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I don’t know much about Game of Thrones. I missed the boat on the early wave of interest, and by the time I really had time to pay attention it was lurching toward it’s (apparently) unsatisfying conclusion.
It was (is?) such a big cultural force that I couldn’t really escape the references and quotes that filtered out. A couple of them really speak to me around the draft, especially the one about the character named Jon not knowing anything.
I also like the extended bit about chaos being a ladder for those willing to climb it, and I think those come pretty close to being words to live by for the Packers this year.
Most of what you read (to the extent that it’s worth anything at all) points to most, if not all, of the blue chip receivers being off the board by the time the Packers are ready to pick at 22. But things rarely go according to projections, and if history is a lesson, we can pretty much rest assured that things are going to get wild tonight.
The Packers have to be ready to climb the ladder of chaos in the first round. I wouldn’t normally be in favor of a trade up, but with as much draft capital as they have, that might be the best option, especially if this draft starts to go sideways.
Why now’s the time for the Green Bay Packers to pick a first-round receiver (or two) | ESPN
It feels like this headline might be three years old (or older), but maybe this time it will work out!
Five reasons why Green Bay and the Packers should host an NFL draft | Packers News
It seems like the Draft has probably outgrown what Green Bay can offer at this point, no matter how much the city might dress itself up. The dream is still alive for some, though!
Nakobe Dean Deserves to Be First-Round Pick | Football Outsiders
The Packers probably aren’t in the market for a first-round linebacker, but Nakobe Dean is making a late push.
Pre-draft picture: First key personnel move on special teams was finding new punter, holder | Packers.com
Believe it or not, there’s more going on with the Packers than just the Draft. Here’s a look at why new special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia likes new punter Pat O’Donnell.
Illinois family discovers ancient McDonald’s bag inside wall | UPI
Complete with decades-old fries!
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