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michiganjoe posted:

Don't even recognize that QB from 2005. Was it 2007 when he came in for Favre against the Cowboys and played so well?

I was at that game, first and last time I got to see Favre play in person. Didn't even last to halftime.

Brainwashed Boris posted:

I was also at the game. Can't change the past but even MM thought about replacing Favre at halftime of the NFC CG

I was also at that game, freezing my tail off. Will never forget the somber silence of 70,000 people walking away from that game in the dark through nearby neighborhoods, occasionally someone breaking the silence with a shouted obscenity.

YA, I was referring to the Dallas 2007 game - in Dallas. Chilli was referring to the "other game" Favre should've been yanked (NFC CG vs. Giants)

Last edited by Boris

Clay won't be a liability if he's on the field (and healthy). He's either going to be really good this year or really injured and miss extended time. I don't see a middle ground with him. 

If he misses extended time this year or if he's trying to play at 50% for prolonged stretches again then it's probably time to look at closing the book on Clay. 

Last edited by ChilliJon

Closing the book on Clay?  Injuries have taken their toll that's for sure but hope he can play. 

Don't worry we have Biegel AND King instead of Watt.  Oh wait Biegel is hurt?    King has looked "OK?"  

Dear football gods do not let TJ Watt play well. 

If CMIII misses any significant time this D is ****ed.  Zero margin for error as has been the case the last 3-4 years.  Ugh 

Last edited by Tschmack

True, but the reason he was #1 last year was due to injuries - Shields, Randall, Rollins all missed time or where slowed by injury. With Gunter's molasses like speed, only reason he was on the opposing #1 is because he could change direction somewhat quickly.

Last edited by H5

The Packers should find a spot for 6-foot-6 rookie WR Michael Clark, even if it's just on the practice squad. Just made another leaping, outstretched catch for a 20-yard TD from Taysom Hill over Davon House.

Rob Demovsky, ESPN Staff Writer



I think both are keepers; it's just a matter of finding spots, whether it's PS, 53, or even IR.   Clark is so raw but I love what he's shown so far with his reach and ability to pluck the ball out of tough spots. And you can't say that often about guys who are 6'6". Hill is just a gamer. Reminds me of a guy who will do anything he can to win. May not be the biggest, fastest, strongest, but his heart is huge.

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