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He was rated the best guard of all time at one point in time and was on the all century team, Kramer was as good of a guard as there ever was. It was a numbers game because Packers were so great that so many players from that team already got into the hof and guards generally aren't considered a prime position to success. Owens is a d-bag.

Sure but who the heck would sign a turd like that the following season?

Why are all you idiots even posting about this slug, his whole career was a waste because he is a waste. Too bad a guy with so much talent is more remembered for getting clobbered on the 50 yard line by George Teague, my favorite Cowboys moment ever. Thank you Cowboys for that one. This will make the voters think next time a questionable character comes up. It's how you portray yourself in the game and not just about numbers. He quit on two of his teams in midseason, I don't think he should have gotten in in the first place, so ha ha hof voters.

1. Jaire Alexander CB would have been a ok pick at #14 but when we traded down and swapped a third rounder for a first rounder next year, it's a no brainer to give this pick a A+. Having 2 first's next year is going to be incredible. 2. Josh Jackson CB, many thought he was going to go in the first round, so to get him in the mid 2nd was a surprise. I'd say this is another A. 3. Oren Burks LB trade up into round 3 for him, he has a chance to be a nice player. I think they jumped up a round too early for him. B-. 4. J'Mon Moore WR Packers were extremely high on him, he had a great combine. B+. 5. Cole Madison looks like he could be a serviceable Guard down the road. This was a need pick at a position. B 6. JK Scott what can you say, he's a punter. Already replaced last years starter. B 7. Marquez Valdes-Scantling was chosen to more or less just be a gunner/returner on this football team. He was a handful and a little bit of a trouble maker at S. Florida. C 8. Equinimous St. Brown, he was a 2nd round pick according to all the experts, top 50 pick. I think he even attended the draft, to get him in the 6th round is a steal. A+ 9. James Looney is just a guy playing DL, I don't like his size to make this team. D+ 10. Hunder Bradley, what can you say, he's a long snapper. D 11. Kendall Donnerson, no size but has speed at OLB, I don't see him making the club. C 1 18 Jaire Alexander CB Louisville Packers trade back up in first round for Jaire Alexander 2 13 (45) Josh Jackson CB Iowa Packers draft Josh Jackson in round 2 3 24 (88, from CAR) Oren Burks LB Vanderbilt Packers trade up into round 3 for LB Oren Burks 4 33 (133 comp) J'Mon Moore WR Missouri Packers grab WR J'Mon Moore in round 4 5 1 (138) Cole Madison OL Washington State Packers take OL Cole Madison from WSU with pick 138 5 35 (172 comp) JK Scott P Alabama Packers land punter JK Scott 5 37 (174 comp) Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR South Florida Valdes-Scantling becomes Packers' second WR draft pick 6 33 (207, comp) Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR Notre Dame Packers take St. Brown as third WR in 2018 class 7 14 (232) James Looney DE California James Looney becomes first defensive player on day three 7 21 (239) Hunter Bradley LS Mississippi State Packers land a long-snapper of 1 18 Jaire Alexander CB Louisville Packers trade back up in first round for Jaire Alexander 2 13 (45) Josh Jackson CB Iowa Packers draft Josh Jackson in round 2 3 24 (88, from CAR) Oren Burks LB Vanderbilt Packers trade up into round 3 for LB Oren Burks 4 33 (133 comp) J'Mon Moore WR Missouri Packers grab WR J'Mon Moore in round 4 5 1 (138) Cole Madison OL Washington State Packers take OL Cole Madison from WSU with pick 138 5 35 (172 comp) JK Scott P Alabama Packers land punter JK Scott 5 37 (174 comp) Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR South Florida Valdes-Scantling becomes Packers' second WR draft pick 6 33 (207, comp) Equanimeous St. Brown WR Notre Dame Packers take St. Brown as third WR in 2018 class 7 14 (232) James Looney DE California James Looney becomes first defensive player on day three 7 21 (239) Hunter Bradley LS Mississippi State Packers land a long-snapper

Vogel had worst hangtime in the league last year. Our special teams coach worked with him last year, but it didn't seem to matter to Vogel. His numbers never changed. I guess hangtime doesn't get you a big contract. But bad hangtime cost him his job. I didn't see him getting cut or us taking a punter, until the draft. After the draft I read about all of this and now it makes perfect sense. Scott happened to have a very good hangtime at Alabama. Pro Bowls are for the fans, fans help make selections. But most fans are ignorant at certain things, like not having a clue a guys hangtime sucks. So this is why a pro bowl punter gets cut.

Before the draft, I thought it was a good possibility that they were going to draft this guy. They openly brought him in to look at him pre-draft. They look at him as a gunner and him taking over for Jeff Janis's spot on the roster. He may get a look at as a returner, but he'll make the team. His special team skills have him make the team.

He should have made the team, how did he end up doing last year? Carolina he went to correct?

I like Geronimo Allison, I just know we are trying to get faster. We've gone like heavy on receivers for a couple years straight for a reason. Geronimo didn't get quite as much look last season as you'd think. A game early in the season at which I was at against Cincinnati, late in the game Geronimo was caught on what should have been a breakaway touchdown. He is now making veteran type money, just think last year was a step back for him. 23 catches for 253 yards for our 4th guy is not a automatic lock to make this team. I listen to a local radio show and he seems to be on the same page as me as he's not a given to make this team.

I thought about going with 5 receivers only because I think Ty Montgomery will be a RB but will still stay in tune at the WR position and I think Jimmy Graham could possibly allow this to allow this as well. Valdez-Scantling will make the team as a gunner/possible returner. I think they want Trevor Davis off this team and so do I. I think drafting J'Mon Moore seals Geronimo Allison's fate purely based off of speed. Michael Clark showed a little when given the chance late in the season and he had some phenominal catches. Anybody else want to take a stab at giving me your receivers that make the team?

I'd like it if some of you guy's take a stab at which recievers you think make the team and which you think get cut: My six making the team: 1. Davante Adams 2. Randall Cobb 3. J'Mon Moore 4. Michael Clark 5. Equanimiouos St. Brown 6. Marquez Valdez-Scantlingldes-Scantling

HaHa will be fine, he had one bad season. New coach he will be fine.

I don't think Kendrick's is going to make the team. I'd have to assume the third TE has to be a major contributor on special teams, and I don't think or atleast I don't recall Kendrick's being a special teams guy. And Graham and Lewis certainly won't be. Who know's?

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