He is often overlooked when discussions of great Green Bay Packers of the past take place. Perhaps it’s because he only played 8 seasons or perhaps it’s because he was unlucky enough to play on some, shall we say, less than great teams. Whatever the reason and whatever the discussion, one thing is true, Bobby Dillon sits atop the Packers list of all time interceptors with 52. As previously mentioned, he garnered those picks over just 8 seasons. Three times he had as many a

After day 1 of the NFL Draft, here is a list from my Draft Board, of the best players still available: Derrius Guice (19), RB, LSU Harold Landry (20), Edge, Boston College Josh Jackson (23), CB, Iowa Maurice Hurst (27), DT, Michigan Connor Williams (28), OT, Texas Will Hernandez (30), G, UTEP James Daniels (32), G/C, Iowa Courtland Sutton (33), WR, SMU Isaiah Oliver (34), CB, Colorado Ronald Jones (36), RB, USC Ronnie Harrison (38), S, Alabama Dallas Goedert (39), TE, South D

Here is a brief look, position-by-position, at the 2018 NFL Draft. After each player’s name you will see a number in brackets – this indicates where the player is ranked on my draft board. So, for example, RB Saquon Barkley (1) is the number one i.e. top rated player on my board. My board rankings are based on where I think a player should get selected for a team to get value for that player – i.e. the best available player approach. It is not an indication of where I think a

Trading Up in the 1st Round The Packers pick 14th overall in the first round, but what if they want to trade up to get a player? Here’s an estimation of what the Packers may need to give up to get to a higher position in this year’s first round: Trading Down in the 1st Round If the Packers elect to trade down from the14th overall pick in the first round, here’s an estimation of what the Packers may get in return: Note: I used my own draft trade value chart to create the above

With Jerry Kramer’s 2018 induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the greatest perceived injustice in the Hall’s 55 year existence came to an end. There remains, however, a number of Green Bay Packers who at the very least deserve to have their case for induction heard (and voted upon) by the Hall of Fame voters. Here is my list of the Top 10 such Packers….it should be noted that the order is simply my view of the most deserving – it isn’t an indication of who is most li