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New England normally had a top 5 defense, that is exactly what GB needs to win it all. Top 10 isn’t enough. Invest in OL and Defense in this draft and the Packers will be well rewarded. A great QB and OL will make everyone else on offense better. Any receiver on an NFL roster can get open if given 3+ seconds to do so. It doesn’t matter if one receiver gets 1200 yards or 2 get the 1200 yards. Those same receivers can make big plays as well. I believe Lazard had 8 TD’s last year.

This is an absolutely stellar "take," Ken.

As an avid mock-drafter who alters my approach to my mocks to "see what happens," one of my mocks that made me sit back and say "Huh," was one where I emphasized defense and OL with the first five picks. I had to admit to myself, that the results may have been the best roster upgrade of any of my drafts, as it created a powerhouse defense and OL--the kind of team that is "always in the game." It also created a team that would be great with OR without Rodgers...and that seems pretty smart.

Oh, and I want to share that there is an interesting Bleacher Report 4 round mock that dropped today, for those who haven't seen it. It's my favorite one I've seen so far, because it COMPLETELY blows up the "Big Boards" that all of us mockers have been using, so it is FULL of surprises--yet none of the surprises are a surprise to ME, as it seems to follow my own opinions on a lot of players. Its title is "Fresh NFL Mock Draft" or "2022 NFL Mock Draft: B/R NFL Scouting Dept.'s Predictions Entering April" Prepare to get your preconceptions rocked...

"If the lack of star receivers requires the Pack to focus more on running the ball and fortifying the defense, that will improve their chances in the playoffs."

NOW, if only Aaron Rodgers buys into this... Personally I think this team has a top 5 defense. Getting Alexander back, Stokes in year 2, AND Rasul Douglas gives the Packers the best starting CB group in the NFL IMO. My biggest concern is Alexanders shoulder and how that holds up. They've said Alexander will follow the opposing teams #1, but I think (shoulder willing) we see him in the slot too.

In 2020 Savage was at his best the last 9 weeks of the season when Pettine played him closer to the LOS. Last year we didn't see it as much. Could we see Savage in the slot more, and maybe Douglas dropping back as a safety? They also have Jean-Charles, last years 5th round pick who could be a slot candidate.

Just like TT, Gute has build a strong O-Line with a lot of depth. Meyers and Newman should/will be better, I love JRJ, and we also get Bakhtiari back week one. Personally I like Yosh Yijman at RT. After the first few snaps at SF last season in week 3, Yosh more than held his own. Gute will take a swing or two at the O-Line in this years draft, but hopefully not until at least the 3rd.

Now my favorite...Jones and Dillon. This IS the best one/two punch in the NFL. I think Dillon is a star just waiting to bust out. I'm more than happy with a dominate running game and a punch you up side of the head top 5 defense. This offense schemes players OPEN. I'll trust Gute to get Rodgers more than enough weapons before week one. I just don't know if I can trust Rodgers to trust the defense and running game when he NEEDS to.

I'm not worried about our WR's at this point in the year. They have 6 months before their first game. If our WR's look exactly like it does today. I will worry more about it. We clearly will be adding to the position this offseason. Whether its a veteran or during the draft. This position will look different in a couple of months then it does right now.

Adams will no doubt be missed. He is the best WR in the league. But lets not forget that a part of the reason why he is the best in the league is because of the guy throwing him the ball. Think of all the WR's that we have had that were great because of the guy throwing them the ball. And when they left here they weren't nearly as good. I do think Adams will put up good numbers still.
But what that means is more opportunities for the rest of the passing options. Not just WR's, but TE's, RB's will also get more opportunities. Don't be surprised if this offense is ran more through the RB's this coming year. As for WR's, more guys will get opportunities too. This is where Rodgers will need to have more trust in the scheme then the individual. He will have to trust that the players that are supposed to be open, will be open. Its hard to not look at the last game and seeing Rodgers locking into Adams on that 3rd down play when Lazard was wide open underneath. If he trusts the scheme and trusts the process, our offense will be much better.

As it sits right now we have Lazard as the likely number 1. I really like Lazard. He has really good hands and is a mismatch with his size. In this offense and with Rodgers he could easily be a 1000 yard WR. Now I don't think he is a number 1 WR in the league, but currently he is our best overall WR.
Cobb is a guy that should become a bigger part of our offense. The part that is still mysterious to me, is last year Rodgers pounded the table that he had to have Cobb back in GB. Then during games he barely looked his way. Is this because of Rodgers having his eyes locked in on Adams or was Cobb simply not getting open enough? Either way he is a veteran and should be a bigger part of our offense this year.
Rodgers is a guy that could take a big time step next year. I think he could be a bigger 'weapon' then WR. Meaning I think they will use him more on motion plays. Something they kind of got away from last year. Rodgers definitely is a guy to look for in taking a step.
Winfree I thought showed promise. He was not perfect and has a lot of growing to do. But the experience he got this season was huge for the future. He got a taste of being an NFL WR on gameday's. It would not surprise me if he took a step. Could be our 4th WR this year.

I'm hoping in the draft they come away with at least 2 WR's in the first few rounds. The part that stands out to me is hearing LaFleur talking about wanting more speed. I can't help but think of the Chiefs WR's. Who have had pure speed at WR. Guys running wide open because of scheme and the speed they have had. I would love if we could add that to our offense. There are plenty of guys with speed that could come in and contribute early in some sort of a role. I'm really looking forward to this draft!

It's a passing league, and the Packers are betting on #12. Do they need a "star" receiver? No, but they need receivers who will be able to uncover against high-end defenses, who can make the big catch when needed, and a QB who will deliver the ball to those guys. Let's see if BG comes up aces.

I really think the #1 WR on the Packers Big Board is Jameson Williams...but that's a hard pick to make when he might not play this entire year, yet if he didn't blow out the knee, he'd be gone well before #22. It is going to be interesting.

Perhaps, with more opportunities, the WR’s on the roster will elevate their play. Maybe there are more INT’s and dropped balls but as long as the rest of the team does well then it might not matter. Also, Matt will probably tweak the offense to fit the skills of the players we have.

NE has picked up Parker. So the might release this guy. https://www.nfl.com/prospects/n%27keal-harry/32004841-5265-4593-d716-d97...
I am unsure if he is worth much. He is kinda a Lazard clone but he was a high draft pick and might be affordable.

There are so many outstanding prospects to be drafted at WR and T in the first two rounds, I would be shocked if Gutey did not draft either until the 3rd or later.

The Packers fame besides top QB play, has been branded by stellar OL play. When you have a top QB, I would be drafting OL every year during the first two days of the draft.

And on the OL, quality depth is a must because your starters usually play every O snap...until an injury keeps them off the field. Next man up has to be a man who would start for many other NFL teams. Nijman and Runyan, for example.

"It would help if Matt LaFleur sticks with the run a little more consistently than he has in the past. This year he may have little choice."

Ken, it is not on who call plays, it is on who executing called play. Packers Choker Diva is responsible for many choices to go through air, rather than go on ground, by refusing to play what is called.

You can preach whatever you want, but there is Divine Person who will do whatever he want, otherwise he will be at least "underestimated"...

Also, I believe that you are right. There is no need for top players on every position. You need at least average groups on some position on O and on D, while need few top 10 players on both side of the ball to win SB. But if you have choker, you are doomed...

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