Offensive Linemen in the NFL are only expected to provide protection for their QB for 3 to 4 seconds. In that time, WR's are expected to run their routes and get open so their QB can have a clear target to throw the football to. Next , these professional athletes are "PAID" to catch the football.

The 2015 Packer WR's preformed very poorly. While it's true that J. Nelson was out for the season with an injury, the entire production of the WR corp should not rest upon one player. Janis and "Abby" did show promise when they were allowed to play. Cobb and Adams both had terrible seasons, and Montgomery was near invisible. James Jones was at times the bright spot of the passing game.

Trading Cobb / Adams or both to get an A.J. Green, or an Odell Beckham would be worth the player(s) + draft picks needed to make a deal. Don't worry though, Ted Thompson would never have the balls to make a bold deal.

So Draft a WR 1st in the 2016 NFL Draft !

Originally Posted by: Smokey 

I really want a deep threat at WR. Not sure if that's Janis, or not. Jordy obviously is pretty good at it but I want a blazer.

The WR I really like as he's always running free deep is Roger Lewis from Bowling Green. Makes incredible catches...has great concentration and hands. Can't wait to see his 40 time. It appears, right now, he's a mid round guy. Bowling Green doesn't play elite programs so it's always hard to tell but he's one of those guys that just are fun to watch in a draft. Everyone who follows the draft has a few of them.

More speed...speed...and more speed on O, please.

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 

We need speed at TE.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

We need speed at TE.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Glad to see you've finally seen the light on this issue. SPEED matters...A LOT.

We have just got to fix that TE position. If we don't draft someone or use FA that's going to be absolutely maddening and mindboggling but I wouldn't rule it out with this regime.

Can see it now... "I like the guys we've got... Andrew is fully recovered, and Richard and Kennard are ready to take a step."

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 

I really want a deep threat at WR. Not sure if that's Janis, or not. Jordy obviously is pretty good at it but I want a blazer.

The WR I really like as he's always running free deep is Roger Lewis from Bowling Green. Makes incredible catches...has great concentration and hands. Can't wait to see his 40 time. It appears, right now, he's a mid round guy. Bowling Green doesn't play elite programs so it's always hard to tell but he's one of those guys that just are fun to watch in a draft. Everyone who follows the draft has a few of them.

More speed...speed...and more speed on O, please.

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 

Offensive Linemen in the NFL are only expected to provide protection for their QB for 3 to 4 seconds. In that time, WR's are expected to run their routes and get open so their QB can have a clear target to throw the football to. Next , these professional athletes are "PAID" to catch the football.

The 2015 Packer WR's preformed very poorly. While it's true that J. Nelson was out for the season with an injury, the entire production of the WR corp should not rest upon one player. Janis and "Abby" did show promise when they were allowed to play. Cobb and Adams both had terrible seasons, and Montgomery was near invisible. James Jones was at times the bright spot of the passing game.

Trading Cobb / Adams or both to get an A.J. Green, or an Odell Beckham would be worth the player(s) + draft picks needed to make a deal. Don't worry though, Ted Thompson would never have the balls to make a bold deal.

So Draft a WR 1st in the 2016 NFL Draft !

Originally Posted by: Smokey 

So The Giants or Bengals are going to jump at the chance at trading their franchise receivers for Cobb and Adams?

You are right it isn't going to happen

So who is this "can't miss" WR who will be available at #28?

You better be sure this guy can jump Janis, Abby, Montgomery and Adams and immediately start as the #3 wr?

What happens when #28 rolls around and their is a better player , say a TE or a DL on your board also available?
Do you forego taking that player because you have made up your mind that The Packers MUST have a 7th receiver?

For some uknown reason you could trade Cobb away, who fills his position as a rb?
There was a whole package of plays that went out the window when Cobb went down in Arizona.

I've read a lot about how The Packers don't have that change of pace 3rd rb.
They actually do, just so happens he wears a wr # on the back of his jersey.
Too many what ifs.

I've read where this upcoming draft is loaded with wr's who project to be very good.

Pretty sure Ted will grab one, hell it might be in the 1st round if a guy falls and is head over heels the BPA left on the board.

To say The Packers MUST grab a wr at #28 isn't a good decision imho.

Originally Posted by: buckeyepackfan