The Too Soon 2021 NFL Draft Thread

[AnonEmouse]

There's a few mocks out there with us picking Darrington, and the sentiment is he's both BPA and a real need. I agree on both aspects, so if he is the pick I won't be fussing over it. And if the best available WR is there with our 2nd pick Moore seems sound. But I'm still picking up a top FA WR if possible. A rookie WR isn't nailed on to star in year 1 if at all.

But the rest of that draft seems lazy. Not to argue Cisco isn't a good S but our biggest need on D is LB, probably followed by CB. With Reeves and Curl (and Collins coming back?) would you really pick another S over all the other needs? The rest of those picks look to me like someone not really looking at our needs at all, just a list of players they like.

[skinsfan69]

The mock draft talk for the next 4 months is going to be brutal.. 🤦

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

The mock draft talk for the next 4 months is going to be brutal.. 🤦

The best I've seen is getting Lance at 19

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

The mock draft talk for the next 4 months is going to be brutal.. 🤦

Are you ready to hear my trade scenario on how we move up to no 1 to draft T Law?

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Are you ready to hear my trade scenario on how we move up to no 1 to draft T Law?

Yes, let's hear it.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Are you ready to hear my trade scenario on how we move up to no 1 to draft T Law?

The way I see it, moving from 19 to 1 this year would require us to part with our entire draft this year, plus our first rounders from 2022-2024.

But it won't matter because T Law will have us in the Super Bowl every year.

[skinsfaninok]

I wonder what GB would ask for if we called on Jordan Love?

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I wonder what GB would ask for if we called on Jordan Love?

I think they'd part with Rodgers first. He'll be gone after next year. I give him one more year in Green Bay and it won't be a peaceful separation. He took the drafting of Love personally.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Monkeydad

I think they'd part with Rodgers first. He'll be gone after next year. I give him one more year in Green Bay and it won't be a peaceful separation. He took the drafting of Love personally.

Plot twist:

Packers lose in the NFC Title game.. Rodgers is released, he's our QB1 next yr

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Plot twist:

Packers lose in the NFC Title game.. Rodgers is released, he's our QB1 next yr

Or they lose to the Rams this week and Rodgers demands a release or trade because he's sick of playing on a trash offense with no help!

[AnonEmouse]

I can't see the Packers losing unless the Rams can stifle Adams. He's on fire especially late in the season.

I doubt they would let Rodgers go while he and Adams are peaking. Maybe after the 21-22 season, especially if there's a drop off.

But yes, if we was available, like Stafford, I'd love him as a bridge QB for 2-4 years.

[sevier2]

I don't see the (presumptive) league MVP leaving his team in the same off-season.

I can get on board with the Stafford talk but lets be real, Rodgers isn't going anywhere.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

I can't see the Packers losing unless the Rams can stifle Adams. He's on fire especially late in the season.

I doubt they would let Rodgers go while he and Adams are peaking. Maybe after the 21-22 season, especially if there's a drop off.

But yes, if we was available, like Stafford, I'd love him as a bridge QB for 2-4 years.

Ramsey is a legit CB, I won't be surprised if he stays on Adams entire game.

[AnonEmouse]

Legit yes, able to shutdown Adams, not so sure.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Legit yes, able to shutdown Adams, not so sure.

I think Ramsey can do it but it will be tough. It will be fun to watch them playing.