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Originally Posted by Hungry5:

The image on the left is skinny Eddie, on the left is fat Eddie.

 

Minus the ten pounds that the camera adds, the one on the right is Eddie today!

Forget a "Balanced Attack" (giving Starks more carries) how about a balanced diet?

Last edited by PackerPatrick

Biggest threat to this years team (I wish we had polls again)(that's what she said)?

 

Eddie and french fries

The Professor and reading comprehension

Dom Capers and blaming the offence for making his squad take the field so much

Dom Capers and yards don't matter

Micah Hyde and Ted Thompson's draft

Wide receivers in the backfield

Quareless and Packer People

Datone Jones and Nick Perry and talant

Clay Matthews and his hair

Clay Matthews and only caring about his stats

 

The answer is clearly "C- All of the above."

 

This team is ****ed

 

 

Last edited by El-Ka-Bong

awesomeness

 

1 - a flop

2 - opponent says, get the **** up you pussy

3 - i don't need a stretcher

4 - get on the stretcher bitch

5 - ****, you're too heavy

6 - ah, **** it, wipes hands

 

 

 

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It's quite obvious Aaron Rodgers is best suited for the Wishbone. On third and long they could bust out the Wing-T.

 

It's clear to me now, a beefed up Lacy is the lead blocker for Kuhn or Ripkowski for short-yardage wishbone formations.

 

 

From today's McGinn:

 

James Starks took the first snap, officially giving him the start, but Eddie Lacy replaced him for the next six plays. Rather than a slight, it appeared to be more of an acknowledgment that the coaches felt Starks was the better choice to run the opening toss off tackle. It gained 25 yards in part because it was beautifully blocked but also because Starks beat FS Eric Weddle to the break point. He gained 19 yards after that. Would Lacy have got there fast enough to deny Weddle a clean shot? At his weight, probably not. Some personnel people guess he's in the 260-pound range.

Originally Posted by YATittle:

From today's McGinn:

 

James Starks took the first snap, officially giving him the start, but Eddie Lacy replaced him for the next six plays. Rather than a slight, it appeared to be more of an acknowledgment that the coaches felt Starks was the better choice to run the opening toss off tackle. It gained 25 yards in part because it was beautifully blocked but also because Starks beat FS Eric Weddle to the break point. He gained 19 yards after that. Would Lacy have got there fast enough to deny Weddle a clean shot? At his weight, probably not. Some personnel people guess he's in the 260-pound range.

I think its great that we have Starks yet think its a waste of talent to not be able to use the player we drafted in the second round because he is now built more like a fullback. 260lbs is just too much! I guess that means we now have three fullbacks. Now lacy can catch the ball well so now we can also use him as a shorter tight end. I believe that we will survive with him at this weight this year. I just think its a shame to waste such a great talent because of his lack of conditioning. I hope that as winter arrives he gets to show his stuff.

Originally Posted by PackerPatrick:
Originally Posted by YATittle:

From today's McGinn:

 

James Starks took the first snap, officially giving him the start, but Eddie Lacy replaced him for the next six plays. Rather than a slight, it appeared to be more of an acknowledgment that the coaches felt Starks was the better choice to run the opening toss off tackle. It gained 25 yards in part because it was beautifully blocked but also because Starks beat FS Eric Weddle to the break point. He gained 19 yards after that. Would Lacy have got there fast enough to deny Weddle a clean shot? At his weight, probably not. Some personnel people guess he's in the 260-pound range.

I think its great that we have Starks yet think its a waste of talent to not be able to use the player we drafted in the second round because he is now built more like a fullback. 260lbs is just too much! I guess that means we now have three fullbacks. Now lacy can catch the ball well so now we can also use him as a shorter tight end. I believe that we will survive with him at this weight this year. I just think its a shame to waste such a great talent because of his lack of conditioning. I hope that as winter arrives he gets to show his stuff.

You sound kind of creepy being this obsessed with Eddie's weight.  Wow.  Is Marshawn Lynch too fat? 

Originally Posted by Hungry5:

awesomeness

 

1 - a flop

2 - opponent says, get the **** up you pussy

3 - i don't need a stretcher

4 - get on the stretcher bitch

5 - ****, you're too heavy

6 - ah, **** it, wipes hands

 

 

 

They should have these guys on the ready for every big soccer match. Maybe it will keep the faking to a minimum. 

Originally Posted by michiganjoe:

att/yards/avg.

12/34/2.8

13/43/3.3

11/36/3.3

17/48/2.8

 

There's Phat Eddie's numbers from the first four games last year.

And in the 6th game this year 3 carries 14 yards and a fumble!

Originally Posted by MEl-Ka-Bong:

Clearly Eddie needs The Boot.  30 consecutive running plays to start the next game.  By the end of the season, he'll be in shape.  

 

Originally Posted by Pikes Peak:

He ankle will be fine after the bye, he then will be able to get away from the buffett table.....problemS solved

I hope so. having a 260lb running back hit the defense full bore would scare me! Lets hope that our cold weather run game does just that.

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