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Here's a quote about him from a newspaper, "Johnson is a physical freak, appearing to have zero body fat. At 6-foot-2, 254 pounds, Johnson has prototypical size to play inside in a 3-4, though he really fits any scheme. He also has the requisite strength to match, and he uses it to effectively take on blocks from much heavier players. Johnson is a hard-hitter, yet still plays under control. He can sometimes string plays out too long instead of always attacking downhill. Still, he has good sideline-to-sideline ability, even if his 40-time isn’t eye-popping. Micah has the potential to be a three-down player at the next level, a trait the Cowboys sorely need, but only if he can stay healthy." It was thought he would be drafted in the 4th round when he came out a year ago, but he wasn't drafted at all. Could he be the perfect complement for Clay Matthews?

He's 5'10" and 190, the same size as former Packer star safety Willie Wood. Both were free agents coming out of college and Willie went on to be an eight time Pro Bowler. Loyce Means played well at small college Houston for four years and then played a year, and well, in the Canadian Football League. He's a weight lifter and VERY fast, so could be the safety with a lot of range that former Packer safety great Johnny Gray thinks the Packers need.

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After watching the game tonight, I think they have to find a way to keep Jarrett Boykin, Tori Gurley, and Diondre Borel. All can play. Boykin was known in college as a big receiver with gigantic hands who rarely, if ever, dropped a ball. Gurley also could play tight end. Brandon Bostick impressed me at tight end. At 6'4" and 240 he's big and fast and has played wide receiver and basketball. Reggie Wells is a good backup offensive lineman at many positions as well as Evan Dietrich-Smith. These two along with Andrew Datko might be all they need on the offensive line, with Derek Sherrod maybe on the PUP list. Could you open up a roster spot by using Dietrich-Smith as the long snapper instead of having a specialist there, although that guy is very good at that?

I think so. The Packers already have six wide receivers likely to make the team, including free agent Dale Moss, a great physical specimen at 6'3" 215 pounds, who caught over 60 passes with six touchdowns his senior year, his only year playing football. This guy should help the receiving corps a lot. Jermicael Finley is a great tight end. The Packers kept a lot of backup tight ends last year but none of them really contributed too much. Gurley is 6"4" 1/8 tall and the last I heard weighed 235 pounds. That sounds about tight end size to me, and Gurley is known as being a sure handed receiver with long arms. He caught 14 passes in one game in his sophomore (his last) year in college, so you know he can catch the ball. As a wide receiver he may not make the team, but as a tight end he could be Jermichael's backup and help the Packers potent offense become even more explosive.

My opinion is they did great. All of these draft picks could make the team. The first round pick, Nick Perry, reminds me of Dick Butkus, big, strong, and fast. A couple of good pass rushing defensive linemen, a good pass rushing linebacker, a good cornerback, and a good safety. Just what they needed. And the last two picks were a quarterback with good pro size at 6"3 235 and with an excellent pro arm. He could be the next Matt Flynn. And the last guy they got, the offensive tackle, could be the best of all. He was projected to be a first round pick until he injured his shoulder. That injury is now healed. This guy could be as good or better than the departing Chad Clifton. Chad was a great pass blocker but was so so as a run blocker. This new man is excellent at both. So a 15-1 team from last year I think has gotten better.

I hope they bring back Chad Clifton at tackle and Ryan Grant at halfback. Derek Sherrod will probably need a year to get ready to replace Chad Clifton at tackle. Hopefully Nick Collins can come back at safety. If not they'll need another safety. Sam Shields had an off year at cornerback after a good rookie season, so if he can't regain his rookie form they may need someone to replace him. Brad Jones may be the answer at outside linebacker, if not they'll need somebody there. They need a quality defensive end to go along with B. J. Raji and Ryan Pickett. Tori Gurley added to the regular roster could help the wide receiver corps, and hopefully Donald Driver will return for another year. I think they should go out and get 2 or 3 quality free agents at these positions, and along with a first round draft choice at one of them they could be back in the Super Bowl next year.

Former Republican Senator and presidential candidate Bob Dole recently in a letter endorsed one Republican candidate for president and issued a strong warning about another Republican presidential candidate. Who are the two?

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