I would expect the Packers to select 2 WR's in the first two rounds, possibly three rounds and a 3rd in either rounds 4,5 or 7. They need to select three WR's.

The early timing of the selection will be determined by how the board is running.

Throwing 1st round picks at a position just because its a need doesnt guarantee anything. The player has to fit the value of the pick and I dont see any receivers in this draft that deserve to be first rounders except maybe Garrett Wilson but even he isnt a cant miss prospect. Just draft the best players and if receiver is at the top of the board for one of those premium picks then draft him. But they absolutely cannot pass on better players just to fill a need. Thats how you make your opponents better without really improving your own team. Thats how bad teams stay bad.

If Gute's board has a top WR and he is there at #22 take him otherwise take a DL or Edge. Trade down from #28 and get a second and 3rd rounder.
Then go WR heavy in rounds 2 and 3. At least 2 WRs, maybe 3. Any other picks in rounds 2 and 3 should be used to bolster the defense and or the OL.

Thanks, Since '61

The Fans have spoken. And this time, Gutey needs to listen. We need "Trust" back in the draft process. Not surprises! We Need Weapons on this team. And it Needs to happen this draft. The need is for WRs! And they need to make their picks count. That has to be made clear to him. I'm not asking for best available. I'm pleading for the next Offensive juggernaut. And the only way to deliver that. Is don't change the plan! This team needs a infusion of Wow. We're not filling holes. It's not about choosing replacements. It's about Changing the landscape. The status Que. To Make this offense the most feared in the NFL again!

I expect Gute to trade for a WR using a third round pick. Then trade down a first round pick to get a second and third round picks. With those five picks get a WR, IDL, EDGE, ILb and a TE.

Personally I see two problems with this outlook and the great thing about this country is we all can have a differing view.

1. the wide receiver market is blown way out of proportion as we have seen in the last few months , and I definitely think this trend will continue during the draft i.e. a guy like Christian Watson who has great physical tools, but was considered no higher than a early 3rd round prospect at best being selected 22-32 which is terrible value for a boom or bust guy. Think mvs who was a 5th round pick .
Personally if your looking for the complete package inside outside route runner speed polished Jah0n Dotson is a great value in the first . Just because he is 5'11 195 pounds he isn't getting the same hype which is a joke he was never hurt .

2. When you have one of the highest paid quarterbacks in the league 4xmvp he should be able to make chicken salad out of chicken crap excuse my language Why pay the man this kind of money when you know sacrifices like wr will be made if he can't do this ?

3. This defense is one more DL man and another two down linebacker next to Campbell from being elite . I would much rather see them trade up for a Jordan Davis , Devin Lloyd and round out the defense, The 50 million dollar man needs to do his part . yes we need WR but to panic is not good

Personally I see two problems with this outlook and the great thing about this country is we all can have a differing view.

1. the wide receiver market is blown way out of proportion as we have seen in the last few months , and I definitely think this trend will continue during the draft i.e. a guy like Christian Watson who has great physical tools, but was considered no higher than a early 3rd round prospect at best being selected 22-32 which is terrible value for a boom or bust guy. Think mvs who was a 5th round pick .
Personally if your looking for the complete package inside outside route runner speed polished Jah0n Dotson is a great value in the first . Just because he is 5'11 195 pounds he isn't getting the same hype which is a joke he was never hurt .

2. When you have one of the highest paid quarterbacks in the league 4xmvp he should be able to make chicken salad out of chicken crap excuse my language Why pay the man this kind of money when you know sacrifices like wr will be made if he can't do this ?

3. This defense is one more DL man and another two down linebacker next to Campbell from being elite . I would much rather see them trade up for a Jordan Davis , Devin Lloyd and round out the defense, The 50 million dollar man needs to do his part . yes we need WR but to panic is not good

Never ask a fan who to draft. A fan will only look at the current roster and fill what they believe are the empty spots. A fan has no plan for the future and looks no further than the current season, and would surely squander reality for any player with the most written accolades. That is especially true of #Packers fans.

Personally, I am just going to sit back and watch the draft, and see how the picks fall. The #Packers put their trust into Brian Gutekunst, why should I not also do the same. Brain is actually PAID by the team to make these decisions, I am not. They call it a "brain trust" for a reason. I will call it a Brian Trust, and leave it at that.

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I look to see the Pack adding two, maybe three WRs in the draft, one in the first two rounds. Two more later on. As for getting one in the first and how the packers havent added one there in recent years Jordy nelson was a one that we got in a trade down at the beginning of the second, plus got another pick. Nelson should have gone in the first. I also expect the packers to grab an edge rusher and if he falls to them, a guy who may in time replace David Baktiari. A veteran receiver will be invited to camp as well. Bottom line is you still grab the best guy available. with your picks. GOPACKGO!

Reading comments here at CHTV, I'm wondering if the talent pool at wide receiver is overrated -- perhaps more quantity than quality -- especially if looking for a guy who can make a big impact right away like Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase.
If such an immediate star is in this draft, then perhaps the Packers make a big move to trade up -- using one of their four picks in the top 60 as part of the deal. By the way, who would that be?
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On the other hand, it seems as though there are a lot of question marks regarding the wide receivers that would be available to the Packers at #22 and #28 of the first round.
At least two guys are coming off major injuries: Williams from Alabama and Pickens from Georgia.
Watson from North Dakota State is a potential superstar but undeveloped.
Olave from Ohio State and Dotson from Penn State may not be strong enough to handle the pounding of being a high-volume pass catcher.
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The impression I get is that the questions go on and on and on for potential draft picks at wide receiver -- again, especially if it's a matter of getting a guy who is ready to excel as a rookie in the NFL.
Perhaps, then, it's best that the Packers pick only one wide receiver with their first four picks between 22-59 overall, then wait until at least the fourth round to pick a couple more at that position.
Perhaps, rather than going crazy at wide receiver, the Packers also focus on defensive tackle, offensive tackle, tight end, outside linebacker, inside linebacker, and safety at the top of the draft.
Perhaps the dazzling array of wide receivers coming out of college for this draft, upon closer inspection, is more or less an illusion when it comes to a quick fix.
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Perhaps MVS was a bargain at $10 million, a better risk than anyone in the draft to break out this upcoming season.
Perhaps, along with Lazard, there's another receiver or two already on the roster for the Packers who will be better right away than any of the rookies.
Perhaps we can still find a trade on draft day -- effective June 1 -- for Aaron Rodgers that would bring a star wide receiver or tight end for Jordan Love to grow with.
Perhaps, in general, we should make an adjustment to the discussion about the wide receiver position for the Packers in 2022 before we regret our selections of April 28-30.

There is no generational talent at WR in this draft but the depth of talent is there. So Gute needs to take full advantage of that. Safety, DL, & Edge would make a bigger impact in the 1st round for this team and with the possible exception of DL, Safety & Edge should be there especially if more QB's than expected go before us. It may very well be that the value for any of our needs won't be there at #28 and we trade down to build valuable depth in a deep draft, I do expect at #22 we'll get an immediate contributor as a rookie, but don't expect a 1st round WR or any round WR in this draft to be a game changer as a rookie. None of these guys are close to being the talents that Chase and Jefferson are. The biggest impact we're going to get from any rookie this year won't be a WR or TE. It'll be OL, Edge, DL, or Safety. But we do have AR for 2 years and that 2nd year is when you hope for a big jump from your 1st or 2nd rnd. WR, though 3 years is the norm.

It appears Gute & company does not believe WR is a blue chip position. It's hard to argue against. Evidence shows CB, Pass Rusher, QB, Safety are there blue chip positions.

However, GB stopped looking for WR's starting back in 2016....,

While comments are interesting, the 4 receivers mentioned in connection with the Love pick have been a mixed bag. Jefferson is a stud, Lamb is inconsistent, Aiyuk was connected with the “B” word was considered a player to be traded and Reagor has been largely a disappointing pick. WR s will be picked but it’s time to get off the Love rag bag….

Packers need a WR that is intelligent to exploit the zones and do crossing routes in the middle of the field like Lazard at times and has the hands of Adams. It would be a wasted first round pick if the Packers drafted just a straightline WR.

First off, Dotson is completely overrated. Look at his RAS, WROPS and WRAPS numbers. He shouldn’t be drafted before the 3rd round and maybe even the 4th. He struggles with press coverage (that’s not a good thing). He fits best at the slot position which has Cobb and Rodgers. Also our other scrub receivers play the slot. We don’t need to draft another slot receiver. I think the best idea I heard is to trade #28 for another teams 2nd and 3rd round picks. Then I would draft like this.
#22 best Edge
early 2nd rnd from trading back take best WR
#53 best DL
#59 best WR
early 3rd rnd from trading back take best Safety
#93 best IOL
#132 best WR
#140 best ILB
#171 best CB
#228 CB
#249 S from U of Wisconsin
#258 K or P to replace Crosby
The only other thing I might consider is drafting the TE Woods somewhere in the 3rd round if he is there. Not sure if he lives up to the hype.

I expect Gutey to revert to form and load up on CBS and safeties in the early rounds. Or maybe a tweener OLB/DE. In rounds 4-6 he will find some under the radar WRs from Cabbageville State or Potatohead A&M as development projects.

The more time I keep spending on potential draft choices leading up to the draft for the GBP's I have come up with the following conclusions even though I support whatever Gutey decides to do. The following is without question what I would do if I was the GM.

1. I would not draft a WR in round 1 with the exception should Jameson Williams fall to them (I have changed my mind from previous and would not trade up for him). Way too many promising WR's available in rounds 2 thru 4. The Packers have bigger needs for quality big bodies that will not be available after round 1. My sincere hope is Gutey drafts talented big men in round 1 with both selections and possibly even with the #53 pick.
2. In my mind the biggest priority in rounds 1 based on what players will be there is for the Packers to draft are dominating day 1 starting OT, Edge, or DL (not as big a priority but I'd love top talent next to Clark). I consistently see the following guys available in all my mock draft simulators (as I now use like 4 draft simulators) and I always take these players. OT it is either Trevor Penning, or Barnhard Raimann. At Edge rusher it is David Ojabo, and at DL it usually is Devontae Wyatt, but occasionally Jordan Davis. If any of these guys were available I'd snap up two of them in round 1 without hesitation. I probably would not draft a WR in round 1.
3. In round 2 (I know there is a good chance of a trade here) I would focus on picking up the top rated player that was not drafted at one of the three aforementioned positions in round 1 with the 53 pick. As an example, I love Nik Bonito as an Edge rusher and would seriously consider him with the #53 pick even if I had selected Ojabo with the #28. I would also somewhere in round 2 draft my first WR with one of the two selections.

Edge Position:
Two players that are really jumping off the TV screen for me are David Ojabo at Edge, and Nik Bonito at Edge. Holy cow these guys are studs. Not impressed with George Karlaftis as he seems stiff and unable to bend well. Also, he lacks speed! Completely reminds me of the disappointing Nick Perry first round pick of the Packers in 2012. For any of you who remember Perry, Karlaftis is the 2nd coming talent wise. Mainly power and that is not going to give you consistent wins in the NFL. Jermaine Johnson is okay at Edge but lacks bulk and power and liability in setting the edge against the run. I see him as maybe a 59th selection type. I would definitely draft the injured Ojabo as this guy is truly amazing and his potential is off the charts. I recognize there is somewhat a risk but would not hesitate drafting this guy in round 1 at #28 and then turning right around and drafting Nik Bonito in round 2 as Ojabo is not going to play in 2022.

Offensive Tackle:
I really would like to see two OT's taken in the draft. Trevor Penning is my guy but Bernard Raimann, Max Mitchell, or Zach Tom are high on my lists. Check out Max Mitchell or Zach Tom and their talent if unfamiliar. These guys will be there in round 2 and possibly rounds 3 & 4.

Defensive Line:
I consistently end up drafting Devontae Wyatt with the 22 selection. Guy is a stud! Cannot even imagine if the Packers drafted him and lining him up alongside Clark. My head would explode! Then with the 28 if Ojabo was available I'd immediately draft him. I keep thinking of how dominant the Packers defense would be. If Jordan Davis (interchangeable with Wyatt) was there in round 1, or a Nik Bonito in round 2 I'd also take these guys if Wyatt and Ojabo were not available.

WR's:
I've watched the top WR's in this draft (the top 15-20 WR's) and now going back watching their video's a second time. A guy who I don't believe anyone at CCTV has really talked much about that is rapidly climbing my board is Josh Johnson. This guy seems to be pushed back to 3rd round, or possibly even the 4th round on the simulators but this guy looks to me the 2nd coming of Adam's (at least in potential). He is 6'2" running sub 4.5 and shiftier than heck. Don't sleep on Josh, Pickens, or Khalil!

The top WR's I like that are say 6'2" and above are the following:
-I really like George Pickens who is 6'3" and a sub 4.5. Guy has the speed, length, and natural hip turning ability. Reminds me somewhat of Jameson Williams. While I do not have a favorite WR other than Jameson (who isn't likely to be available) I think George is possibly my favorite and I would likely make him the first WR drafted. If Gutey drafted him with the #28 I would not be upset.
-There are a whole bunch of WR's that I bunch in that 6'2" to 6'5" height with sub 4.5 speed (Burks is a little slower) that any one of them I would be very happy with depending where they were drafted that include the following:
George Pickens with 4.47 speed
Jameson Williams with 4.39 speed
Jalen Tolbert with 4.49 speed
Alec Pierce with 4.33 speed
Treylon Burks with 4.55 speed
Josh Johnson who is the shortest at 6'2" with 4.44 speed (super like this guy and would enjoy him and Pickens together)
Christian Watson at 6'5" with 4.36 speed (why would anyone want Drake London when Watson is faster, shiftier, and more explosive and can be had further back in the draft)?
Danny Gray who like Johnson is 6'2" but faster with 4.33 speed

WR's 6'1" or under:
Garrett Wilson with 4.38 speed (love this guy but he won't be available)
Chris Olave with 4.39 speed
Khalil Shakir with 4.43 speed
Skyy Moore with 4.41 speed
Jahan Dotson with 4.41 speed
Calvin Austin (great gadget player who I'd take him in rounds 3 or 4) with 4.32 speed
John Metchie with 4.5 speed
Velus Jones with 4.31 speed and great kick returner

My favorite draft selections in rounds 1 thru 3 would be:
22. Devonte Wyatt, Jordan Davis at DL, Jameson Williams at WR, or Trevor Penning at OT
28. David Ojabe at Edge, Devontae Wyatt at DL, or Trevor Penning/Bernhard Raimann at OT
53. Nik Bonito at Edge, George Pickens or Treylon Burks at WR, or Max Mitchell at OT
59. George Pickens, Christian Watson, Treylon Burks, Josh Johnson, or Kahlil Shakir at WR
92. Calvin Austin, Kahlil Shakir, or Josh Johnson at WR

For those who don't want a Wrs in Rd. 1. PFF sim.

#22 Bernhard Raimann OT Cent. Mi.
#28. Boye Mafe. ED. Minn.
#53. Nik Bonitto. Ed OKL.
#59. Justyn Ross. 4.64 @6'4 WR. Clemson
#92. Khalil Shakir. 4.43. @6' WR. Boise
#132. Lecitus Smith. G. Virginia Tech
#140. Tyreke Smith. ED. Ohio St.
#171. Tycen Anderson. S Toledo
#228. Matt Araiza P SD state
#249. Tyler Goodson. RB Iowa
#258. Lucas Krull. TE Pitts

Great!