I'll do me then Denzel Perryman Duke Johnson(GO HURRICANES) Jesse James Ellis McCarthy Corey Robinson Obum Gwachum Deonte Grenberry Wes Saxton I tried to go BPA. Some cases I did. Others I didnt. Perryman and James are instant starters. Perryman won't have a CJ Mosley like year, but I think he's going to be a good LB. He plays the run well and is a leader my defense can use. Duke Johnson was a purist BPA pick for me. Love his tape. He needs to improve his pass pro, but other than that there isn't a true definitive weakness here. He's fast has good vision and is a natural reciever out of the backfield. With Lacy's concussion issues last year, I needed a backup that could be a starter. Duke is that. But when both are healthy, Duke becomes another weapon for Rodgers. Jesse James- Hate Richard Rodgers. I just do as a starter so TE was pretty high on my list of needs. James while being raw, is a very talented TE. May not be a blazer, sure. But he is huge, a good blocker, and has solid hands. He can be on the field all three downs and gives Rodgers another legit red zone threat to pair with Marshall. Ellis McCarthy- McCarthy probably won't play this season too much. He's got so much physical promise and was actually a good player for UCLA. Ucla had Owambge Odigizuah, Kenny Clark, and Eddie Vanderdoes. All three in which are pro caliber players and he still got significant playing time. That's pretty telling right there. His stats aren't the best, but with some development I could have an anchor at NT for years to come. Which while not sexy. Is important. Corey Robinson- Mauler. No doubt about it. Probably better suited at OG, but is talented enough to play RT. Not immediately though. This is another future pick. At the very worst he becomes a John Urschel for me. Clark is a solid RT especially in pass pro. So I'm not screwed. Obum Gwachum-If you take a decelopmental DE that's more raw than sushi. You get Gwachum. Who's got freakish athletic ability but no experience. But with Matthews, Ware, Ngata, Datone Jones(who graded out highly on PFF), James Harrison, Nick Perry, I have another people who can rush the passer to the point where I can develop maybe a future replacemenf for Ware? A few years on the bench can probably turn him into a situational rusher. Wes Saxton- I have Saxton rated VERY highly. Tbh, I thought he was long gone. He doesn't block, yes. But he's a poor man's dennis pitta. Very athletic, natural hands, reliable, willing to go over the middle. Just another target for Aaron Rodgers
