2021 GB Roster & Free Agents

[squire12]

2 minutes ago, HighCalebR said:

But probably just count the full draft, right? Like who cares if they hit in the mids if another team hits in the 1st or the late rounds equally? 

Here you go.

 

Year	No.	Round	Pick	Player	Name	Position	College
2020	1	1	13	13	Tristan Wirfs	T	Iowa
	2	2	13	45	Antoine Winfield	DB	Minnesota
	3	3	12	76	Ke'Shawn Vaughn	RB	Vanderbilt
	4	5	15	161	Tyler Johnson	WR	Minnesota
	5	6	15	194	Khalil Davis	DT	Nebraska
	6	7	27	241	Chapelle Russell	LB	Temple
	7	7	31	245	Raymond Calais	RB	Louisiana-Lafayette
2019	1	1	5	5	Devin White	LB	Louisiana State
	2	2	7	39	Sean Bunting	DB	Central Michigan
	3	3	30	94	Jamel Dean	DB	Auburn
	4	3	35	99	Mike Edwards	DB	Kentucky
	5	4	5	107	Anthony Nelson	DE	Iowa
	6	5	7	145	Matt Gay	K	Utah
	7	6	35	208	Scotty Miller	WR	Bowling Green
	8	7	1	215	Terry Beckner, Jr.	DT	Missouri
2018	1	1	12	12	Vita Vea	DT	Washington
	2	2	6	38	Ronald Jones	RB	USC
	3	2	21	53	M.J. Stewart	DB	North Carolina
	4	2	31	63	Carlton Davis	DB	Auburn
	5	3	30	94	Alex Cappa	T	Humboldt State
	6	4	17	117	Jordan Whitehead	DB	Pittsburgh
	7	5	7	144	Justin Watson	WR	Pennsylvania
	8	6	28	202	Jack Cichy	LB	Wisconsin
2017	1	1	19	19	O.J. Howard	TE	Alabama
	2	2	18	50	Justin Evans	DB	Texas A&M
	3	3	20	84	Chris Godwin	WR	Penn State
	4	3	43	107	Kendell Beckwith	LB	Louisiana State
	5	5	18	162	Jeremy McNichols	RB	Boise State
	6	7	5	223	Stevie Tu'ikolovatu	DT	USC

 

 

Year	No.	Round	Pick	Player	Name	Position	College
2020	1	1	26	26	Jordan Love	QB	Utah State
	2	2	30	62	AJ Dillon	RB	Boston College
	3	3	30	94	Josiah Deguara	TE	Cincinnati
	4	5	29	175	Kamal Martin	LB	Minnesota
	5	6	13	192	Jon Runyan	G	Michigan
	6	6	29	208	Jake Hanson	C	Oregon
	7	6	30	209	Simon Stepaniak	T	Indiana
	8	7	22	236	Vernon Scott	DB	Texas Christian
	9	7	28	242	Jonathan Garvin	DE	Miami (FL)
2019	1	1	12	12	Rashan Gary	DE	Michigan
	2	1	21	21	Darnell Savage	DB	Maryland
	3	2	12	44	Elgton Jenkins	G	Mississippi State
	4	3	11	75	Jace Sternberger	TE	Texas A&M
	5	5	12	150	Kingsley Keke	DT	Texas A&M
	6	6	12	185	Ka'dar Hollman	DB	Toledo
	7	6	21	194	Dexter Williams	RB	Notre Dame
	8	7	12	226	Ty Summers	LB	Texas Christian
2018	1	1	18	18	Jaire Alexander	DB	Louisville
	2	2	13	45	Joshua Jackson	DB	Iowa
	3	3	24	88	Oren Burks	LB	Vanderbilt
	4	4	33	133	J'Mon Moore	WR	Missouri
	5	5	1	138	Cole Madison	T	Washington State
	6	5	35	172	JK Scott	P	Alabama
	7	5	37	174	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	WR	South Florida
	8	6	33	207	Equanimeous St. Brown	WR	Notre Dame
	9	7	14	232	James Looney	DT	California
	10	7	21	239	Hunter Bradley	C	Mississippi State
	11	7	30	248	Kendall Donnerson	LB	Southeast Missouri State
2017	1	2	1	33	Kevin King	DB	Washington
	2	2	29	61	Josh Jones	DB	North Carolina State
	3	3	29	93	Montravius Adams	DT	Auburn
	4	4	1	108	Vince Biegel	LB	Wisconsin
	5	4	28	134	Jamaal Williams	RB	Brigham Young
	6	5	32	175	DeAngelo Yancey	WR	Purdue
	7	5	39	182	Aaron Jones	RB	Texas-El Paso
	8	6	29	212	Kofi Amichia	C	South Florida
	9	7	20	238	Devante Mays	RB	Utah State
	10	7	29	247	Malachi Dupre	WR

[packfanfb]

2 minutes ago, HighCalebR said:

But probably just count the full draft, right? Like who cares if they hit in the mids if another team hits in the 1st or the late rounds equally? 

The point was the Bucs have obviously hit in the 1st as well. We've done pretty damn good on our top 30 guy. It's the 31-100 guys we need to work on.

[HighCalebR]

@squire12 yeah, good stuff. 

Just saying theyre better at drafting 2-4 doesnt matter if were getting that impact from 5-7. 

Not saying we are, definitely some work to be done drafting. Youd think we'd have some of the most talented STs with all our athletes who havent hit positionally.

[squire12]

1 minute ago, HighCalebR said:

@squire12 yeah, good stuff. 

Just saying theyre better at drafting 2-4 doesnt matter if were getting that impact from 5-7. 

But is GB getting better in 5-7 vs TB?

1 minute ago, HighCalebR said:

Not saying we are, definitely some work to be done drafting. Youd think we'd have some of the most talented STs with all our athletes who havent hit positionally.

That is the point. GB had a few years with minimal impact from picks in rounds 2-4.

[MantyWrestler]

8 minutes ago, HighCalebR said:

It's about as good of an idea as trading Davante or Kenny. It just doesnt make sense to get rid of good players who are good for the locker room and still young.

I don’t know. A mid first and a high second for a pro bowl guard is still tempting. I love Jenkins but you could potentially parlay that into a pro bowl DT and very very good CB, ILb or another OG.

I actually think I would do it. Only because I’d be trading an OG. 

Edited February 10, 2021 by MantyWrestler

[squire12]

4 minutes ago, MantyWrestler said:

I don’t know. A mid first and a high second for a pro bowl guard is still tempting. I love Jenkins but you could potentially parlay that into a pro bowl DT and very very good CB, ILb or another OG.

I actually think I would do it. Only because I’d be trading an OG. 

On a rookie contract?

As the saying goes....

 

Bird in the hand vs 2 in the bush 

 

That also factors if you consider Jenkins an OG only.

Edited February 10, 2021 by squire12

[HighCalebR]

2 minutes ago, MantyWrestler said:

I don’t know. A mid first and a high second for a pro bowl guard is still tempting. I love Jenkins but you could potentially parlay that into a pro bowl DT and very very good CB, ILb or another OG.

I actually think I would do it. Only because I’d be trading an OG. 

Potentially. Or you know, get nothing or a worse G and a ST ILB. 

If we want to be able to run the ball like we did this year, we need a presence inside. Take the comp from Linsley and go. Going from Linsley and Elgton to ?-patrick. Good luck, weewthe seahawks now.

[HighCalebR]

10 minutes ago, squire12 said:

But is GB getting better in 5-7 vs TB?

That is the point. GB had a few years with minimal impact from picks in rounds 2-4.

Yeah, right, but just like include the 5-7 and make it not arbitrary. It shows the same point with more complete information

I dont actually care though, just expounding on dstars point. Lol

[squire12]

3 minutes ago, HighCalebR said:

Yeah, right, but just like include the 5-7 and make it not arbitrary. It shows the same point with more complete information

Why include something that was outside the point being raised.... rounds 2-4 TB has drafted better vs GB the last few years.

3 minutes ago, HighCalebR said:

I dont actually care though, just expounding on dstars point. Lol

Don't care but care enough to respond?

[CWood21]

1 hour ago, packfanfb said:

The point was the Bucs have obviously hit in the 1st as well. We've done pretty damn good on our top 30 guy. It's the 31-100 guys we need to work on.

I mean, that goes without saying.  That's why Brian Gutekunst is our GM and not Ted Thompson.  But you're trying to make a comparison when they aren't always logical.  I mean, are you going to expect AJ Dillon to have the same kind of impact playing less than 10% of the offensive snaps when Antoine Winfield playing more than 97%?  Dean and SMB weren't that good.  Let's not overstate their impact.

[CWood21]

1 hour ago, HighCalebR said:

Yeah, right, but just like include the 5-7 and make it not arbitrary. It shows the same point with more complete information

I dont actually care though, just expounding on dstars point. Lol

I'd definitely agree.  If you want to exclude FRPs, go right ahead.  I wouldn't fight you too hard since you're supposed to draft guys who are supposed to hit.  But does it matter if you hit with your 2nd round pick or your 6th round pick?

[CWood21]

6 hours ago, Dubz41 said:

Agreed. 

I'd rather  pay Williams (up to $3M).  Then you roll with Dillon, Williams and Taylor.  You're RB room is relatively cheap and experienced. Keeps the offense rolling without the learning curve a rookie would need.

Plus, Dillon and Williams probably have ARod's trust, you know that just isn't handed out to anyone.  

I think that's their second option.  I think the Packers prefer the Aaron Jones/AJ Dillon combination moving forward, but that's only if Aaron Jones is willing to accept the deal they want.  They're willing to meet him on AAV, but they want the guarantees down.

[packfanfb]

I beat Bill to it... 

 

[KManX89]

On 2/8/2021 at 1:46 PM, {Family Ghost} said:

He's on the downside, but I think he's still got some game and would probably see a resurgence playing next to Clark and having a legit shot at a title.  PFF graded him out pretty well this year.  If there's a way to make the money work I'd make a move for him as long as it doesn't break the bank.  I bet he would have an impact in the locker room as well. 

I mean, I don't want to get our hopes up TOO much, but it's definitely within the realm of possibility he would sign on the cheap to play (read: dominate) next to Clark and contend for a SB at the tail end of Rodgers' window:

It would have to be on the cheap and a 1 or 2 year deal only, though with Jaire and Jenkins needing extensions in the next couple of years. Next year IS the final year of Jaire's rookie deal, which we'll certainly use the 5th year option on, so no worries there, but keeping him beyond that is a must.

I also don't know if we can afford to roll the dice on a starting rookie CB opposite Jaire even with the top pick. A starting slot CB, sure, but IDK about a #2 corner opposite Jaire. Immediate impact rookies at that position are an anomaly, even with Clarke, Watt, Z and Gary feasting in the middle and off the edge, respectively. They'd make his life easier, sure, but I still don't know if that alone would be enough to finally get us over the hump. We may need to double dip in both FA and the draft at CB on a respectable, short-term deal if at all possible (would playing opposite Jaire in "win now" mode for AR12 be enticing enough for PP on the cheap? One can dream).

Edited February 10, 2021 by KManX89

[MantyWrestler]

21 hours ago, squire12 said:

On a rookie contract?

As the saying goes....

 

Bird in the hand vs 2 in the bush 

 

That also factors if you consider Jenkins an OG only.

Is he your future LT?  I’m not sure but if so, then I don’t trade him. I really think you can live without a pro bowl guard. Think we could work those picks into something special and replace Jenkins with a good and more than capable OG.