ATL Post draft edition
Posted: Sat May 2, 2015 10:16 pm
Jacksonville and Cincy KILLED this draft. Not a huge fan or Seattle, Detroit, or Tennessee. That Jags team is going to be very good.
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Balls2TheWalls wrote:If the Packers projected Taiwan Jones and Mike Hull to come in UDFA (or even one of them), then I like this draft much much more.
sidney moncrief wrote:James Jones released by Oakland.
emunney wrote:sidney moncrief wrote:James Jones released by Oakland.
Odd. Guess they figured they wouldn't use him enough to justify his salary with Cooper coming in?
SpursNBucks wrote:emunney wrote:sidney moncrief wrote:James Jones released by Oakland.
Odd. Guess they figured they wouldn't use him enough to justify his salary with Cooper coming in?
Jones and Jennings didn't last too long with their new teams. Jennings 2 years and Jones 1 year. The Packers made great decisions letting these guys go. Jordy the ole' man in the group - 29 (probably his last contract -he's be 31), Cobb 24, Adams 22, Monty 21? The Packers do a great job finding quality receivers- as good as anyone top to bottom, but they never have really had an elite guy - Calvin Johnson, Julio Jones, or Dez Bryant. They have a proven formula- high character, run after the catch, and team players - no "give me the damn ball" players. You couldn't ask to be in a better situation as a top 4 receiver on the Pack- M3's system, and an MVP throwing you the ball. Cobb did the right thing. If Montgomery has the type of talent they say, he's going to be the next star in a couple/few years.
chuckleslove wrote:
Other than Dez Bryant they haven't been drafting high enough to pick up any of those elite guys since they are going at the top of the first round other than when they have character issues like Dez Bryant. Considering where we draft Ted kills it with WRs.
SpursNBucks wrote:chuckleslove wrote:
Other than Dez Bryant they haven't been drafting high enough to pick up any of those elite guys since they are going at the top of the first round other than when they have character issues like Dez Bryant. Considering where we draft Ted kills it with WRs.
Absolutely! Ted is a WR guru. The thing is those "elite" WRs pretty much totally dominate the football. When those teams need a big play you pretty much know where it's going. Whereas the Packers spread it around you never know where it' could go. If those teams lose a Bryant, Jones, Johnson - that cripples them, whereas the Packers lose a piece it's next man up- don't miss much of a beat.
You may be misunderstanding what I'm trying to say - I'm not criticizing the fact the Packers don't have a "elite" WR, because your right they haven't picked high enough to get one.
Iheartfootball wrote:Eh, tore his PCL and MCL at family night last year and also had the below happen after he was cut with an injury settlement. Not sure if he'd really be worth it at this point. Although, if he could still play he's low risk to give a try out to.
http://www.oregonlive.com/washingtoncounty/index.ssf/2014/09/colt_lyerla_arrested_in_washin.html
SpursNBucks wrote:Iheartfootball wrote:Eh, tore his PCL and MCL at family night last year and also had the below happen after he was cut with an injury settlement. Not sure if he'd really be worth it at this point. Although, if he could still play he's low risk to give a try out to.
http://www.oregonlive.com/washingtoncounty/index.ssf/2014/09/colt_lyerla_arrested_in_washin.html
Your kidding right? This guy needs to be in treatment. He needs some serious help and fast. They wouldn't touch him with a 10 foot pole. He would probably have to join some kind of program if anyone ever gave him a shot again- which wont happen - it's a sad, and tragic case. This guy literally has thrown his life away.
Reddeye wrote:At least the Packers didn't draft this guy.
http://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seahawks/witnesses-describe-ugly-hotel-incident-involving-seahawks-draft-pick/
HKPackFan wrote:Reddeye wrote:At least the Packers didn't draft this guy.
http://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seahawks/witnesses-describe-ugly-hotel-incident-involving-seahawks-draft-pick/
I like John Schneider, he's one of our own and has a good eye for talent. Kinda surprised he put himself in this situation.
What clark did was obviously wrong if he did it but what's more strange is beating up a GF while the little brothers are in the room and the GF's mom downstairs.
Jeez talk about having all witnesses against you. Seems the most idiotic situation.
On the other hand that could be what's working against him all the family has the same story, but if he was even mildly aggressive that's still idiotic situation to put yourself in.
Still sounds pretty damning from the outside witnesses, they would not have a vandetta like the family of the GF.
Agreed I'm happy the Packers avoided this situation.
So now will Godell retroactively suspend this guy for previous punch? Or he cant because the punch was done prior to signing an NFL contract.
SpursNBucks wrote:HKPackFan wrote:Reddeye wrote:At least the Packers didn't draft this guy.
http://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seahawks/witnesses-describe-ugly-hotel-incident-involving-seahawks-draft-pick/
I like John Schneider, he's one of our own and has a good eye for talent. Kinda surprised he put himself in this situation.
What clark did was obviously wrong if he did it but what's more strange is beating up a GF while the little brothers are in the room and the GF's mom downstairs.
Jeez talk about having all witnesses against you. Seems the most idiotic situation.
On the other hand that could be what's working against him all the family has the same story, but if he was even mildly aggressive that's still idiotic situation to put yourself in.
Still sounds pretty damning from the outside witnesses, they would not have a vandetta like the family of the GF.
Agreed I'm happy the Packers avoided this situation.
So now will Godell retroactively suspend this guy for previous punch? Or he cant because the punch was done prior to signing an NFL contract.
First of all the police need to explain how they let him off with a slap on the wrist. With all that evidence against him, that's amazing- it wasn't like he was some big time star either.
The second thing is Schneider dropped the ball - the only one they interviewed was Frank Clark? I wonder what Frank's take was- how's that for some unbiased testimony. I just lost some respect for Schneider on this one. The irony is that he wasn't figured to go this early - maybe a round before where they had him pegged.
Because it happened before he was drafted and that's all he got- it's like nothing really happened as far as the NFL is concerned.