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Top 20 Day Two Targets for the Green Bay Packers: 2013 NFL Draft

2013 NFL Draft
Johnathan Franklin, RB USC – My top choice, tough, hard worker, smart, good citizen
Le’Veon Bell, RB, Michigan State – Ryan Grant in his prime with some moves and the ability to block
JJ Wilcox, S, Georgia Southern – Nick Collins II?
Jonathan Cyprien, S Florida Int’l – Over hyped by fans, but still the #4-5 safety in the draft.
Philip Thomas, S Fresno State – Instictual ball hawk, good tackler.
Kevin Minter, ILB LSU – Tough as nails, on-field leader.
Khaseem Greene, ILB, Rutgers – Plays with abandon ala CM3… But he’s not CM3.
Robert Woods, WR, USC – Good fit for the Packers
Stedman Bailey, WR, West Virginia – Even better fit for the Packers
Quinton Patton, WR, Louisiana Tech – Greg Jennings II?
Ryan Swope, WR Texas A&M – 4.34 at the Combine, but doesn’t look it on the field.
Dwayne Gratz, CB, Connecticut – This year’s Casey Hayward
David Amerson, CB, N. C. State – Cornerback or Safety?
Brandon Williams, DT, Missouri Southern – Boy can he move for a big guy…
Jamie Collins, OLB, Southern Mississippi – Day two 3-4OLB most likely to have very good career.
Barret Jones, OL, Alabama – Solid, versatile, Packers’ type of guy.
Brian Schwenke, C, CAL – Looks like a perfect ZBS center…
David Quessenberry, OL, San Jose State – my favorite “all-purpose” OL. Can play any position on the line.
Green Bay Packers NFL Draft prospect profile: RB Rex Burkhead
Imagine you’re a student and you have a practical exam coming up; in this test you’re asked to perform a specific skill and the instructors will not only be grading you for your ability to conceptualize what you are doing and why but to also that you can put it all together and actually get some results. I’ve been tested this way dozens of times as a undergraduate and graduate student and I can safely say that just because you know what you are doing and why doesn’t always mean you can do it in real life.













