The Too Soon 2021 NFL Draft Thread

Plot twist:

Packers lose in the NFC Title game.. Rodgers is released, he's our QB1 next yr

Or they lose to the Rams this week and Rodgers demands a release or trade because he's sick of playing on a trash offense with no help! :laughing2

I can't see the Packers losing unless the Rams can stifle Adams. He's on fire especially late in the season.

I doubt they would let Rodgers go while he and Adams are peaking. Maybe after the 21-22 season, especially if there's a drop off.

But yes, if we was available, like Stafford, I'd love him as a bridge QB for 2-4 years.

I don't see the (presumptive) league MVP leaving his team in the same off-season.

I can get on board with the Stafford talk but lets be real, Rodgers isn't going anywhere.

I can't see the Packers losing unless the Rams can stifle Adams. He's on fire especially late in the season.

I doubt they would let Rodgers go while he and Adams are peaking. Maybe after the 21-22 season, especially if there's a drop off.

But yes, if we was available, like Stafford, I'd love him as a bridge QB for 2-4 years.

Ramsey is a legit CB, I won't be surprised if he stays on Adams entire game.

Legit yes, able to shutdown Adams, not so sure.

The mock draft talk for the next 4 months is going to be brutal.. 🤦

Are you ready to hear my trade scenario on how we move up to no 1 to draft T Law?

Ty Law? :D

Are you ready to hear my trade scenario on how we move up to no 1 to draft T Law?

Yes, let's hear it.

Legit yes, able to shutdown Adams, not so sure.

I think Ramsey can do it but it will be tough. It will be fun to watch them playing.

Are you ready to hear my trade scenario on how we move up to no 1 to draft T Law?

The way I see it, moving from 19 to 1 this year would require us to part with our entire draft this year, plus our first rounders from 2022-2024.

But it won't matter because T Law will have us in the Super Bowl every year.