Rank the Roster 2020: #42 (Final)
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Rank the Roster 2020: #42 (Final)
Rank The Roster: 2020 Edition
1. Aaron Rodgers (48%)[--]
2. Za'Darius Smith (70%)[+5]
3. Aaron Jones (43%)[+3]
4. Davante Adams (45%)[--]
5. David Bakhtiari (59%)[-3]
6. Kenny Clark (100%)[-3]
7. Jaire Alexander (74%)[-2]
8. Preston Smith (58%)[+5]
9. Elgton Jenkins (75%)[+15]
10. Kevin King (47%)[+4]
11. Adrian Amos (78%)[-1]
12. Corey Linsley (63%)[-1]
13. Christian Kirksey (56%)[FA]
14. Darnell Savage (81%)[+2]
15. Rick Wagner (38%)[FA]
16. Jace Sternberger (44%)[+16]
17. Rashan Gary (47%)[+3]
18. Alan Lazard (54%)[+27]
19. Dean Lowry (31%)[+3]
20. Chandon Sullivan (50%)[+25]
21. AJ Dillon (35%)[R]
22. Devin Funchess (44%)[FA]
23. Billy Turner (68%)[-5]
24. Jamaal Williams (40%)[-1]
25. Equanimeous St. Brown (27%)[-6]
26. Mason Crosby (50%)[+9]
27. Raven Greene (40%)[+6]
28. Marquez Valdes-Scantling (28%)[-11]
29. Tyler Lancaster (38%)[+2]
30. Josiah Deguara (25%)[R]
31. Ka'Dar Hollman (44%)[+12]
32. Marcedes Lewis (40%)[+4]
33. Kingsley Keke (50%)[+10]
34. Tyler Ervin (47%)[WW]
35. Lane Taylor (36%)[-7]
36. Jordan Love (33%)[R]
37. Kamal Martin (54%)[R]
38. Robert Tonyan (38%)[-1]
39. Lucas Patrick (43%)[+5]
40. Jon Runyan (44%)[R]
41. Josh Jackson (38%)[-20]
42. Current
Percent of vote the winner got will be in parenthesis, position change vs. 2019 will be in brackets.
Here's how this works:
Each day there is a new thread/poll, starting at #1, on down to whereever we get. The whole point of this exercise is to have something to talk about in the lean news months to carry us to camp. Each poll will be open for voting for 24 hours. New threads will only be created on weekdays. Ties will cause a runoff poll.
Simply voting is not enough!
Post why you voted for who you did and provide a player to add to the next poll (every poll will be a list of 10 guys, a new player is added to the list each day).
Here's the thing. There is no criteria. This is an exercise to foster discussion therefore there are no clear criteria for ranking. Who is better right now? Who will have the best season? Who was better last year? Sort of a combo of them all? Do you take positional value into account? It really doesn't matter.
Previous Years:
Rank the Roster: 2014-2019
1. Aaron Rodgers (48%)[--]
2. Za'Darius Smith (70%)[+5]
3. Aaron Jones (43%)[+3]
4. Davante Adams (45%)[--]
5. David Bakhtiari (59%)[-3]
6. Kenny Clark (100%)[-3]
7. Jaire Alexander (74%)[-2]
8. Preston Smith (58%)[+5]
9. Elgton Jenkins (75%)[+15]
10. Kevin King (47%)[+4]
11. Adrian Amos (78%)[-1]
12. Corey Linsley (63%)[-1]
13. Christian Kirksey (56%)[FA]
14. Darnell Savage (81%)[+2]
15. Rick Wagner (38%)[FA]
16. Jace Sternberger (44%)[+16]
17. Rashan Gary (47%)[+3]
18. Alan Lazard (54%)[+27]
19. Dean Lowry (31%)[+3]
20. Chandon Sullivan (50%)[+25]
21. AJ Dillon (35%)[R]
22. Devin Funchess (44%)[FA]
23. Billy Turner (68%)[-5]
24. Jamaal Williams (40%)[-1]
25. Equanimeous St. Brown (27%)[-6]
26. Mason Crosby (50%)[+9]
27. Raven Greene (40%)[+6]
28. Marquez Valdes-Scantling (28%)[-11]
29. Tyler Lancaster (38%)[+2]
30. Josiah Deguara (25%)[R]
31. Ka'Dar Hollman (44%)[+12]
32. Marcedes Lewis (40%)[+4]
33. Kingsley Keke (50%)[+10]
34. Tyler Ervin (47%)[WW]
35. Lane Taylor (36%)[-7]
36. Jordan Love (33%)[R]
37. Kamal Martin (54%)[R]
38. Robert Tonyan (38%)[-1]
39. Lucas Patrick (43%)[+5]
40. Jon Runyan (44%)[R]
41. Josh Jackson (38%)[-20]
42. Current
Percent of vote the winner got will be in parenthesis, position change vs. 2019 will be in brackets.
Here's how this works:
Each day there is a new thread/poll, starting at #1, on down to whereever we get. The whole point of this exercise is to have something to talk about in the lean news months to carry us to camp. Each poll will be open for voting for 24 hours. New threads will only be created on weekdays. Ties will cause a runoff poll.
Simply voting is not enough!
Post why you voted for who you did and provide a player to add to the next poll (every poll will be a list of 10 guys, a new player is added to the list each day).
Here's the thing. There is no criteria. This is an exercise to foster discussion therefore there are no clear criteria for ranking. Who is better right now? Who will have the best season? Who was better last year? Sort of a combo of them all? Do you take positional value into account? It really doesn't matter.
Previous Years:
Rank the Roster: 2014-2019
Josh Jackson, you are the biggest loser.
Kinda ran out of steam here at the end, but with camp starting its time to wrap it up. Not sure if the season is going to make it, but they are going to give it a go.
Burks is currently penciled in as a starter. Not sure how you could take anyone over him here.
Kinda ran out of steam here at the end, but with camp starting its time to wrap it up. Not sure if the season is going to make it, but they are going to give it a go.
Burks is currently penciled in as a starter. Not sure how you could take anyone over him here.
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With it being the final one, I'll vote semi-symbolically for vernon Scott because I like him a lot and want him on the list all else being equal. Though I could def see him being a PS stash, his immediate ST ability and potential ceiling down the road at S makes him a YoHo favorie.
Think of it as a vote of no-confidence.
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According to who? CB4 (Sullivan) and S3 (Redmond) played more than iLB2 last year (Goodson). Kirksey is the starter at ILB Burks is in an open competition with Bolton, Martin, and Summers to be a defensive role player.
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I agree on Burks. Been voting for him for about 5 picks here.Waldo wrote: ↑03 Aug 2020 15:38Josh Jackson, you are the biggest loser.
Kinda ran out of steam here at the end, but with camp starting its time to wrap it up. Not sure if the season is going to make it, but they are going to give it a go.
Burks is currently penciled in as a starter. Not sure how you could take anyone over him here.
Ouch on Jackson. Has anyone ever seen a 20-point slide in these rankings before?
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Just to further put a point on this, Jake Kumerow played a higher percentage of offensive snaps than BJ Goodson and Oren Burks combined played defensive snaps, in raw snapcount and in percentage of plays.
I think the point from the other side is that the path is there and wide open. Its not at WR. Kumerow is in that Top-3 and likely not in the Top-4, so spot duty is what is in store for him, again, at best.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑03 Aug 2020 18:20Just to further put a point on this, Jake Kumerow played a higher percentage of offensive snaps than BJ Goodson and Oren Burks combined played defensive snaps, in raw snapcount and in percentage of plays.
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-20 appears to be a new record, edging out -19 by Davon House and -18 from Kyler Fackrell, both of which came two years ago.
I changed my mind: I vote to get Burks ranked on here so all who look back will see his -15 drop!
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Sure, but first, my point is that a WR we consider a bit player played more snaps than Goodson, our ILB2 and Burks, our ILB3 combined last year. So the point is that even winning the ILB2 role would leave him with a very small role.NCF wrote: ↑03 Aug 2020 18:28I think the point from the other side is that the path is there and wide open. Its not at WR. Kumerow is in that Top-3 and likely not in the Top-4, so spot duty is what is in store for him, again, at best.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑03 Aug 2020 18:20Just to further put a point on this, Jake Kumerow played a higher percentage of offensive snaps than BJ Goodson and Oren Burks combined played defensive snaps, in raw snapcount and in percentage of plays.
Secondly, Burks isn't a rookie; he's a 3rd-year player
Josh Jackson played twice as many snaps at a deep CB position as Burks did at a wide-open LB position last year.
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Fun to go back and look at this now.Rank The Roster: 2020 Edition
1. Aaron Rodgers (48%)[--]
2. Za'Darius Smith (70%)[+5]
3. Aaron Jones (43%)[+3]
4. Davante Adams (45%)[--]
5. David Bakhtiari (59%)[-3]
6. Kenny Clark (100%)[-3]
7. Jaire Alexander (74%)[-2]
8. Preston Smith (58%)[+5]
9. Elgton Jenkins (75%)[+15]
10. Kevin King (47%)[+4]
11. Adrian Amos (78%)[-1]
12. Corey Linsley (63%)[-1]
13. Christian Kirksey (56%)[FA]
14. Darnell Savage (81%)[+2]
15. Rick Wagner (38%)[FA]
16. Jace Sternberger (44%)[+16]
17. Rashan Gary (47%)[+3]
18. Alan Lazard (54%)[+27]
19. Dean Lowry (31%)[+3]
20. Chandon Sullivan (50%)[+25]
21. AJ Dillon (35%)[R]
22. Devin Funchess (44%)[FA]
23. Billy Turner (68%)[-5]
24. Jamaal Williams (40%)[-1]
25. Equanimeous St. Brown (27%)[-6]
26. Mason Crosby (50%)[+9]
27. Raven Greene (40%)[+6]
28. Marquez Valdes-Scantling (28%)[-11]
29. Tyler Lancaster (38%)[+2]
30. Josiah Deguara (25%)[R]
31. Ka'Dar Hollman (44%)[+12]
32. Marcedes Lewis (40%)[+4]
33. Kingsley Keke (50%)[+10]
34. Tyler Ervin (47%)[WW]
35. Lane Taylor (36%)[-7]
36. Jordan Love (33%)[R]
37. Kamal Martin (54%)[R]
38. Robert Tonyan (38%)[-1]
39. Lucas Patrick (43%)[+5]
40. Jon Runyan (44%)[R]
41. Josh Jackson (38%)[-20]
42. Oren Burks
Aaron undoubtedly still #1.
Lot of talk about that 2nd tier, 2-6, with Davante, Jones, Bak, Clark and Z. But I think a new tier now, 2-4. Davante definitely #2, but welcome to the top tier Mr. Alexander. I’d put Bak 4.
Then the a new tier with Clark, Z, Linsley and Aaron Jones.
Savage, Gary, Billy Turner and Tonyan likely to be biggest jumps next year.
Preston should go down if he’s back.
Lot of top end talent on this team.
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Yea alot of talent for sure. Savage is elite over the last month.
Keke and JRJ should see jumps next season.
Is burks still on this team?? Good to see we recognize trash
Keke and JRJ should see jumps next season.
Is burks still on this team?? Good to see we recognize trash
LOL we went with the shiny pick in Sterny over Tonyan...
Krys Barnes not on the list, but no one foresaw his emergence.
Krys Barnes not on the list, but no one foresaw his emergence.
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Didn’t post in this thread, but I believe I was pounding the table about not voting for Burks, lol.Backthepack4ever wrote: ↑02 Jan 2021 14:44Yea alot of talent for sure. Savage is elite over the last month.
Keke and JRJ should see jumps next season.
Is burks still on this team?? Good to see we recognize trash
No mention of Jenkins? I personally think he deserves a seat at that tier 2 table but inarguably deserves mention in that next tier group you listed. Dude is balling it at multiple positions and is available. His value on this roster, particularly in terms of the flexibility he provides, is extremely high.Fun to go back and look at this now.
Aaron undoubtedly still #1.
Lot of talk about that 2nd tier, 2-6, with Davante, Jones, Bak, Clark and Z. But I think a new tier now, 2-4. Davante definitely #2, but welcome to the top tier Mr. Alexander. I’d put Bak 4.
Then the a new tier with Clark, Z, Linsley and Aaron Jones.
Savage, Gary, Billy Turner and Tonyan likely to be biggest jumps next year.
Preston should go down if he’s back.
Lot of top end talent on this team.
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I mean he was already ranked 9, which was fair, don’t think he’ll go up much.APB wrote: ↑03 Jan 2021 07:58No mention of Jenkins? I personally think he deserves a seat at that tier 2 table but inarguably deserves mention in that next tier group you listed. Dude is balling it at multiple positions and is available. His value on this roster, particularly in terms of the flexibility he provides, is extremely high.Fun to go back and look at this now.
Aaron undoubtedly still #1.
Lot of talk about that 2nd tier, 2-6, with Davante, Jones, Bak, Clark and Z. But I think a new tier now, 2-4. Davante definitely #2, but welcome to the top tier Mr. Alexander. I’d put Bak 4.
Then the a new tier with Clark, Z, Linsley and Aaron Jones.
Savage, Gary, Billy Turner and Tonyan likely to be biggest jumps next year.
Preston should go down if he’s back.
Lot of top end talent on this team.
Cant even put him in the top 3 on offense. Possibly only 6th best offensive player, right there with Linsley and Jones at the moment.