The sky is not falling and weaknesses from last years team, that went to the NFC Championship game, are being dealt with. Don't panic because concerns are not being worked through as in the past, this is no longer the TT/MC era.

Originally Posted by: Smokey 

Sorta kinda.

I agree with many of your comments. However, many of us remain concerned that the OL and DL and ILB which were absolutely destroyed twice by the 49ers and other opponents have not been adequately addressed.

We shall see....just a thought for the OL, is Jason Peters an option. He is 38 old but I think still PDG and would provide very solid depth at OT.

Originally Posted by: KRK 

And if anyone thinks rookies from 2020 were gonna be the difference vs 49ers, they should share what they're smoking!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Without seeing a single player perform I predict only 1 of the 3 linemen taken in the 6th round make the team. I am guessing Runyon makes it. Hanson is on the PS.

In the 7th, Garvin only makes it if they walk away from Montravius Adams but I think that will be after camp and preseason games.

Originally Posted by: wpr 

The 3rd guy (From Indiana) was injured.
I saw where a couple of scouts had him graded as a 2nd or 3rd rnd pick before the injury.
Good future candidate, probably end up on IR for the year.

Originally Posted by: buckeyepackfan 

perhaps my expectations are too high or your expectations are too low for rookies...or both. Kenny Clark helped his rookie year. Jenkins helped his rookie year. Alexander, Savage and Williams were also major contributors their rookie years.

I am simply not ready to cede that rookies can’t contribute. That’s a very popular opinion for those people who want to cover for poor decisions. “Give him time, give him time.” then three years later “Everybody knew the guy was a project” or “ that’s old news, quit kicking a dead horse.”

Originally Posted by: KRK 

Who are you talking about? Jenkins who? Williams who? What impact did these guys have?

And it's not the rookie class. It's the vast separation the Packers and 49ers have. You didn't watch either of the complete and utter domination of the 2019, did you? If you did, how can you think any rookie would make a difference? Packers were picking back of each round. They weren't getting Chase Young.

I also didn't say rookies don't make an impact. I'm saying the impact they make isn't enough.

My hope is the Packers improve a bit in 2020 and the 49ers drop a ton in 2020, lol.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

You keep saying a rookie won’t make an impact immediately. However, many rookies make huge impacts from the beginning. Writing off a rookie for their first year doesn’t make much sense.

Originally Posted by: go.pack.go. 

And it's not the rookie class. It's the vast separation the Packers and 49ers have. You didn't watch either of the complete and utter domination of the 2019, did you? If you did, how can you think any rookie would make a difference? Packers were picking back of each round. They weren't getting Chase Young.

I also didn't say rookies don't make an impact. I'm saying the impact they make isn't enough.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

And if even if your theory was correct, what’s the point in waiting to address your needs? If you get an impact from a rookie immediately in a position of need, great. If not, year 2 will be next year and that player will be a step ahead of next year’s rookie. Why waste time just saying “there’s always next year, so we don’t need to address that right now since he won’t make an impact this year.” Or “maybe other teams will just get worse, let’s hope for that.” Well that’s not happening, teams like the 49ers, Eagles, Vikings, and Bears all got better this offseason. I’m not so sure that we did.

Originally Posted by: go.pack.go.