Jaylon Smith is still my fallback guy. If all my guys are taken, no one will give us value for a trade back, I don’t hesitate to pull the trigger on Smith despite the recent medical news that he is expected to miss the 2016 season. Otherwise, look for him in the third.

Of the guys who are likely to be around at #27,I like Darron Lee, Kevin Dodd, Andrew Billings, Austin Johnson, Austin Hooper.

Darron Lee: This guy could easily go higher, but if he’s there take him. We need a bookend.

Kevin Dodd: Another book end type dude. Could go higher, has versatility as 4/3 DE.

Andrew Billings: This guy can stuff the run in short yardage. SO sick of teams knowing they can get short yardage on us.

Austin Johnson: Another NT who could make our ILBs look much better.

Austin Hooper: Can’t ever have enough of these pass catching TEs. Apparently. I also wouldn’t mind Hunter Henry or Jerell Adams.

But generally, any of the guys who are highlighted on my draft board.

I cherish Jaylon Smith's potential even with the injury. Beast. I would take him in a heart beat at 27.

Originally Posted by: RaiderPride 

Jaylon Smith is still my fallback guy. If all my guys are taken, no one will give us value for a trade back, I don’t hesitate to pull the trigger on Smith despite the recent medical news that he is expected to miss the 2016 season. Otherwise, look for him in the third.

Of the guys who are likely to be around at #27,I like Darron Lee, Kevin Dodd, Andrew Billings, Austin Johnson, Austin Hooper.

Darron Lee: This guy could easily go higher, but if he’s there take him. We need a bookend.

Kevin Dodd: Another book end type dude. Could go higher, has versatility as 4/3 DE.

Andrew Billings: This guy can stuff the run in short yardage. SO sick of teams knowing they can get short yardage on us.

Austin Johnson: Another NT who could make our ILBs look much better.

Austin Hooper: Can’t ever have enough of these pass catching TEs. Apparently. I also wouldn’t mind Hunter Henry or Jerell Adams.

But generally, any of the guys who are highlighted on my draft board.

nerdmann wrote:

Good stuff, keep it coming. I can't really claim to want the Packers to select any one because I really didn't watch much college ball this past season. The one player I have liked what I have heard is Myles Jack although I believe he's projected be at worst top 10.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Jack is a tougher situation because teams view his injury differently. He tore the anterior meniscus in his right knee last September, ending his 2015 season and putting him on the shelf for most of the draft process. Jack is moving well right now, but it's the long-term that several teams are worried about.

Although he is moving well right now, there are different levels of meniscus tears and some around the league are worried about the long-term health of Jack's knee. He won't be on every draft board, but there will be some teams who are OK with how his knee has responded -- the question is what is his value.

Is there a team confident enough in the knee to take him top-10 like his talent suggests?