Green Bay Packers Last 10 Drafts Ranked: #10 Class of 2015
By Kenny Jilek
Tier 2: Jake Ryan, Brett Hundley, Aaron Ripkowski
Ryan has the second-most seasons as a starter in this class behind Randall with two. His counting stats in those two seasons actually don’t look too bad, with over 80 tackles in each of them and 11 total tackles for loss. He just never was an impact player and just another guy out there in the linebacker position for the Packers, a position that’s been in disarray for quite some time.
Brett Hundley, as you would expect from a fifth-round quarterback in his second year in the NFL, was not good. The Green Bay Packers went just 3-6 with him as the starter when Aaron Rodgers went down and threw for just 1,836 yards in nine starts while throwing 12 interceptions to just nine touchdowns.
Finally, Aaron Ripkowski wasn’t a bad value for where the Green Bay Packers got him. You might even have some fond memories of him as a tough, gritty fullback who was the heir to John Kuhn. He even caught a touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers. All that being said, he was only here for three years and didn’t do anything to make this class rank any higher.