2.14 Green Bay Ground Hogs — QB Russell Wilson

In the real world: Wilson was something of a surprise pick by the Seahawks with the 75th overall pick in the NFL Draft because he is a little short at 5'11". He transferred to Wisconsin from North Carolina State, and in short order, he was named co-captain and got the Badgers to within a couple Hail Marys from a National Championship appearance. He's got the leadership skills and he's got mobility, so he could be waiting in the wings if the Seahawks' free agent signing, ex-Packer Matt Flynn, slips up.

In the TUFF world: Green Bay finally joins the Draft by taking a handcuff pick. Two days after this pick, the Ground Hogs acquired the Seahawks' other QB, Tarvaris Jackson, through a series of trades in which the Denver Devils, Detroit Vipers and Arizona Outlaws were also involved.

3.14 Green Bay Ground Hogs — QB B.J. Coleman

	In the real world: Coleman was the best of the small school QB prospects, and lands in Green Bay, where he will get to learn under Aaron Rodgers on a team that has done a very good job developing young QBs for the last 20 years. Coleman originally went to Tennessee but transferred to Tennessee-Chattanooga due to issues with the then-coach of the Volunteers.
	In the TUFF world: Handcuff pick. If Coleman develops like Rodgers, Matt Flynn and Matt Hasselbeck did, the next "handcuff" Packer QB may not go so late.

4.14 Green Bay Ground Hogs — WR Rishard Matthews

	In the real world: Level of competition will be questioned after playing at the junior college level for two years and then Nevada for his final two years. Seems to be average at just about everything otherwise (size, speed, separation skills, ball skills and so on). He goes to the Dolphins, who don't have much talent at WR after trading Brandon Marshall to Chicago.
	In the TUFF world: Let's see what he can do in training camp.