NFL Draft 2011: Best Case and Worst Case Scenarios for the Green Bay Packers

March 30, 2011   ·   John Fellon   ·   Jump to comments

The Green Bay Packers best building weapon is the NFL Draft, mostly because GM Ted Thompson simply refuses to bring in high profile free agents, with the lone exception of veteran CB Charles Woodson.
Thompson and the Packers organization have proven to be masterminds at drafting and developing young players. Their efforts have culminated in a Super Bowl winning team that shows no signs of slowing down.
With a little less time to prepare and the last pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, Thompson must work extra hard to snag successful selections.
It may seem like the Packers have a complete squad with nothing to add, but there are needs on this team and there is always room for improvement.
I'll begin with the worst possible situations, but I'll move on quickly so you can finish reading with a more optimistic outlook on the Pack's offseason.
Worst Case Scenarios
If the Packers fail to fill a need in the first round, it could prove disastrous for the remainder of the...

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