Putting this together was like running a marathon. It's taken me a while, but this is the best way I can think of to make a totally realistic Packer mock.

ROUND ONE
1- 1- 1 Detroit – Matthew Stafford/QB/Georgia
1- 2- 2 St. Louis – Jason Smith/OT/Baylor
1- 3- 3 Kansas City – Aaron Curry/OLB/Wake Forest
1- 4- 4 Seattle – Michael Crabtree/WR/Texas Tech
1- 5- 5 Cleveland – Brian Orakpo/OLB/Texas
1- 6- 6 Cincinnati – Eugene Monroe/OT/Virginia
1- 7- 7 Oakland – Jeremy Maclin/WR/Missouri
1- 8- 8 Jacksonville – BJ Raji/DT/Boston College
1- 9- 9 Green Bay – Andre Smith/OT/Alabama
1-10-10 San Francisco – Mark Sanchez/QB/Southern Cal
1-11-11 Buffalo – Brandon Pettigrew/TE/Oklahoma St.
1-12-12 Denver – Tyson Jackson/DE/LSU
1-13-13 Washington – Michael Oher/OT/Ole Miss
1-14-14 New Orleans – Malcolm Jenkins/CB/Ohio St.
1-15-15 Houston – Brian Cushing/OLB/Southern Cal
1-16-16 San Diego – Knowshon Moreno/RB/Georgia
1-17-17 New York Jets – Chris Wells/RB/Ohio St.
1-18-18 Denver from Chicago – Everette Brown/OLB/Florida St.
1-19-19 Tampa Bay – Percy Harvin/WR/Florida
1-20-20 Detroit from Dallas – Evander Hood/DT/Missouri
1-21-21 Philadelphia – Eben Britton/OT/Arizona
1-22-22 Minnesota – Darrius Heyward-Bey/WR/Maryland
1-23-23 New England – Darius Butler/CB/UConn
1-24-24 Atlanta – Rey Maualuga/ILB/Southern Cal
1-25-25 Miami – Alphonso Smith/CB/Wake Forest
1-26-26 Baltimore – Hakeem Nicks/WR/North Carolina
1-27-27 Indianapolis – Peria Jerry/DT/Ole Miss
1-28-28 Philadelphia from Carolina – Sean Smith/CB-FS/Utah
1-29-29 New York Giants – James Laurinaitis/OLB/Ohio St.
1-30-30 Tennessee – Jared Cook/TE/South Carolina
1-31-31 Arizona – Connor Barwin/DE/Cincinnati
1-32-32 Pittsburgh – Alex Mack/C/Cal

ROUND TWO
2- 1-33 Detroit – Aaron Maybin/DE/Penn St.
2- 2-34 New England from Kansas City – Eric Wood/C/Louisville
2- 3-35 St. Louis – Josh Freeman/QB/Kansas St.
2- 4-36 Cleveland – Vontae Davis/CB/Illinois
2- 5-37 Seattle – William Beatty/OT/UConn
2- 6-38 Cincinnati – Donald Brown/RB/UConn
2- 7-39 Jacksonville – Brian Robiskie/WR/Ohio St.
2- 8-40 Oakland – Max Unger/C/Oregon
2- 9-41 Green Bay – Clint Sintim/OLB/Virginia
2-10-42 Buffalo – Robert Ayers/DE/Tennessee
2-11-43 San Francisco – Michael Johnson/DE/Georgia Tech
2-12-44 Miami from Washington – Kenny Britt/WR/Rutgers
2-13-45 New York Giants from New Orleans – Patrick Chung/SS/Oregon
2-14-46 Houston – Louis Delmas/FS/Western Michigan
2-15-47 New England from San Diego – Ron Brace/NT/Boston College
2-16-48 Denver – Larry English/OLB/Northern Illinois
2-17-49 Chicago – DJ Moore/CB/Vanderbilt
2-18-50 Cleveland from Tampa Bay – Casey James/TE/Rutgers
2-19-51 Dallas – Duke Robinson/OG/Oklahoma
2-20-52 New York Jets – William Moore/FS/Missouri
2-21-53 Philadelphia – Andre Brown/RB/North Carolina St.
2-22-54 Minnesota – Asher Allen/CB/Georgia
2-23-55 Atlanta – Jairus Byrd/CB/Oregon
2-24-56 Miami – Juaquin Iglesias/WR/Oklahoma
2-25-57 Baltimore – Lawrence Sidbury/DE/Richmond
2-26-58 New England – Jarron Gilbert/DE/San Jose St.
2-27-59 Carolina – Chase Coffman/TE/Missouri
2-28-60 New York Giants - Shonn Greene/RB/Iowa
2-29-61 Indianapolis – Marcus Freeman/OLB/Ohio St.
2-30-62 Tennessee – Derrick Williams/WR/Penn St.
2-31-63 Arizona – Rashad Jennings/RB/Liberty
2-32-64 Pittsburgh – Fili Moala/DT/Southern Cal

ROUND THREE
3- 1-65 Detroit – Clay Matthews/OLB/Southern Cal
3- 2-66 St. Louis – Darry Beckwith/ILB/LSU
3- 3-67 Kansas City – Herman Johnson/OG/LSU
3- 4-68 Seattle – Phil Loadholt/OT/Oklahoma
3- 5-69 Dallas from Cleveland – Tyrone McKenzie/OLB/South Florida
3- 6-70 Cincinnati – Mike Thomas/WR/Ole Miss
3- 7-71 Oakland – Sherod Martin/CB/Troy
3- 8-72 Jacksonville – Javon Ringer/RB/Michigan St.
3- 9-73 Green Bay – Jason Williams/OLB/Western Illinois
3-10-74 San Francisco – Darcel McBath/FS/Texas Tech
3-11-75 Buffalo – Rashad Johnson/SS/Alabama
3-12-76 New York Jets from New Orleans – Cornelius Ingram/TE/Florida
3-13-77 Houston – Mike Mickens/CB/Cincinnati
3-14-78 San Diego – Kraig Urbik/OG/Wisconsin
3-15-79 Denver – Chip Vaughn/FS/Wake Forest
3-16-80 Washington – Keenan Lewis/CB/Oregon St.
3-17-81 Tampa Bay – Sen’Derrick Marks/DT/Auburn
3-18-82 Detroit from Dallas – Paul Kruger/DE/Utah
3-19-83 Green Bay from New York Jets – Gerald Cadogan/OT/Penn St.
3-20-84 Denver from Chicago – Louis Murphy/WR/Florida
3-21-85 Philadelphia – Shawn Nelson/TE/Southern Miss
3-22-86 Minnesota – Antoine Caldwell/C/Alabama
3-23-87 Miami – Andy Levitre/OG/Oregon St.
3-24-88 Baltimore – Jasper Brinkley/ILB/South Carolina
3-25-89 New England – Jamon Meredith/OT/South Carolina
3-26-90 Atlanta – Mohamed Massaquoi/WR/Georgia
3-27-91 New York Giants – Travis Beckum/TE/Wisconsin
3-28-92 Indianapolis – Troy Kropog/OT/Tulane
3-29-93 Carolina – Pat White/QB/West Virginia
3-30-94 Tennessee – Dorell Scott/DT/Clemson
3-31-95 Arizona – Jonathan Luigs/C/Arkansas
3-32-96 Pittsburgh – David Bruton/FS/Notre Dame
3-33-97 New England (Compensatory Selection) – Kevin Barnes/CB/Maryland
3-34-98 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection) – Alex Magee/DT/Purdue
3-35-99 Chicago (Compensatory Selection) – Kevin Ogeltree/WR/Virginia
3-36-100 New York Giants (Compensatory Selection) – DeAngelo Smith/CB/Cincinnati

ROUND FOUR
4- 1-101 Dallas from Detroit – TJ Lang/OG/Eastern Michigan
4- 2-102 Kansas City – Cedric Peerman/RB/Virginia
4- 3-103 St. Louis - Brandon Tate/WR/North Carolina
4- 4-104 Cleveland – Victor Harris/CB/Virginia Tech
4- 5-105 Seattle – Stephen McGee/QB/Seattle
4- 6-106 Cincinnati – Dannell Ellerbe/OLB/Georgia
4- 7-107 Jacksonville – Fenuki Tupoi/OT/Oregon
4- 8-108 Miami from Oakland – Cody Brown/OLB/UConn
4- 9-109 Green Bay – Ramses Barden/WR/Cal-Poly
4-10-110 Buffalo – Michael Hamlin/SS/Clemson
4-11-111 San Francisco – David Veikune/DE/Hawaii
4-12-112 Houston – Lardarius Webb/CB/Nicholls St.
4-13-113 San Diego – Gerald McRath/ILB/Southern Miss
4-14-114 Denver – Ricky Jean-Francois/DE/LSU
4-15-115 New York Jets from Washington – Coye Francies/CB/San Jose St.
4-16-116 New Orleans – C.J. Spillman/FS/Marshall
4-17-117 Dallas – Austin Collie/WR/BYU
4-18-118 New Orleans from New York Jets – Sebastian Vollmer/OT/Houston
4-19-119 Chicago – Mitch King/DT/Iowa
4-20-120 Tampa Bay – Jarrett Dillard/WR/Rice
4-21-121 Philadelphia – Richard Quinn/TE/North Carolina
4-22-122 Houston from Minnesota – Jonathan Casillas/OLB/Wisconsin
4-23-123 Baltimore – Christopher Owens/CB/San Jose St.
4-24-124 New England – Kyle Moore/DE/Southern Cal
4-25-125 Atlanta – Zack Follett/OLB/Cal
4-26-126 Oakland from Miami – Trevor Canfield/OT/Cincinnati
4-27-127 Indianapolis – Brandon Hughes/CB/Oregon St.
4-28-128 Carolina – A.Q. Shipley/C/Penn St.
4-29-129 New York Giants – Chris Clemons/FS/Clemson
4-30-130 Tennessee – Bradley Fletcher/CB/Iowa
4-31-131 Arizona – Glen Coffee/RB/Alabama
4-32-132 Pittsburgh – Jason Watkins/OT/Florida
4-33-133 San Diego (Compensatory Selection) – Xavier Fulton/OT/Illinois
4-34-134 San Diego (Compensatory Selection) – Corvey Irvin/DT/Georgia
4-35-135 Tennessee (Compensatory Selection) – Patrick Turner/WR/Southern Cal
4-36-136 Indianapolis (Compensatory Selection) – Kenny McKinley/WR/South Carolina

ROUND FIVE
5- 1-137 Seattle from Detroit – Anthony Hill/TE/North Carolina St.
5- 2-138 St. Louis – Tyronne Greene/OG/Auburn
5- 3-139 Kansas City – Courtney Greene/SS/Rutgers
5- 4-140 Denver from Seattle – Matt Shaughnessy/DE/Wisconsin
5- 5-141 Philadelphia from Cleveland – Joel Bell/OT/Furman
5- 6-142 Cincinnati – Jason Phillips/ILB/TCU
5- 7-143 Atlanta from Oakland – Scott McKillop/ILB/Pittsburgh
5- 8-144 Jacksonville – Rhett Bomar/QB/Sam Houston St.
5- 9-145 Green Bay – Tony Fiammetta/FB/Syracuse
5-10-146 San Francisco – Johnny Knox/WR/Abilene Christian
5-11-147 Buffalo – Brandon Williams/DE/Texas Tech
5-12-148 San Diego – Augustus Parrish/OG/Kent St.
5-13-149 Chicago from Denver – Kaluka Maiava/OLB/Southern Cal
5-14-150 Washington – Mike Wallace/WR/Ole Miss
5-15-151 New York Giants from New Orleans – Frantz Joseph/ILB/Florida Atlantic
5-16-152 Houston – Brandon Gibson/WR/Washington St.
5-17-153 Philadelphia from New York Jets – Mike Goodson/RB/Texas A&M
5-18-154 Chicago – Sammie Lee Hill/DT/Stillman
5-19-155 Tampa Bay – Nic Harris/SS-OLB/Oklahoma
5-20-156 Dallas – Jaimie Thomas/OT/Maryland
5-21-157 Philadelphia – Louie Sakoda/K/Utah
5-22-158 Minnesota – Morgan Trent/CB/Michigan
5-23-159 Philadelphia from New England – Derek Pagues/SS/Miss. St.
5-24-160 Atlanta – Terrance Taylor/NT/Michigan
5-25-161 Miami – Cameron Morrah/TE/Cal
5-26-162 Baltimore – Lee Robinson/OLB/Alcorn St.
5-27-163 Carolina – Michael Bennett/DE/Texas A&M
5-28-164 New York Giants – James Davis/RB/Clemson
5-29-165 Indianapolis – Donald Washington/CB/Ohio St.
5-30-166 Dallas from Tennessee – Darius Passmore/WR/Marshall
5-31-167 Arizona – Dan Gronkowski/TE/Maryland
5-32-168 Pittsburgh – Brandon Underwood/FS/Cincinnati
5-33-169 Pittsburgh (Compensatory Selection) – Roger Allen/OG/Missouri Western
5-34-170 New England (Compensatory Selection) – Cary Harris/CB/Southern Cal
5-35-171 San Francisco (Compensatory Selection) – Alex Boone/OT/Ohio St.
5-36-172 Dallas (Compensatory Selection) – Aaron Kelly/WR/Clemson
5-37-173 Tennessee (Compensatory Selection) – Andrew Gardner/OT/Georgia Tech

ROUND SIX
6- 1-174 Detroit – Antonio Appleby/ILB/Virginia
6- 2-175 Kansas City – Dominique Edison/WR/Stephen F Austin
6- 3-176 St. Louis – Otis Wiley/SS/Michigan St.
6- 4-177 Cleveland – Zach Potter/DE/Nebraska
6- 5-178 Seattle – Quan Crosby/WR/Texas
6- 6-179 Cincinnati – John Phillips/TE/Virginia
6- 7-180 Jacksonville – Chris Baker/DT/Hampton
6- 8-181 Miami from Oakland – Edwin Williams/C/Maryland
6- 9-182 Green Bay – Terrance Knighton/NT/Temple
6-10-183 Buffalo – Javarris Williams/RB/Tennessee St.
6-11-184 San Francisco – Clinton McDonald/DT/Memphis
6-12-185 Denver – Lydon Murtha/OT/Nebraska
6-13-186 Washington – Ian Johnson/RB/Boise St.
6-14-187 Green Bay from New Orleans – Devin Moore/RB/Wyoming
6-15-188 Houston – Quinn Johnson/FB/LSU
6-16-189 San Diego – Cornelius Lewis/OT/Tennessee St.
6-17-190 Chicago - Henry Melton/DE/Texas
6-18-191 Tampa Bay – Joe Burnett/CB/Central Florida
6-19-192 Detroit from Dallas – DeAndre Levy/OLB/Wisconsin
6-20-193 New York Jets – Andy Kemp/OG/Wisconsin
6-21-194 Philadelphia – Nick Reed/OLB/Oregon
6-22-195 Philadelphia from Minnesota – Roy Miller/DT/Texas
6-23-196 Atlanta – Deon Butler/WR/Penn St.
6-24-197 Dallas from Miami – Tom Brandaster/QB/Fresno St.
6-25-198 Baltimore – Demetrius Byrd/WR/LSU
6-26-199 New England – Lendy Holmes/FS/Oklahoma
6-27-200 New York Giants – Brian Hartline/WR/Ohio St.
6-28-201 Indianapolis – Corey Smith/OLB/Cincinnati
6-29-202 Carolina – Hunter Cantwell/QB/Louisville
6-30-203 Tennessee – Cecil Newton/C/Tennessee St.
6-31-204 Arizona – Conredge Collins/FB/Pittsburgh
6-32-205 Pittsburgh – Garrett Reynolds/OT/North Carolina
6-33-206 Tennessee (Compensatory Selection) – Ra’Shon Harris/DT/Oregon
6-34-207 New England (Compensatory Selection) – Captain Munnerlyn/CB/South Carolina
6-35-208 Dallas (Compensatory Selection) – Orion Martin/OLB/Virginia Tech
6-36-209 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection) – Bear Pascoe/TE/Fresno St.

ROUND SEVEN
7- 1-210 Dallas from Detroit – Pannel Egboh/DE/Stanford
7- 2-211 St. Louis – Tiquan Underwood/WR/Rutgers
7- 3-212 Kansas City – Ramon Foster/OT/Tennessee
7- 4-213 Seattle – Victor Butler/OLB/Oregon St.
7- 5-214 Miami from Cleveland – Worrell Williams/ILB/Cal
7- 6-215 Cincinnati – Brice McCain/CB/Utah
7- 7-216 Oakland – Robert Brewster/OT/Ball St.
7- 8-217 Tampa Bay from Jacksonville – Will Johnson/DE/Michigan
7- 9-218 Green Bay – Everette Pedescleaux/DE/Northern Illinois
7-10-219 San Francisco – Marcus McClinton/SS/Kentucky
7-11-220 Buffalo – Mike Reilly/QB/Central Washington
7-12-221 Minnesota from Washington – Derek Walker/DE/Illinois
7-13-222 New Orleans – Jeremiah Johnson/RB/Oregon
7-14-223 Houston – Anthony Parker/OG/Tennessee
7-15-224 San Diego – Greg Toler/CB/St. Pauls
7-16-225 Denver – Aaron Brown/RB/TCU
7-17-226 Pittsburgh from Tampa Bay – Ryan Walters/FS/Colorado
7-18-227 Dallas – Bruce Johnson/CB/Miami
7-19-228 New York Jets – Robert Francois/OLB/Boston College
7-20-229 Tampa Bay from Chicago – Sammie Stroughter/WR/Oregon St.
7-21-230 Philadelphia – Ryan Purvis/TE/Boston College
7-22-231 Minnesota – Josh Mauga/ILB/Nevada
7-23-232 Jacksonville from Miami – Kyle Link/OT/McNeese St.
7-24-233 Tampa Bay from Baltimore – Jamarko Simmons/WR/Western Michigan
7-25-234 New England – Arian Foster/RB/Tennessee
7-26-235 Denver from Atlanta – Blake Schlueter/C/TCU
7-27-236 Indianapolis – Reshard Langford/SS/Vanderbilt
7-28-237 Miami from Carolina – Graham Harrell/QB/Texas Tech
7-29-238 New York Giants – Al Afalava/S/Oregon St.
7-30-239 Tennessee – Don Carey/CB/Norfolk St.
7-31-240 Arizona – Greg Isdaner/OG/West Virginia
7-32-241 Pittsburgh – Dallas Reynolds/C/BYU
7-33-242 Tennessee (Compensatory Selection) – Jeremy Childs/WR/Boise St.
7-34-243 Washington (Compensatory Selection) – Graham Gano/P/Florida St.
7-35-244 San Francisco (Compensatory Selection) – Ian Campbell/DE/Kansas St.
7-36-245 Seattle (Compensatory Selection) – Brannan Southerland/FB/Georgia
7-37-246 Chicago (Compensatory Selection) – Andrew Means/WR/Indiana
7-38-247 Seattle (Compensatory Selection) – Nader Abdallah/DT/Ohio St.
7-39-248 Seattle (Compensatory Selection) – Jared Bronson/TE/Central Washington
7-40-249 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection) – Stanley Arnoux/ILB/Wake Forest
7-41-250 Jacksonville (Compensatory Selection) – Brandon Walker/OG/Oklahoma
7-42-251 Chicago (Compensatory Selection) – Daryl Richard/DT/Georgia Tech
7-43-252 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection) – Ray Feinga/OG/BYU
7-44-253 Jacksonville (Compensatory Selection) – Travis Bright/OG/BYU
7-45-254 Arizona (Compensatory Selection) – Eron Riley/WR/Duke
7-46-255 Detroit (Compensatory Selection) – Jon Cooper/C/Oklahoma
7-47-256 Kansas City (Compensatory Selection) – Chris Ogbonnaya/RB/Texas

For the Packers that means:

1) Andre Smith/OT/Alabama
- Has some question marks but if you put on the tape the guy can play
2) Clint Sintim/OLB/Virginia
- Pure pass rusher that has everything you look for in a 34 OLB
3) Jason Williams/OLB/Western Illinois
- Rising talent with the raw ability to be very good
3) (f/NYJ) Gerald Cadogan/OT/Penn St.
- Solid technician who could either play inside or at RT
4) Ramses Barden/WR/Cal-Poly
- Huge target who will help improve our redzone offense
5) Tony Fiammetta/FB/Syracuse
- Hard hitting FB who is raw but has a lot of talent
6) Terrance Knighton/NT/Temple
- Big body NT who is strong at the POA
6) (f/NO) Devin Moore/RB/Wyoming
- Very speedy back who also brings ability in the return game
7) Everette Pedescleaux/DE/Northern Iowa
- Big athletic End who has potential to be very good

Bravo! Kudos. Personally I've never been able to compile more than 3 rounds. I tip my hat to you.

The only way to do a true projection is to do all the picks. You can't just sit down and pick the 10 guys the Packers might take w/o figuring how all the other dominos fall in front of them.

While I like to two early picks at OT I don't see them spending two high picks on linebackers, I think its already a numbers crunch, unless someone on the current roster is getting traded. Love the Barden pick.

I really applaud the effort and like the Packers' draft, but I think the value board you are using is all over the map. It's a nearly impossible task though, so I give you credit.

LTFF,

I have not yet gone through the entire draft you posted (I may later if I have a chance), but I did quickly scan it for one of my favorite players who seems to be missing. Do you feel that Nate Davis QB Ball State is not a draft-worthy prospect? I really like Davis, and I actually have him ranked as my #3 QB in this draft. Early in the year I had him as a possible 1st round pick, but he struggled down the stretch (specifically the last 2 games) which hurt his stock. Was his omission an oversight, or do you really think guys like Mike Reilly and Hunter Cantwell are better NFL prospects than Davis? I'm just curious because I think you have demonstrated a great deal of knowlege regarding draft prospects, and Davis happens to be a guy I really like despite his somewhat negative standing among various draftniks.

I don't care who got what player that's a lot of effort.

Great effort in trying to slot in every teams choices.

I fully understand your pick at #9. I'm not certain I agree with it completely, but it is a roll of the dice to try at greatness.

I do not understand the thinking of two OLBs after that. We have so many potential OLBs already, that this seems counter-productive - one I understand, but not two this early. I'd prefer either NT Ron Brace or DE Jarron Gilbert at #41. Alternatively, if you wish to keep Sintim, you could go OT Cadogan at #73 and DE/NT Dorrell Scott at 83. Following this scenario, you could take advantage of only having taken one OLB so far, by snapping up Veikune who is still on the board in round four when we draft.

Thanks guys! Yeah putting together 7 rounds is like a marathon so some guys get left out. For example, I got the through the entire thing and realized that Clay Matthews hadn't been picked anywhere. That took some retooling and switching guys around. Once you get into the 6th round, you're really just taking the top guy off your board.

I knew the 2 LB question would come up. It's all about value. Sintim is the best value at 41, no question in my mind. When you look at the board at 73 though, that's when it gets a little hazy. There isn't a player that's really a great value there IMO, so you take a player with the most upside. Williams has as much potential to be great as any player picked after him.

As for Nate Davis, I'm really not a big fan at all. I have him as the 9th best QB in the draft. He doesn't have great size first off. I know he's listed at 225ish but I look at him and he's not built like a 225 QB...Aaron Rodgers is listed at 220 but he looks bigger than Davis. He'll definitely need to add some muscle. Then there's the documented learning disability issue...I realize he's made it this far with it and I applaud him for that, but if there's any position in football you don't want a guy to have a learning disability, it's at QB. Supposedly his interviews at the combine didn't go so well. Throw in the fact that he'll have to make adjustments playing under center and learning a much different pro style offense (which many have to do obviously but that's always a big question mark)...and supposedly he's fought changing his throwing motion in the past. That's something NFL coaches will want to change immediately so how is he going to react? Seems like Quincy Carter 2.0...as talented as any QB in the NFL but doesn't have it upstairs to be the man. I hope I'm wrong and I hope the guy has a great NFL career but 1 team showed up to his pro day (the Colts who don't need a QB) so I can't imagine he'll get a call on draft day.

Like I said though, when you get into the late rounds with this stuff, you're basically taking the top guy off the board so you could probably substitute Davis for any of the late round QBs and it wouldn't matter!

LongTime FootballFan, kudos to you sir. Truly an epic work of research and thought. I am hesitant to offer any counter arguments- but I'll do it anyway.

I'd prefer a "change of pace" WR rather than another tall WR. Someone along the lines of Steve Smith (Carolina), a WR that is shifty and gets separation because of his sudden moves. Again, Patty started me thinking about this. I am now a total proponent.

Also, I'd perfer a punter that can stabilize the position in the late rounds, rather than taking a flier on another player.

There- those are my major objections, because, quite simply, I really like your picks for the Packers. Again, sir, kudos and more kudos. You have earned them.

Wow, you are a bolder man than I! That had to have been exceedingly time consuming! If Clay Matthews is the only player you overlooked, that is amazing!!

That would be awesome... I have like Barden for some time, he is quie fast for 6-6 and on grass I think he just works with GB, pluss TT usually will not go without at least on receiver. Andre Smith, I could get use too, he has the tools and potential to be a #1 overall, just a little pumping on the work ethic. Part of me is glad it is not Jackson...

and I do it the hard way by calling contacts I have in every NFL city.

Good piece of work and while some of the selections you made do not make sense I can say that in the real draft some of the selections made by teams do not make sense either.

May I ask you how long it took to compile this. I usually spend about 15 hours over a weeks time doing a mock draft. About 1 round per day.

Again this was an effort appreciated by most. Good effort

fair play to you, i wonder when you last seen your wife though? that is if you are marrried

This surprisingly didn't take me that long. I've been compiling names and reading profiles for a while for a giant big board...I can't tell you how entirely accurate that board is because obviously I haven't seen all 400 guys play, so I'm forced to trust multiple draft outlets. The big board is what took me the longest, that's been going on for several weeks, just here and there for a couple hours at a time. I usually get Fridays off of work so in the mornings and after lunch I find some time to work on this stuff.

I wanted to do a Packer mock draft but be able to justify why/how player A would be available to us in round 2 or whatever. So I did rounds 1 and 2. That took a couple hours of thought and looking at team needs and stuff. Then another day I did 3 and 4. Then just the other day I finished 5, 6 and 7. Surprisingly, the late rounds are the hardest because you have to keep looking back and making sure you didn't just give the Buffalo Bills 5 RBs or whatever. But overall it took me about 4 or 5 days of off and on work. And yes I still made time to spend time with my girlfriend and celebrate my fathers birthday!

I like your mock and Green Bay's selection. I would say that Quinn from NC would be selected at rd.4 vs another wr. Otherwise seems pretty good.
Well done!