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Pick # 1 (A) Chris Olave (B) Drake London (C) Daxton Hill (D) Jaquan Brisker (E)Trevor Penning Pick # 2 (A) Lewis Cine (B) Jermaine Johnson (C) Drake Jackson (D) Perrion Winfrey (E) Devonte Wyatt Pick # 3 (A) Tyler Smith (B) Christian Watson (C) Travis Jones (D) David Ojabo (E) George Pickens Pick # 4 (A) Boye Mafe (B) Alix Pierce (C) Trey McBride (D) Kyler Gordon (E) Sean Rhyan Pick # 5 (A) Sky Moore (B) John Metchie III (C) Abraham Lucas (D) Bryan Cook (E) Jalani Woods Pick # 6 (A) Zack Tom (B) JT Woods (C) Tyreke Smith (D) Jesse Luketa (E) Daniel Bellinger Pick # 7 (A) Josh Pascal (B) Tyquan Thorton (C) Michael Clemons (D) Cade Mays (E) Matt Henningsen Pick # 8 (A) Damarri Mathis (B) Justin Shaffer (C) Lucas Krull (D) Bubba Bolden (E) Leon O'Neal Jr Pick # 9 (A) Cole Turner (B) Jack Sanborn (C) Jake Ferguson (D) (E) Grant Calcaterra Pick # 10 (A) Jamaree Salyer (B) Isaih Weston (C) Scott Nelson (D) Clint Ratkovich (E) Bam Olaseni Pick # 11 (A) Leon O'neal (B) Micah McFadden (C) Alex Wright (D) Tarig Carpenter (E) Velus Jones Jr

DISCLAIMER: Not a CAP GOD, I tried to get in the ballpark Projected Salary Cap: $190 Million (New TV $, We should at least know soon enough...) 2021 Packers Cap Projections: $212,000,000 2021 Packers Cap Space: -$22,000,000 Restructures: David Bakhtiari - $8.5 Million in Cap space, New Current Cap: -$13.5 Million Aaron Rodgers - $14.5 Million in Cap Space, New Current Cap: +$1 Million Extension: Davante Adams, creating $9.0 Million in Cap Space Za'darius Smith, Creating $12.0 Million in Cap Space New Current Cap Space: $22.0 Million Cuts: Christian Kirksey, creating $5.5 Million in Cap Space Rick Wagner, creating $4.0 Million in Cap Space Dean Lowry, creating $3.0 Million in Cap Space New Current Cap Space: $34.5 Million Tender: Robert Tonyan, TE- 2nd Round Tender, $3.5 Million New Current Cap Space: $31.0 Million Resign: Corey Linsley - 3 years @ $33 million - ($11 Million) - Probably not happening but wish it would New Current Cap Space: $20.0 Million Free Agent Signings: Mike Hilton, CB - 3 Years, $15 million ($5 Million, year 1) Jurrell Casey, DT -1 Years, $5 million New Current Cap Space: $10.0 Million Other potential move/s: Preston Smith - Cut / Trade / Restructure 2021 NFL Draft - Green Bay Packers Traded 29 to NY Giants for 42 and 76 Round 2 Pick 42: Greg Newsome II Great Skillset and technique to go along with a twitchy and rangy frame. Can play outside with Hilton in the slot. Round 2 Pick 62: Alim Mcneill, DT. North Carolina State Heavy hands and raw strength can reset the line of scrimmage. Played RB and LB in HS, still raw to DL. Maybe over drafted this year with lack of DL depth. Round 3 Pick 76: Jevon Holland, S. Oregon Slot CB / S. We could use both. Natural instincts that cannot be taught. Round 3 Pick 92: Tommy Tremble, TE. Notre Dame Perfect for our run / playaction offense. Great blocker! Round 4 Pick 135: Monty Rice, LB. Georgia Competition at ILB. Monty Rice was excellent against the run and can work through traffic. Despite being recruited because of coverage ability, hasn't demonstrated enough to warrant day 2 pick. Round 4 Pick 142: Kylin Hill, RB. Mississippi State Explosive and quick. Lacks elite speed. Competition for RB 2/3. Round 5 Pick 174: Jaelon Darden, ST/WR. North Texas Jitterbug!! Try him on PR/KR. Will probably turn into dust after 1st NFL tackle, but good luck getting him 1st. Some of my favorite highlight plays in draft. Round 5 Pick 178: Ben Mason, RB. Michigan Give me a FB please. Tommy Tremble might play FB also, but why not a B10 FB for the pack. Round 6 Pick 215: Tarron Jackson, EDGE. Coastal Carolina ... Competition Round 6 Pick 221: Cole Van Lanen, OT. Wisconsin ... Went to school at UW, need to draft UW lineman. Round 7 Pick 254: James Smith, P. Cincinnati Enough Said!!

$$ Pick # 1 (A) Brandon Aiyuk (B) Denzel Mims (C) Damon Arnette (D) Noah Igbinoghene (E) Patrick Queen Pick # 2 (A) Cesar Ruiz (B) Ross Blacklock (C) Jeff Gladney (D) Laviska Shenault Jr (E) Justin Madubuike Pick # 3 (A) Ezra Cleveland (B) Clyde Edwards Helaire (C) Antonio Winfield Jr (D) Josh Jones (E) Netane Muti Pick # 4 (A) Antonio Gibson (B) KJ Hamler (C) Albert Okwuegbunam (D) Zack Moss (E) Tyler Biadasz Pick # 5 (A) John Hightower (B) Quintez Cephus (C) Dalton Keene (D) Joshua Kelley (E) John Simpson Pick # 6 (A) Devin Duvernay (B) Harrison Bryant (C) Darrion Danniels (D) Joe Reed (E) McTelvin Agim Pick # 7 (A) Antonio Gibson (B) Tremayne Anchrum (C) Anthony McFarland (D) Darrion Danniels (E) Essang Bassey Pick # 8 (A) Nevelle Clarke (B) John Runyan (C) Darrel Taylor (D) Antionio Brooks Jr (E) Omar Bayless Pick # 9 (A) Keith Ismael (B) John Penisini (C) Josh Uche (D) Michael Danna (E) Lavert Hill Pick # 10 (A) Mike Panasiuk (B) Nick Westbrook (C) Bradon Jones (D) Dante Olson (E) Kevin Davidson

Not a fan. Don't see the need to spend $10 million on Wolfe then draft A.J. Epenesa. I'm a fan of A.J. but save the $ for Aaron Jones of Clark next year. WR in second. No problem. There will be 10-15 WRs that go before that pick so predicting who will be there is impossible, despite what some people say ^ Don't like 3rd round RB value. There are 3 down RB's that will be on the board until the middle of 2nd round. Then there is a no mans land. I think there is value in the 5th - 7th round. We have Aaron and Williams, we can pluck a NFL starter early or a complementary back late or undrafted Love Biadasz. Gives us flexibility with Lindsey Not a fan at all of the later rounds. You hit positions but few players I see falling that far or on GB board. Players fall for unexplained reasons but there are a lot of unexplained in this draft.

Okwara went #22 in CBS sports Mock draft.

Undersized Edge Rusher? I take it you just make things up in your head and pretend they sound smart. Lets see who was an edge rusher with similar height weight ratio's at the combine. Von Miller Height: 6-3 Weight: 246 Khalil Mack Height: 6-3 Weight: 251 You might say "Okwara is 1 inch taller", I say "its an inch!" If you don't know the unit of measure just look down, its about that size.......

Bring Back: - Tyler Ervin ($1.2 million) - All EFRA's (Lazard, Lancaster, Tonyan, etc... $2-3 million) - Lewis ($1.5 million) Free Agent wish list: - Paul Richardson / Tyler Gabriel . Slot WR - Damon Harrison. DT - Logan Ryan / Damarious Randall Draft: #30: Jalen Raegor School: TCU Position: Wide Receiver Class: Junior Height: 5'11″ Weight: 195 Excellent footwork and skills upon release and pivot points of route tree when defender is forced into commitment. Great at contested catches and at manipulating his body on off body throws. Twitchy with home run speed, can take your top off or work underneath. Struggled at times with consistency and concentration on bringing ball in, brings his head up / eyes around before ball is secured. Only a effort blocker in run game, will not move NFL caliber D-backs up-field on run plays. (Also considered: Damon Arnette [CB-Ohio State],Jeff Gladney [CB-TCU], Shenault Jr. [WR-Colorado], Kenneth Murray [MLB-Oklahoma], Denzil Mims [WR-Baylor]) #62: Julian Okwara School: Notre Dame Position: OLB Class: Junior Height: 6'4'' Weight: 252 Outstanding get off with ability to convert speed to power and stress a tackle and collapse the pocket. Excels at hand technique in close quarter combat. Needs work on power moves as his success has been limited to rip, swim, bend, and body angle / surface reduction moves. Struggles to set edge, more of a penetration run stopper at this point. I expect this pick to be packaged to move up to either secure Okwara, Damon Arnette [CB-Ohio State] if he drops, or one of the top RB's with Aaron Jones in need of a new contract next year. (Also considered: Any RB's that fall [Dobbins, Akers, Taylor, or Swift] ,Cole Kmet [TE-Notre Dame], Van Jefferson [WR-Florida], Brycen Hopkins [TE-Purdue], Damon Arnette [CB-Ohio State]) #94: Alohi Gilman School: Notre Dame Position: S / Dime MLB Class: Senior Height: 5'11'' Weight: 202 Physical and stout with great tackle contact, plays like a "heat seeking missile." Experience playing in second level and near line of scrimmage. Rapid processor of information usually puts him near the football on every play. Excellent zone coverage reps near line of scrimmage, wasn't asked to drop deep or play man. If Pettine can play to his strengths, versatility and tackling, he should be able to carve out a 3rd down role on this team. Special Team MONSTER! (Also considered: Jake Fromm [QB-Georgia], Tyler Johnson [WR-Minnesota], Sewo Olonilua [RB-TCU], Mohamed Barry [LB-Nebraska]) #136: Albert Okwuegbunam School: Missouri Position: TE Class: RS Junior Height: 6'5'' Weight: 255 May have to move up from 4th round, but with 2021 compensatory pick projections I don't see wasted draft capital being spend to get Okwuegbunam. Has outstanding size, straight line speed, and catch radius. Doesn't block to his ability but not a result of his size. His game consists of stretching the seam and other deep routes, and short area play actions blocking leak outs. Injury history may cause him to fall. Great TE2 prospect with the ideal mentor (Lewis) to bring his game to the next level. (Also considered: James Morgan [QB-FIU], Lynn Bowden [WR-Kentucky], AJ Dillon [RB-Boston College]) #175: Bravvion Roy School: Baylor Position: DL Class: Senior Height: 6'1'' Weight: 320 Thick and powerful frame that eats up blockers in the run game and frees MLB's to flow to the ball. Gets skinny and slips through gaps as perpetrator when turned loose. Has great juice off the ball that catches OL sleeping. Efficient hand fighting allows him to keep OL of his fram and stay clean in the phone booth. Great athlete for his size. Downside is that his arms are short and his pad level is high for a 6'1'' DL. (Also considered: Colby Parkinson [TE-Stanford], Quintez Cephus [WR-Wisconsin], Davion Taylor [MLB-Colorado]) #192: Francis Bernard School: Utah Position: LB Class: Senior Height: 6'1'' Weight: 230 Has the athleticism to stay with RB's in man coverage or walk out to slot and cover for a short period of time. Former running who's mental understanding of run games puts him in great position to fill and find ball carrier in the hole. Excels at tracking down plays from the backside. Lacks ideal size but has shown flashes of pass rush ability both inside and out. Character concerns from freshman year at BYU will cause him to fall in draft (underage DUI). #208: A.J. Green School: Oklahoma State Position: CB Class: Senior Height: 6'1'' Weight: 199 Great reps and experience in both zone and man coverage. Excels at press man, with great hip, acceleration, and change of direction skills. Lacks ideal strength at the position so can lose bump coverage against bigger WR's. Seen as an ankle bitter tackler against WR's and RB's. Will be acceptable to pass interference calls as he can be grabby with ball in the air, despite being in the right position to make the play. #209: John Runyan School: Michigan Position: OT Class: Senior Height: 6'5'' Weight: 321 Premier pass blocking tackle. Natural in pass sets. Shows smooth and natural mirror technique and stout when making initial contact. Usually wins because of hand placement and leverage. Lacks lower body strength even for a college tackle which takes away run blocking prowess. The weight room will determine whether Runyan can be a viable starter in 3-4 years or a career backup. Lacks strength and tenacity to move inside to G. #236: Reggie Corbin School: Illinois Position: RB Class: RS Senior Height: 5'10'' Weight: 200 RB version of Lynn Bowden. Top tier quickness with above average long speed. Human joystick. One of top home run hitters in the entire 2020 RB / WR class. However, you do not want Corbin blocking for your QB, especially if his name is Aaron Rodgers. Lacks experience as a pass catcher, which should be mitigated with LaFleur's screen game. #242: John Penisini School: Utah Position: NT Class: Senior Height: 6'2'' Weight: 333 Impossible to move of line of scrimmage. Demonstrates great technique: low leverage, powerful first step, hand usage to stack and shed, and strong upper body strength. Plug and play 2 down run stopper. Lacks foot speed and stride length to be pass rusher. Lacks ideal length to be tackle for loss monster. Will free LB's to ball but is just a step off from constant TFL's.

Let go: - Jimmy Graham - Lane Taylor *Gives packers about $32 Million to play with. Take $8-9 for rookies and year end roll over and we have somewhere between $21-22 to play with. Bring Back: - Jared Veldheer ($3 million) - Tyler Ervin ($1.5 million) - All EFRA's (Lazard, Lancaster, Tonyan, etc... 18.3 million) Free Agents: - Cory Littleton, Joe Sherbert, Dante Fowler Jr., or Bud Dupree. (This pick will directly impact our path to the draft. If its Fowler Jr. or Dupree, we could still target Queen or Murray in the first. However, if we target LB's in free agency, I'd think we take a deeper look at the WR and CB draft prospects with our #1. ($11-13 million, - Javon Hargrove, Shelby Harris, Michael Brockers, Michael Pierce. Get a veteran DL that can run stuff, free LBs, or collapse a pocket. ($8-10 million) - Veteran TE: Walker,Lewis, etc..... Draft: #30: Zack Baun, EDGE Versatile edge defender with high football IQ. Has the quickness, burst, and hand technique to win in pass rush. Football IQ and play processing puts him in position to fill gaps against run. Could play ILB next to a quality coverage LB. Add Baun to current OLBs, and a year 2 jump from Gary, and our pass rush has depth and upside. (Also considered Jeff Gladney [CB-TCU], Shenault Jr. [WR-Colorado], Kenneth Murray [MLB-Oklahoa], Denzil Mims [WR-Baylor]) #62: Austin Jackson, OT Athletic big man that comes off the ball hard during run plays. When technique is right he's dominate. Good at getting to second level in run downs, and great in short set anchors in quick passing game. Needs to improve balance in deep drop, and has shown some struggles against great bend defenders. (Also considered: Cole Kmet [TE-Notre Dame], Van Jefferson [WR-Florida], Brycen Hopkins [TE-Purdue], Damon Arnette [CB-Ohio State]) #94: Brycen Hopkins, TE Fluid route runner from pro style offense, with advanced route tree. Ball tracking skills above average, and great contested catch grabs throughout college career. Gives great effort in blocking situations and run after catch opportunities. Lacks ideal strength and struggles with low throws. Consistently beat zone defenses but fails to create separation against coverage specialists in man to man. (Also considered: Jake Fromm [QB-Georgia], Tyler Johnson [WR-Minnesota], Sewo Olonilua [RB-TCU], Mohamed Barry [LB-Nebraska]) #136: Chase Claypool, Outside WR Height, Weight, Speed WR. Doesn't get bumped off run and wins contested catches. Deceptiveness in route running ability, and is a great mismatch from the slot. Needs work on separating from CB and hand fighting at LOS. Gives big target area for press coverage CBs at LOS, because of lack of separation quickness and release technique. (Also considered: James Morgan [QB-FIU], Collin Johnson [WR-Texas], AJ Dillon [RB-Boston College]) #175: Lynn Bowden, SLOT WR Madden dream player! Do it all offensive playmaker, asked to play RB, WR, and QB at Kentucky. One of the funnest guys to watch, as he darts through defensive creases on naturally strung together moves. He won't outrun defensive backs for giant gains because of straight line speed, but it is hard to catch him with broken ankles. Favorite prospect for slot duty. Sacrifices body and is tough in run blocking and YAC situations. Must grab player to bring some electricity to this offense. (Also considered: Colby Parkinson [TE-Stanford], Quintez Cephus [WR-Wisconsin], Davion Taylor) #192: Davion Taylor, ILB Brings excellent athleticism to MLB position. Excellent closing speed in blitzes, and sufficient in passing game. Excellent chase ability from backside to run down plays. When declared he gets to the football quickly, needs help diagnosing plays. Great Special Team ability and athleticism. (Also considered: see below) #208: Benito Jones, NT BIG DUDE. Every bit 320+ with quickness and natural leverage. Very good feet to beat interior blocks. Will never be a perpetrator on passing downs but can free MLBs on early down against the run. Lacks arm length which will hurt his stock and ability to combat blocks with counter punches. #209: Mike Panasiuk, DE / IDL NFL ready size and technique for DE or IDL. Excels as a heads up defender, rarely caught out of position. Lacks push to be NFL pocket collapser, instead thrives on reading QB reaction to rush (clean up duty) #236: Reggie Corbin, RB RB version of Lynn Bowden. Top tier quickness with above average long speed. Human joystick. One of top home run hitters in the entire 2020 RB / WR class. However, you do not want Corbin blocking for your QB, especially if his name is Aaron Rodgers. Lacks experience as a pass catcher, which should be mitigated with LaFleur's screen game. #242: Gage Cervenka, IOL Extremely powerful and impressive in anchoring, moving bodies, and hitting devastating blocks on the move. Extremely raw as he was a NT / IDL for Clemson prior to this year. Great gadget player to throw on practice squad.