rank the roster: 2019 edition (#16) (complete)

[FinneasGage]

1: Aaron Rodgers | QB
2: David Bakhtiari | OT
3: Davante Adams | WR
4: Kenny Clark | DL
5: Jaire Alexander | CB
6: Bryan Bulaga | OT
7: Za'Darius Smith | EDGE/DL
8: Adrian Amos | SAF 
9: Corey Linsley | C
10: Blake Martinez | LB
11: Aaron Jones | RB
12: Preston Smith | EDGE
13: Mike Daniels | DL
14: Kevin King | CB
15: Jimmy Graham | TE
16:

Edited May 14, 2019 by FinneasGage

[FinneasGage]

MVS being 16 would be shocking 

[deathstar]

I think this is a toss up between Lane Taylor and Billy Turner.

[AlexGreen#20]

25 minutes ago, deathstar said:

I think this is a toss up between Lane Taylor and Billy Turner.

Turner with the higher ceiling but the lower floor.

[Dubz41]

Really don't want to step into this, but Fackrell gets no love from this board.  All he does is a workman like job, produced 10+ sacks on a team that couldn't even consistently pressure the QB.  Drop in coverage whenever Pettine asked him to.  Stayed healthy and available for the whole season. Still, some think college players are better.  They might be more talented, but Fack has done it in the NFL.

[incognito_man]

At a spot where I think the first round rooks have a legit shot to be forecast. 

Going with Savage here due to his likely increased opportunity.

[pacman5252]

I voted Fackrell. Outside Clark and Jaire, he was arguably our 3rd best defender last year (maybe Blake was better, definitely not Daniels or King). Even with the Smiths, I expect him to get a lot of snaps (Z being an elephant and Kyler more in a traditional olb role).

I get voting for Savage, Gary, Turner, Taylor, Jenkins. I’d have a hard time putting a wr not named Adams above like 20

[deathstar]

15 hours ago, Dubz41 said:

Really don't want to step into this, but Fackrell gets no love from this board.  All he does is a workman like job, produced 10+ sacks on a team that couldn't even consistently pressure the QB.  Drop in coverage whenever Pettine asked him to.  Stayed healthy and available for the whole season. Still, some think college players are better.  They might be more talented, but Fack has done it in the NFL.

He didn’t consistently pressure the QB. He had literally 20 plays out of hundreds last year that he beat his man. 

[Dubz41]

9 hours ago, deathstar said:

He didn’t consistently pressure the QB. He had literally 20 plays out of hundreds last year that he beat his man. 

Which apparently was better than the rest of the pass rushers. Of which he only did part time being asked to drop into coverage also.

He's not a star, but he did his job as much as anyone on defense last year.  Remember? 6-9-1?

[deathstar]

52 minutes ago, Dubz41 said:

Which apparently was better than the rest of the pass rushers. Of which he only did part time being asked to drop into coverage also.

He's not a star, but he did his job as much as anyone on defense last year.  Remember? 6-9-1?

He did about as well as MVS did on offense.