Here are some thoughts from our writers on players they wouldn't want to see the Packers draft. The original name was the FUBAR list. If you don't know what that acronym means, look it up. The original feel of this list has changed over the years, so we don't call it that anymore, but enjoy it nonetheless.  Later today, you'll get everyone's Packers first-round pick predictions.

Mitchell Adams - Mykel Williams. Although Williams has lots of upside potential,  his injury history is a cause for concern. It seems like an overwhelming amount of mock drafts had him falling in the first round, which may be worrisome.

Tim Backes - Shemar Stewart. I've seen lots of mocks of Shemar Stewart (edge from Texas A&M) to the Packers, but I've had more than my fill of hyper-athlete RAS prospects with low college production (1.5 sacks last year!)  who come in as projects. Let's go with someone who's likely to hit the ground running for once.

Jersey Al Bracco - James Pearce Jr..  Pearce is a dynamic player (albeit a one-trick pony) on the field but carries a past arrest and character concerns with him. He's been described as a "lone wolf" who doesn't project as a team player - one with maturity issues, lacking in work ethic, and more interested in doing what he wants versus going along with what the team needs him to do. If any of that is true, it's a hard pass for me.

Mike Price - James Pearce Jr. Pearce feels too much like a one-dimensional player for me. Sure, he can generate pressure on obvious pass downs but I don't know if you can even play him on run downs, and in this division that could be half the time.

Kevin Gibson - Shemar Stewart.  Yeah, his upside is huge. But we already have a developmental first-round EDGE rusher who still hasn't shown much and didn't produce a ton in college. Pass.

Cory Jennerjohn - Shemar Stewart. For all the flash that he possesses, it is mind boggling that he only racked up 4.5 career sacks in College Station. He's a lot more dessert and not enough meat and potatoes. 

Austin Kreuger - Jahdae Barron.  If Javon Bullard wasn’t just picked in round 2 last year, Barron is arguably the best pick for Green Bay this year. However, he’s not a true outside corner, is coming out with a very similar skill set as Bullard, and would have to play the exact role that Bullard already plays in the defense. As talented as Barron is, the pick simply wouldn’t make sense and the Packers would not be maximizing his talents by forcing him outside with both Bullard and Nate Hobbs already capable in the slot.

Maggie Loney - Josh Simmons.  I think Simmons is going to have a great NFL career, but this has to be the draft the Packers bring in players who can play now and win now to get Green Bay over the hump. They invested last year's first rounder in a left tackle, and Simmons is still recovering from an ACL tear. Draft and develop is always the goal, but save that goal for Day 3 and get someone you can make a deep playoff push with in Year 1. 

Gil Martin - Shavon Revel: At 24, his age is a factor and his injury history is another.

Mitchell McLaughlin - Shemar Stewart.  he Texas A&M pass rusher has all the physical tools, but did not have much production for the Aggies. The Packers just took a player in the first round at the same position who did not have much production in college (Lukas Van Ness), they can ill afford to use another valuable resource in the draft on another one.

Greg Meinholz - Mike Green. Green may be a productive pass rusher with a high motor who would normally be high on my list any day of the week, but his two sexual assault allegations in college which led to his dismissal from his time at Virginia, as well as one from High School put him low on my list. The Packers don’t need that kind of drama surrounding a draft pick.

Mark Oldacres - Jihaad Campbell.  Campbell is a Packers kind of first round prospect, with size, elite athleticism and versatility, but using another premium pick on an off-ball linebacker would feel like overkill and a poor use of resources.

Joseph Randolph - Jalon Walker.  Walker not having a well defined position is concerning. The athleticism is enticing, but without instincts or technique he's just a blown play waiting to happen.

Dan Saia - Josh Simmons. The Packers need to find playing time for last year's first round pick Jordan Morgan before they add another to the logjam. They should focus on offensive line depth in the later rounds where they have a history of success.