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Entering the 2015 NFL Draft, many experts believed the Green Bay Packers biggest need was to address depth behind Pro Bowl linebacker Clay Matthews. So, Packers longtime general manager Ted Thompson spent his first two selections on... defensive backs? Indeed, the Packers had a glaring hole in the secondary with veterans Tramon Williams and Davon House bolting during free agency. But Thompson's picks, Arizona State safety Damarious Randall (No. 30) and Miami (Ohio) cornerback Quinten Rollins (No...
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