Rodgers cant take them there so i see their point. Packers havent drafted an immediate impact player since CM3.

Originally Posted by: bboystyle 

With that said, i have high hopes for wyatt and quay. I think Watson is gonna take a few years to break out and the rest of the draft is a roll of the dice.

Packers havent shown they are SB ready since 2010. Its either the defense,special teams, and most recently, the offense that screws it up. Until they prove it other wise, they are just a playoff team that chokes every year

Hmmm, since Clay Mathews? Bryan Bulaga, Casey Hayward, Eddie Lacey, David Bahktari, Corey Linsley, Jaire Alexander, Elgton Jenkins, and Eric Stokes. Those are the obvious ones but there have been a few borderline guys as well.



Can't say I disagree. I think they've had at least 3 teams since 2010 that could have or should have gone on to the Super Bowl. But they haven't done it, and I'm not sure any moves they've made so far this offseason have meaningfully increased their chances. That said, their chances were already pretty good - as they have been for most of Aaron Rodger's career.

Originally Posted by: earthquake 

Their QB has been very inconsistent in the playoffs. But they got a new guy in the pipeline.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Rodgers cant take them there so i see their point. Packers havent drafted an immediate impact player since CM3.

With that said, i have high hopes for wyatt and quay. I think Watson is gonna take a few years to break out and the rest of the draft is a roll of the dice.

Packers havent shown they are SB ready since 2010. Its either the defense,special teams, and most recently, the offense that screws it up. Until they prove it other wise, they are just a playoff team that chokes every year

Originally Posted by: bboystyle 

With the additions this offseason (and not just the draft) our D this year might be the best we've had since 2010. Added speed along with a new ST coordinator should improve that unit as well. Most SB winning teams are good on all 3 phases of the football.

Originally Posted by: Pugger 

Hmmm, since Clay Mathews? Bryan Bulaga, Casey Hayward, Eddie Lacey, David Bahktari, Corey Linsley, Jaire Alexander, Elgton Jenkins, and Eric Stokes. Those are the obvious ones but there have been a few borderline guys as well.



Can't say I disagree. I think they've had at least 3 teams since 2010 that could have or should have gone on to the Super Bowl. But they haven't done it, and I'm not sure any moves they've made so far this offseason have meaningfully increased their chances. That said, their chances were already pretty good - as they have been for most of Aaron Rodger's career.

Originally Posted by: earthquake