Thompson has done it..

Another draft and another "What the @#$% ?!" from Packer followers everywhere on TTs draft. I understand the man likes to trade down for more picks but lets look at this for a second. He trades down a bunch of times to get extra picks but still ends up with no extra prospects - 7 rounds we get 7 players total. He wastes a 7 round pick on WR Swain because  there is no room for him on the roster with 9 WR already here. But the thing that busts my chops is he trades down a bunch but then has to use those extra picks to trade back up again to get a guy he likes which he could have had all along if he had been patient. The Jets screwed us over by trading with GB into the first round to get Keller. We go back and take Jordy Nelson(??), Brohm (this pick could make the entire draft I will give him that) and Patrick Lee(??). Lee had a 3-4th round grade from most scouts. Some had him barely draftable. The first day should have gone like this: Take CB Brandon Flowers at 30, Brohm right were they did take him, and Limas Sweed with the last 2nd rounder (or Jordy Nelson if TT has a love affair with this guy). I think the fourth rounder they got from the Jets in this trade ended up being traded to Minnesota for  seventh rounders or to move up I forget which. TT usually ends up with one high quality guy per draft then the rest is a waste - Jennings was a quality guy but I dont remember who else from that draft. Harrell will be the quality guy from last year but everyone else is an afterthought. TT needs to work the draft better by understanding the meaning of "value pick" - too many reaches and pointless going up / down  the draft board for my taste. 

I know you should never draft for need, but don't you have to take need into consideration?

Jprdy Nelson may be fine, but I think we have a bigger need at cornerback and with Flowers sitting there who is first round caliber talent, or perhaps the safety Phillips out of Miami would make more sense.

The Brohm pick is very good, as Wolf always said you can never have to many quarterbacks.