http://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/ic/blogs/insider/index.shtml 

looks like he could be a possible 9 pick for us

wonder how he feels orakpo is compared to brown

Just remember this nugget.. when we drafted Hawk at #5, the Packers didn't show much interest pre-draft.

Orakpo has bust written all over him.. at least to me.

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I'm a bit worried about him also ... I prefer brown from what I have seen but its up to Mr. T... err TT

To be fair, he isn't just a workout warrior. AP First team all American, Big 12 DPOY, and Bronco Nagurski Trophy going to the best DL in college football. I don't see him dropping to 9.

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Not trying to argue. But that how I feel about Brown. It seems like all he cares about is rushing the passer or maybe it's because of Reynolds.

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Thompson was reportedly surprised at how big Orakpo's upper body is. That makes me wonder if he also has big eyes.

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"While both teams play a 3-4 defense, and Orakpo had a very good workout, Brandt does make clear that Orakpo is not without his flaws.

I think the consensus on Orakpo is very positive. The one question mark on him is that he's one of those guys that appears to play hard 90 percent of the time, but takes a vacation the other 10 percent. But when you're a pass-rusher in 110-degree temperatures it's hard to go full speeed all the time. The weather here in the south is detrimental because these players get tired from constantly rushing the passer in the heat and humidity.
Sure, it's nice to get a really talented guy with a non-stop motor. That doesn't always happen, though. There are also cases where guys don't always work as hard as they can in college because they need to be pushed harder. NFL competition is usually enough to do the trick.

I see Orakpo as a top-10 pick. I can't imagine he'll escape the clutches of teams like the Chiefs, Browns and Packers, all of which now run the 3-4.
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comment from a article on his pro-day