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****OFFICIAL**** Green Bay Packers Draft Thread (1 Viewer)
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Kleck.
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http://nevadawolfpack.cstv.com/sports/m-fo...oll_tony00.html
Nevada 2004: Was switched to offensive line in the spring and is expected to make an impact as a starting tackle in 2005. Started two games in 2004 as the second tight end and played in all 12. Caught five balls for 40 yards and two touchdowns, a four yarder vs. Sac State and a five yarder vs. Tulsa. His long was a 21-yarder vs. Buffalo and added an 11-yard reception vs. Boise State.
2003: Started in 11 games in 2003 and had 67 yards on six catches. He also caught two touchdowns which tied him with six other receivers for most TD's for a receiver. Best game was against San Jose State with three catches for 37 yards.
Nevada 2002: Played as a back up tight end and special teams player.
Nevada 2001: Red-shirted. Was voted Most Improved Offensive Lineman/Tight End in 2002 spring practice.
High School: A versatile athlete for his size, was a three-sport athlete for four years at Sonoma Valley High School. He was selected first-team, all-league at defensive end and at tight end, in addition to being named All-Redwood Empire at defensive end. As well as being an accomplished athlete, Tony received the "Press Democrat Youth Service Award" scholarship for outstanding Sonoma County High seniors. Tony's dad coached former Wolf Pack great Mark McVeigh.
Personal: Born 8/23/83. Parents are Glenn and Gina Moll. Majoring in Secondary Education.
Year GP/S Catches Yards TD's
2001 Red-shirted
2002 8/0 0 0 0
2003 11/11 6 67 2
2004 12/2 5 40 2
Totals 31/13 11 107 4
Nevada 2004: Was switched to offensive line in the spring and is expected to make an impact as a starting tackle in 2005. Started two games in 2004 as the second tight end and played in all 12. Caught five balls for 40 yards and two touchdowns, a four yarder vs. Sac State and a five yarder vs. Tulsa. His long was a 21-yarder vs. Buffalo and added an 11-yard reception vs. Boise State.
2003: Started in 11 games in 2003 and had 67 yards on six catches. He also caught two touchdowns which tied him with six other receivers for most TD's for a receiver. Best game was against San Jose State with three catches for 37 yards.
Nevada 2002: Played as a back up tight end and special teams player.
Nevada 2001: Red-shirted. Was voted Most Improved Offensive Lineman/Tight End in 2002 spring practice.
High School: A versatile athlete for his size, was a three-sport athlete for four years at Sonoma Valley High School. He was selected first-team, all-league at defensive end and at tight end, in addition to being named All-Redwood Empire at defensive end. As well as being an accomplished athlete, Tony received the "Press Democrat Youth Service Award" scholarship for outstanding Sonoma County High seniors. Tony's dad coached former Wolf Pack great Mark McVeigh.
Personal: Born 8/23/83. Parents are Glenn and Gina Moll. Majoring in Secondary Education.
Year GP/S Catches Yards TD's
2001 Red-shirted
2002 8/0 0 0 0
2003 11/11 6 67 2
2004 12/2 5 40 2
Totals 31/13 11 107 4
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trader jake
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moll sounds like another character guy...the trend continues 
i also like the fact that the packers are going with overall talent and position flexability with a large number of their picks over specific positional need drafting
i also like the fact that the packers are going with overall talent and position flexability with a large number of their picks over specific positional need drafting
Absolute steal- this kid can play and will have a solid mentor in C-Wood.
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trader jake
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tony moll's draft info is a little light at NFL.com 
Billy1x
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Height: 6-foot-4Weight: 285 pounds
Class Year: Sr
Experience: 3V
High School: Sonoma
Hometown: Sonoma, CA
Gil Brandt:
Undersized
Very athletic
Converted TE
Cowboys & Packers sent people to evaluate him
rgj.com
Moll was never going to be on the NFL radar as a tight end, but he is getting attention as a tackle now.
"I am more conservative than most, but he is definitely getting strong second-day consideration," said Jim Grogan, one of Moll's Reno-based agents. "The scouts love his feet and how well he moves and his overall athleticism. What's big for him right now is his size and strength and being able to hold that."
Moll weighed in at 310 pounds for both pro days. During the first one, he ran a 5.1 40-yard dash, an impressive time for an offensive lineman. He was bothered by a tight hamstring last week and ran a 5.27.
The Dallas Cowboys sent assistant head coach and offensive line coach Tony Sparano to Reno recently to give Moll a private workout. The tackle is set to visit Green Bay on Tuesday and he will then head to San Diego next week.
Moll, who grew up as a "die-hard 49ers fan" just outside of the Bay Area, said it was "surreal" to workout for San Francisco rival Dallas.
"The Cowboys were the first to come in and show interest and I called my parents and said 'Hey, the Cowboys are coming out,'" he said. "They were just like, 'Oh, that's great, I guess.' But I'll play for anyone. I just want my chance."
Both agents said the hardest part for their clients will be the next four weeks, which is more of a waiting game than anything else. Most NFL scouts have done the bulk of their research and will spend this month solidifying their draft boards and prioritizing needs.
"We'll learn more over the next two weeks what these guys are thinking," Grogan said.
Said Miller: "This is the big waiting game now."
Crimedogg32
Footballguy
Jolly good pick boys
Billy1x
Footballguy
Big Score
Footballguy
So far, Thompson's Walker trade has netted the Pack;
Daryn Colledge - OT
Will Blackmon - WR
Ingle Martin - QB
Johnny Jolly - DT
16th pick in the 6th #185
Daryn Colledge - OT
Will Blackmon - WR
Ingle Martin - QB
Johnny Jolly - DT
16th pick in the 6th #185
Crimedogg32
Footballguy
Dang I really wanted them to pick Greg Eslinger. He would be such a good fit for the system
Jolly Good puts the pop in Wisconsin Tyrone Culver: He is an agile, experienced defender with make it grade and the athletic ability to surprise in the right scheme. He can be a quality special teams performer and has enough tools and potential to get some notice on latter part of Day 2.
Pros: Culver is a playmaker who is instinctive and shows the athleticism of a cornerback in coverage. He is a good free safety prospect with sure tackling skills and intangibles to develop quickly as a pro. His fine instincts and coverage skills may warrant a late round selection. He has good explosion. He is reliable in the deep patrol and is seldom ever beaten. He is aggressive as a tackler and has fine intangibles. He has fine consistency and is fairly physical and tough.
Cons: He was mainly a zone free safety, but he has the athletic frame and skills that are more like a cornerback. He is not the most instinctive deep defender. His feet are good and quick, though he lacks the flex in his hips to turn easily and can lose a step coming out of his breaks. He has a tendency to play it safe and doesn’t make as many plays on the ball as you would want for a free safety. He needs to show more consistent awareness and improve his ball skills.
Numbers: Did not attend the NFL Combine. At the Fresno State pro day, he was timed at 4.63 and 4.60 seconds in the 40-yard dash. He had a 39” vertical jump and a 10’9” broad jump, a 4.35 short shuttle, and a 7.25 three-cone drill. He did 23 reps in the 225-pound bench press.
Pros: Culver is a playmaker who is instinctive and shows the athleticism of a cornerback in coverage. He is a good free safety prospect with sure tackling skills and intangibles to develop quickly as a pro. His fine instincts and coverage skills may warrant a late round selection. He has good explosion. He is reliable in the deep patrol and is seldom ever beaten. He is aggressive as a tackler and has fine intangibles. He has fine consistency and is fairly physical and tough.
Cons: He was mainly a zone free safety, but he has the athletic frame and skills that are more like a cornerback. He is not the most instinctive deep defender. His feet are good and quick, though he lacks the flex in his hips to turn easily and can lose a step coming out of his breaks. He has a tendency to play it safe and doesn’t make as many plays on the ball as you would want for a free safety. He needs to show more consistent awareness and improve his ball skills.
Numbers: Did not attend the NFL Combine. At the Fresno State pro day, he was timed at 4.63 and 4.60 seconds in the 40-yard dash. He had a 39” vertical jump and a 10’9” broad jump, a 4.35 short shuttle, and a 7.25 three-cone drill. He did 23 reps in the 225-pound bench press.
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trader jake
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DL johnny jolly looks like the first guy ted thompson has drafted who has a questionable motor
DB tyrone culver dropped in the draft for what reason...he sounds like a steal at this point to me. free safety looks to be his spot in the secondary
DB tyrone culver dropped in the draft for what reason...he sounds like a steal at this point to me. free safety looks to be his spot in the secondary
Big Score
Footballguy
Thompson's Walker trade has netted the Pack;
Daryn Colledge - OT
Will Blackmon - WR
Ingle Martin - QB
Johnny Jolly - DT
Tyrone Culver - FS
Nice work by Thompson & the Pack turning one player into five.
Even if only two or three pan out, they've done well IMO.
Daryn Colledge - OT
Will Blackmon - WR
Ingle Martin - QB
Johnny Jolly - DT
Tyrone Culver - FS
Nice work by Thompson & the Pack turning one player into five.
Even if only two or three pan out, they've done well IMO.
jimmy_cash
Footballguy
I agree with Big Score, they did a good job to turn one pick into five. And from what it looks like atleast two should turn out pretty decent.
I have to say that this has been one of the better drafts in awhile by the Packers in my opinion.
I have to say that this has been one of the better drafts in awhile by the Packers in my opinion.
kwille
Footballguy
I am stoked about the quality and quantity of players tha TT has brought in. This kind of draft should have a long tearm imact. Green Bay's depth is a ton better that it was a couple of days ago. Team depth will continue to improve with another late pick, some undrafted FAs, and some possible June 1 signings.
TT kick Sherman's ### when it comes to managing the draft.
TT kick Sherman's ### when it comes to managing the draft.
GRIDIRON ASSASSIN
Footballguy
Have a Johnny Jolley draft pick
It's the draft time of the year
Well I don't know... if he'll blow
But have a mug of beer
Nice draft Packer fans!
Certainly better than the Bears..
It's the draft time of the year
Well I don't know... if he'll blow
But have a mug of beer
Nice draft Packer fans!
Certainly better than the Bears..
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trader jake
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i'll drink to that...and thatNice draft Packer fans!
Crimedogg32
Footballguy
That is a prefect fit and losing Flannagan I thought we woudl be a perfect fit since I think we are going to move of that kind of blocking system. O well
Fla\/\/ed
Footballguy
They netted 4 players from that trade. They already had a 5th round pick prior to the Walker trade and that pick went from selection #139 to #148. That selection was used on Martin.Thompson's Walker trade has netted the Pack;
Daryn Colledge - OT
Will Blackmon - WR
Ingle Martin - QB
Johnny Jolly - DT
Tyrone Culver - FS
Nice work by Thompson & the Pack turning one player into five.
Even if only two or three pan out, they've done well IMO.
Billy1x
Footballguy
Last Pick
Tollefson, Dave - DE 6'4" - 255 lbs
The 2005 MIAA Most Valuable Defensive Player
Tollefson was a consensus All-American first-team selection, adding All-MIAA first-team and Defensive MVP honors in 2005. He was a finalist for the Gene Upshaw Award (Division II's top lineman) and set a school season-record with 12.5 sacks. He added 58 tackles (38 solos) with 16.5 stops for losses and five pressures. He also caused a fumble, blocked one kick and deflected four passes.
In 26 games at Northwest Missouri, he posted 106 tackles (47 solos) and ranks second in school history with 21 sacks for minus 129 yards. He added 29.5 stops for losses of 151 yards, five pressures and six pass break-ups. He caused two fumbles, recovered another and blocked one kick.
Tollefson, Dave - DE 6'4" - 255 lbs
The 2005 MIAA Most Valuable Defensive Player
Tollefson was a consensus All-American first-team selection, adding All-MIAA first-team and Defensive MVP honors in 2005. He was a finalist for the Gene Upshaw Award (Division II's top lineman) and set a school season-record with 12.5 sacks. He added 58 tackles (38 solos) with 16.5 stops for losses and five pressures. He also caused a fumble, blocked one kick and deflected four passes.
In 26 games at Northwest Missouri, he posted 106 tackles (47 solos) and ranks second in school history with 21 sacks for minus 129 yards. He added 29.5 stops for losses of 151 yards, five pressures and six pass break-ups. He caused two fumbles, recovered another and blocked one kick.
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Tough As Nails
Glave Master
Kiper Jr. liked day 1...didn't like day 2. His analysis:
Green Bay Packers: Grade B
The Packers had a lot of picks (12) and definitely some reaches. Linebacker A.J. Hawk will give the Packers a much-needed face on defense. Offensive tackle Daryn Colledge needs to get stronger and become a better run blocker. I really like wide receiver Greg Jennings, linebacker Abdul Hodge and and Jason Spitz. I gave Green Bay an A after the first day. Will Blackmon was both a wide receiver and cornerback at Boston Collge, but reportedly will get a chance to play corner initially.
Green Bay Packers: Grade B
The Packers had a lot of picks (12) and definitely some reaches. Linebacker A.J. Hawk will give the Packers a much-needed face on defense. Offensive tackle Daryn Colledge needs to get stronger and become a better run blocker. I really like wide receiver Greg Jennings, linebacker Abdul Hodge and and Jason Spitz. I gave Green Bay an A after the first day. Will Blackmon was both a wide receiver and cornerback at Boston Collge, but reportedly will get a chance to play corner initially.
larry_boy_44
Footballguy
B was the highest grade given on that page... and like 8 teams got it...that grading page was a joke...
Pipes
Footballguy
CletiusMaximus
Footballguy
Seeing Chad Jackson cut today reminded me of the now-hilarious comments made on page 2 of this thread (not going to single anyone out, as its all in fun) - when the genius Bellichick apparently schooled Ted Thompson (who drafted starters Gregg Jennings and Jason Spitz with the two picks he got from NE). Of course hindsight is 20/20, but this stuff is always fun.
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