Well, it's a good starting point! Thanks for the effort Ross!

Thank you! I was looking for something like this!

I'd throw out the numbers when it comes to Clelin Ferrell (Edge) and Ed Oliver (DL). If either is available at #12, I'd snap them up.

Also there is no DL Jeffery Simmons listed, because he tore his ACL, and I'd be a player for him at pick #30.

That is not to say I don't agree with you about the Packers and high RAS scores, the last few years have more than proved that.

Unless he goes much higher than most project at the moment Edge guy Maxx Crosby could be a high-priority target in say, the 5th round.

LB Ty Summers has an extraordinary score (9.9), but until I find out what his 3cone and short shuttle times are (not listed at the combine so i guess he dodged those drills), I couldn't really go all-in on him

Thanks Ross

Yes Gutey does seem to follow RAS in his Draft Choices and UDFA pickups, he is trying to inject more athleticism into this roster not only for 2019 but beyond.

I like what he did last year and lets hope he hits it BIG in this years draft which could pole vault the team forward quickly if a few tasty Free Agents are mixed in.

This is a talented and deep draft which looks to not drop off dramatically until about the 5th round. The Packers have 6 choices before the 5th round which should provide a major influx of quality talent.

Very Exciting indeed!

Go Pack!

that is all.....

Physical attributes are great. What is greater is desire to be great, football instincts and smarts, and the willingness to learn. And then, as also mentioned, the player must be used correctly. So, will MLF or Pettine be stubborn, or will they adjust to the abilities of the player, and make them fit into the system. Please, no square pegs for round holes.

I think you try to identify guys you'd like to add to the team and then try to move around in the draft to get the guys you want. Try to get as many picks in the Top 110 or so as you can.

These RAS scores on some of the non-first round TEs are interesting. It is a matter of record that you're more likely to get a really good TE on the second day than the first.

Will people please stop with the Rashan Gary noise. The guy is an A+ athlete who cant really play. Dude should be a low second round pick at best. Look at his production, its terrible. Id much rather have Winovich than Gary.

I'm really no expert on RAS, but if you're going off of pure athleticism isn't there the chance to get guys like Spriggs, Jones, Moore and Burks- athletes that test well but don't take that ability to the football field?

Last year there were 171 players above the 8.4 mark. If every team took a player 8.4 or above you wouldn’t draft lower until the 6th round. Sorry not a fan of RAS.

I hear a lot of talk from our coaches and staff about “Good Football Players”. I wonder how that fits into RAS? I also know that the competition that they play against matters game in and game out. And what about motivation? Also, what about the coaching and scheme?I think that there are too many variables to actually have any “scientific” method that works well all the time.
But I sure love and appreciate the effort that’s put into these articles at CheeseheadTV.

Based on this I would take @12 Sweat. @30 and @75 To trade up for Burns. @44 Bradbury

finally someone gave some props to Drue Tranquill. He came my neck of the woods 20mi.
Tried many many times to get signed by Notre Dame. They would not sign him, finally after a open try out Coach Kelly took less than a hour and told his people to sign that kid.

2 time Captain at ND engineering degree, public service awards a Brainiac along with Blake, 2 of the smartest players in the NFL.
Late 4th round or 5th would be a good grab.

Trade #12 for #21 and #50..

Trade #30 for #37 and

We now have picks at #21 #37, #44, #50 and #76 .

Who is projected to be available at #21? Well, that depends on who is doing the projecting but I'm seeing names like Wilkins and Hochensen and Bush....every one of these guys would instantly be an upgrade.

I think we should trade down and get more guys.

What I don't get is how so many p!ayers score in the 90th percentile. Shouldnt only 10% score so high? What pool of players are we talking about? All players at this years combine or all players ever tested?

Ross would probably like a draft that turned out how mine did last night on Fanspeak using Matt Miller's big board.

12 Brian Burns, Edge, FSU

30 Devin Bush, LB, Michigan

44 Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, S, Florida

75 Amani Oruwariye, CB, Penn State

114 Ben Powers, G, Oklahoma

118 Andy Isabella, WR, UMass

150 Khalen Saunders, DL, Western Illinois

185 Kaleb McGary, OT, Washington

194 Jace Sternberger, TE, Texas A&M

226 Bryce Love, RB, Stanford

Six of them are listed in this article, CGJ seems to be one of the most versatile safeties in the draft, Powers is decent value at that spot, I think Sternberger was First Team All American, and Love was considered a Heisman candidate until injuries derailed his last season.

Everyone is picking draft picks A to Z for #12 spot.
Changing your mind like the wind that blows in every direction not knowing which way its coming from.

I'm going to pick the #12 very clean, plain and simple, so everyone can be happy for the next 10 year's.

TE Iowa - T.J. Hockenson

And, you can take that to the bank! Home boys.