There's half dozen guys who didn't go in round one that were thought to be taken, so it's very likely TE's will slide. You don't trade to move up to take a TE in a deep TE class when just one went off the board. C'mon, what we doing here!! 

BTW, I don't know shit.

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In theory, a 2nd and 4th rounder will get us there

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Thank you Beast

You clearly know your STUFF

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Lol thanks, though in this case I just saw a couple of people post the answer elsewhere lol

And if I didn't, there is a Calculator for just about anything these days.

https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/games/draft-pick-value.php 

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Why take a TE on Day 1 when you can grab two on Day 2?  TEs were deep this year. 

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I had not realized he had been taken by the Steelers...apologies

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Listening to a couple of podcasts, it was said he had fluid on both knees at Indy. Then someone mumbled about off the field concerns. I think he punched his HS coach.

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Martha, how are you feeling about the two TEs the Packers drafted?

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I like em....not love em...yet. 

The biggest concern I have with Tonyan like TE's, and I am not saying these guys are, is their willingness to stick their noses in and block consistently.   I think the Kraft guy has it,  I'm not sure about Musgrave, but the scouting reports say he is adequate. 

If they have that, I really like em....'love' has to be earned.   I was in love with Mayer, and 'deep like' with the Iowa guy., but I have high hopes for our guys.

Also, I like the fact that Kraft has some attitude.   I am concerned with Musgrave injury, but they seem to be able to look past it, so for now, I will too.

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For those that still think a TEs main role is to block, I'd strongly suggest to consider Musgrave as a large slot WR.

Kraft is a well rounded, but teams were clearly drafting the receiving TEs (and well rounded TEs) before the blocking TEs. Teams want receiving TEs more it seems.

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