If nothing else, Ted Thompson learned from Wolf's mistake of depriving Favre a top flight WR corps. He has made sure his QB will always have talent to throw to....and I presume this to be continued in the future.

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So if Crabtree were to fall to us, would we take him at #9?

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With Finley starting to develop and Lee being who he is, I would like to see Rodgers use his TE weapons more next year too. Brandon Jackson ain't a bad receiver either. LOTS of weapons.

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No, we would not draft Crabtree....unless a pre-arranged trade scenario was worked out with another team.

That said, it should be pretty seamless when Donald Drive retires due to the depth we have...and then the bottom of the WR corp can be added to again, and allowed to grow and provide continued depth and talent at the position.

If the QB is, argueably, the most important and difficult position to fill on a roster, you do not deny them weapons.

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maybe they will use the play, where you have the 4 in,and the d-line isn't sure who the ball goes too,and know matter who yards after the catch can't wait too see that again. :icon_smile:

This is one kid from this class that I worry little about.. I think he has a long productive career ahead of him.. just something about the kid speaks quality.

Might never blossom into a yearly pro bowler.. but he will be at the cusp giving it his all season in and out.

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