Defensive Ends (Defensive Linemen): Here’s the seventh of a series of articles and first for the defense, looking specifically at the NFL combine and the Packers’ drafting tendencies. (Read here for the rationale for this series, here for quarterbacks, here for running backs, here for wide receivers, here for tight ends, here for offensive tackles and here for offensive interior linemen).
Packers NFL Draft Analysis
Breaking Down the Green Bay Packers 2010 NFL Draft Picks
If you’re looking for a straight-to-the-point, no-nonsense breakdown of each Green Bay Packer draft choice, I have just the article for you. Written by guest author Pigskin Paul, this synopsis will give you the key points you need to know about each new player. Enjoy!
New Green Bay Packer Clay Matthews: Is He Worth It?
Now that draft euphoria was worn off, let’s meet the Packers’ second first-round pick: Clay Matthews III didn’t start as a 166-pound linebacker his Junior year in High School, even with his father as his coach.
Packers’ Ted Thompson Rocks Green Bay’s World
The Green Bay Packers, after seeing B.J. Raji fall into their laps (and turning their backs on Michael Crabtree), pulled a rare move up the draft board. Ted Thompson traded the Packers’ second-round pick and both their third-round picks for New England’s first rounder (26th overall) and a fifth-round selection.