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2022 Draft #34 Christian Watson
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<blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 982446" data-attributes="member: 13032"><p>Thanks for the research. I'm hard pressed to say there's anyone on that list is a "must have" or an impact player. Permian and Schuster-Smith are possibilities to replace Watkins, but they're not superstar WRs.</p><p></p><p>As some others have written, Watson and Doubs should be a potent one-two punch next year. I'd rather the Packers drafted TE Mayer from ND, who looks to be an impact player. I don't think Lazard has shown himself to be more than $7-8 mil/year - but I felt the same way about MVS and he's doing very well in KC as far as I can see.</p><p></p><p>If they can keep Rodgers and spend in FA then it might make more sense to draft Mayer and add a solid OT in FA. Although I admit, I thought Bakhtiari was done, but he hasn't been playing that way. The other need is for a S, assuming they keep Amos and dump Savage.</p><p></p><p>That's all to say that if Rodgers stays, this looks like a good team next year. They need to remake their defensive coaching, starting at the top. I still think it's a talented D, like top 10. They need better coaching, a Safety, and continued improvement from Walker and Wyatt (although Walker has looked very good this year). And every team can always use another good DT.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Heyjoe4, post: 982446, member: 13032"] Thanks for the research. I'm hard pressed to say there's anyone on that list is a "must have" or an impact player. Permian and Schuster-Smith are possibilities to replace Watkins, but they're not superstar WRs. As some others have written, Watson and Doubs should be a potent one-two punch next year. I'd rather the Packers drafted TE Mayer from ND, who looks to be an impact player. I don't think Lazard has shown himself to be more than $7-8 mil/year - but I felt the same way about MVS and he's doing very well in KC as far as I can see. If they can keep Rodgers and spend in FA then it might make more sense to draft Mayer and add a solid OT in FA. Although I admit, I thought Bakhtiari was done, but he hasn't been playing that way. The other need is for a S, assuming they keep Amos and dump Savage. That's all to say that if Rodgers stays, this looks like a good team next year. They need to remake their defensive coaching, starting at the top. I still think it's a talented D, like top 10. They need better coaching, a Safety, and continued improvement from Walker and Wyatt (although Walker has looked very good this year). And every team can always use another good DT. [/QUOTE]
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