emotion, it's you. You have literally called him your "hero" lol. If this were really about anti-Rodgers spite from me, I'd switch my vote from Jones to Smith just to help the main competition to Rod...

Like Texas said, Rodgers was in the "average"-range for his position last year. So the idea that we'd fall apart without him just does not really make sense to me. Despite the narrative from Rodgers's cult-like apologists, our offensive supporting cast is a really good one -- good OL (elit...

Okay, I will admit to having been disappointed with the Clark and Jordy picks.

I was true neutral on Rodgers.

Aaron Jones kinda *is* our offense. Then again, when Rodgers is on his game, he's still our MVP, but overall, he is kind of in, like, Derek Carr(?) territory or something. Good, at the most important position, but not elite or hands-down our best. I also feel like Adams deserves consideration here. ...

I’ll get there with Love. Disappointed in not just the pick, but the 2 contractual decisions to Aaron the last 18 months. Just seems like we are forcing ourselves into a difficult, drama filled offseason in two years. Why on earth we’d want to relive those days is beyond me. Absolutely nothing agai...

I am all for giving LaFleur the pieces he feels he needs, but that has to be balanced with the other side of the ball, which is the bigger issue and thus needed more attention. That was my objection. That, and the QB pick is stupid no matter how you slice it, but that's another conversation for anot...