Williams is generally thought to be one of the clear top 3 guys in this draft (and they're all pass rushers, which is while the 6 elite pass rushers might not fall to #12).


Great breakdown on White! He's got amazing physical talented but just something wasn't quite right when I watched film of him, he explained it well.

Also I noticed he didn't cover White's coverage, which has also been a question mark for me, as while White has those great physical skills his zone coverage looked worse than Martinez zone coverage to me.

White is said to have great man coverage skills (and he should with his physical talents) I'm the games I watched he was asked to almost never do it, which has me curious. Though one play against a TE, he did great, but that TE might be #3 string in the NFL so not enough info for me there.

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From what I’ve heard, these are the people that the Packers have interviewed:
Juwaan Taylor OT/G
Dalton Risner OT/G
Chuma Edoga OT
Max Scharping OT
Nate Davis T/G
Hjalte Froholdt iOL
Alec Ingold FB
Bryce Love RB
Josh Jacobs RB
Darrell Henderson RB

I think this illustrates were there he feel their biggest area of need is.

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Was that because the other positions were not there at that point? I can't see us not drafting a Safety.


I like Risner with the 30th or 44th pick. I also would like Adderley, but I am not sure if he'll be gone by the time 44 rolls around.

Yes those were day 1 interviews.

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Don’t you think it kind of stinks that you have to disclose who you are interviewing? What is the purpose for this disclosure?

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1) No it doesn't stick, it gives us something to talk about and other teams probably already know.

2) Are you sure they have to disclose these a these aren't just observing reports? Like at the Senior Bowl?

Because I thought (at one point years ago) they only had to disclose the prospects that visited the teams headquarters because all teams were held to a limited number and making them public was a way of trying to make sure no team tried to sneak in extra visits in.

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With the additions that the Packers have made and the players that have been tendered, is trading down in the 2019 NFL Draft still a reasonable option? Should GB keep their 12th overall pick and trade away the number 30 overall pick? or Should they hold fast and possibly get a great TE and a WR as well?

Who has changed their mind following the recent activity and who has not?

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I think the trade down option is a good one if we are in a spot where a QB needy team may want to get to. I like the idea of getting one of the Devins. Devin White would be great, but probably not available. If you like Devin Bush then why not trade back a few spots and take him. Have to think that Pittsburgh may want Bush as well.

If somebody you thought you didn't have a shot at lands at 12 you have to take him.

I am not sure if any of the QBs are worth the 12 pick, but I do like Kyler Murray. Too bad he is so small. I just worry he will not last in this league. Would be exciting to draft him though as he sure is a fun QB to watch.

I would plan on trading back, getting an extra pick, even it's in next year's draft.

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If you're at 12, and you have six guys you want and someone offers you a 2nd rounder to move back 3-4 spots, you take that 2nd rounder. That's the thinking I'd have. If there's a chance the player i really want won't be there where I'm gonna have my next pick, heck no.

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