Donte Moncrief.

[HyponGrey]

We don't have to replace James Jones because Jarrett Boykin already did that. We should look to replacing Nelson for next year like we did with Jennings (Cobb) and Jones (Boykin)

 

[ExpatPacker]

We don't have to replace James Jones because Jarrett Boykin already did that. We should look to replacing Nelson for next year like we did with Jennings (Cobb) and Jones (Boykin)

In that case the guy we might want to go for is Allen Robinson. He's not fast but he's tall and physical, good acceleration and has a good vertical. Unlikely to last past round 2 though, so if the Pack wants him it would have to be with the #53 pick.

 

[HyponGrey]

In that case the guy we might want to go for is Allen Robinson. He's not fast but he's tall and physical, good acceleration and has a good vertical. Unlikely to last past round 2 though, so if the Pack wants him it would have to be with the #53 pick.

I'm not sure Robinson isn't farther from Jordy than Moncrief is. We need a deep threat

 

[Deleted member 6794]

Moncreif? He's a non-blocking Demaryius Thomas with poor hands. Well, lazy hands may be a better way of putting it.

Moncrief had some occasional drops, but I wouldn´t go as far as to call his hands poor.

 

[Deleted member 6794]

We don't have to replace James Jones because Jarrett Boykin already did that. We should look to replacing Nelson for next year like we did with Jennings (Cobb) and Jones (Boykin)

I still think the Packers will re-sign Nelson. If the Packers look to replace Jordy though I think Martarvis Bryant would be the guy to draft.

 

[ThePerfectBeard]

I still think the Packers will re-sign Nelson. If the Packers look to replace Jordy though I think Martarvis Bryant would be the guy to draft.

Eh Bryant has questionable hands and focus. Not that the guy can replace Nelson, but I also really like Jarvis Landry as a steal. That guy has superglue in his gloves or something.

 

[ExpatPacker]

I'm not sure Robinson isn't farther from Jordy than Moncrief is. We need a deep threat

If you want a deep threat who can be physical you'd want Odell Beckham or Marquise Lee. Beckham's a 1st rounder, Lee might be there at #53.

The truly physical receiver in this bunch that has deep threat capability is Mike Evans, but he'll be long gone by #21.

Other than that, Cody Lattimer.

 

[Dylan Hoppe]

If you want a deep threat who can be physical you'd want Odell Beckham or Marquise Lee. Beckham's a 1st rounder, Lee might be there at #53.

The truly physical receiver in this bunch that has deep threat capability is Mike Evans, but he'll be long gone by #21.

Other than that, Cody Lattimer.

I honestly wouldn't want Mike Evans even if he fell to us. He would be a very bad fit character wise. Rodgers likes to spread out the ball throughout the season... Evans is the kind of guy that wants the ball on basically every down.


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[HyponGrey]

Moncrief had some occasional drops, but I wouldn´t go as far as to call his hands poor.

He's a body catcher who goes for the one handed catch at every opportunity. It's why I said "lazy hands" might be a better way of putting it.

 

[brandon2348]

Harper's not big enough to play TE either. Have to agree with HRE though that Moncrief is a different kind of player.

Yeah Niners tried to experiment with Harper as TE or H-back. Didn't work.

 

[Deleted member 6794]

Eh Bryant has questionable hands and focus.

He's a body catcher who goes for the one handed catch at every opportunity. It's why I said "lazy hands" might be a better way of putting it.

I think Bryant could be a deep threat and red zone target for the Packers. He averaged nearly 20 yards per catch last season for Clemson.

 

[HyponGrey]

I think Bryant could be a deep threat and red zone target for the Packers. He averaged nearly 20 yards per catch last season for Clemson.

I was talking about Moncrief. Bryant is ridiculously raw.

 

[Deleted member 6794]

I was talking about Moncrief.

Sorry, my bad.

Bryant is ridiculously raw.

True, he wouldn´t have to start immediately though and could develop into a reliable WR. I like his big play ability and him being able to catch back-shoulder throws. Nice red zone target as well.