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Pack88 posted:

Again the trolls from the North talk about "great defense"  was that the #1 defense that was torched for 6 consecutive quarters and outside of a miracle would have lost at home to the Saints.  Isn't this the same team that traded several picks for a guy they payed major bank too so he could sit the bench in 2017.  So forgive me if I am not impressed by your logic!!

Brees makes a lot of defenses less than average, but the Vikings offense shat the bed in the second half of the Saints game.  Iโ€™d even say that, with Keenum, the more talented team lost that day.

The NFCCG was a total team meltdown.  Thereโ€™s no denying it.

Now, with that being said, if you donโ€™t think 25 teams wouldnโ€™t trade defenses with the Vikings in a heartbeat, youโ€™re simply not being honest with yourself.

Who says GB wonโ€™t add a corner in free agency?   I think this move paves the way (and future salary cap space) for them to pursue a Malcolm Butler or Trumaine Johnson or Richard Sherman.  Any one of them being an upgrade over 23.  I also think it assumes they draft a CB early given depth and quality of options. 

IMO itโ€™s less about adding Kizer than it is about improving draft position and setting the stage for a FA signing. 

Brown Paper Sack posted:

How was Darsmarinous a cancer?  I remember he was benched and he walked off the field or something, but is there more to it?

He ran his mouth on and off the field. When benched for poor play, his response was something to the effect "you'll have to ask the coaches why I wasn't out there". As LeRoy Butler pointed out in his film review, on many occasions Randall was not even in a stance on the snap of the ball. At the end of the season he made some remarks about "guys have to be accountable", which struck a nerve with MM, who responded that Randall had to "worry about himself". Seems like the classic case of a guy who thinks everyone else is the problem.....when in reality it is him. 

Eye Heart Green & Gold posted:
ammo posted:

Just as I suspected. You dodged the question.  You talk about wanting to talk about football until you are asked to talk football.  Typical Suckqueen fan. 

You mean I didnโ€™t say what you wanted me to say...

Whats the packers record without Rodgers?  6-12-2 or something like that?  Rodgers does an amazing job covering up the flaws of the packers.  Kizer isnโ€™t going to do that.  You need to fix the flaws imo, rather than worry about what will happen should Rodgers go down again.  Weโ€™ve already seen that movie.

The Vikings defense was set.  The running game was set.  Keenum, who only cost $2M, wasnโ€™t asked to come in and save the day.  He was told to not eff it up.  A backup QB on todayโ€™s version of the packers doesnโ€™t have that luxury.  If they donโ€™t perform at Rodgers level, they lose.  Itโ€™s that simple.  

Trading one of your better defensive pieces for a guy that you hope never sees the field is a net loss.  You could find numerous guys on the NFL unemployment line that can do what Kizer does.

Until you plug all the other holes, it makes no difference who the backup QB is, because the packers are going nowhere without 12 under center.

Now, you can piss and moan about how I donโ€™t talk football simply because you disagree with the take.  Or you can throw some xโ€™s and oโ€™s out and convince me that Iโ€™m wrong.

I would hope the packers make this exact move 10 out of 10 times.  You should be bolstering the team around Rodgers.  Not making contingency plans for when he isnโ€™t.

You want a single phrase that debunks your entire premise?  What's the current date?

Why are you such a non-challenge?

 

Pack88 posted:

Again the trolls from the North talk about "great defense"  was that the #1 defense that was torched for 6 consecutive quarters and outside of a miracle would have lost at home to the Saints.  Isn't this the same team that traded several picks for a guy they payed major bank too so he could sit the bench in 2017.  So forgive me if I am not impressed by your logic!!

Yup, same team that CHOKED as always!!!  or is it CHOCKED??  HA HA HA HA!!!

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Eye Heart Green & Gold posted:
Pack88 posted:

Again the trolls from the North talk about "great defense"  was that the #1 defense that was torched for 6 consecutive quarters and outside of a miracle would have lost at home to the Saints.  Isn't this the same team that traded several picks for a guy they payed major bank too so he could sit the bench in 2017.  So forgive me if I am not impressed by your logic!!

Brees makes a lot of defenses less than average, but the Vikings offense shat the bed in the second half of the Saints game.  Iโ€™d even say that, with Keenum, the more talented team lost that day.

The NFCCG was a total team meltdown.  Thereโ€™s no denying it.

Now, with that being said, if you donโ€™t think 25 teams wouldnโ€™t trade defenses with the Vikings in a heartbeat, youโ€™re simply not being honest with yourself.

It's a great defense, which makes that ass whipping even more hilarious.  They didn't just get beat, they were summarily destroyed.

You want to know why it was such an ass whipping?  Because Zimmer is a DC and nothing more. Clipboard Dougie whipped that ass.   

Brown Paper Sack posted:
DH13 posted:

What the MIN slopdish doesn't seem to get is that this is the part of the year when teams adjust their rosters and address their weaknesses.  You know the part MIN wins every off-season?  It'  March, dumbass.  Go twiddle Same Bradford some more.

So, the "defense is fine"?

Eye Heart Green & Gold posted:
DH13 posted:

What the MIN slopdish doesn't seem to get is that this is the part of the year when teams adjust their rosters and address their weaknesses.  You know the part MIN wins every off-season?  It'  March, dumbass.  Go twiddle Same Bradford some more.

Trading your better defensive players for a guy you hope never sees the field is addressing weaknesses?

Psssttt......defense is the packers weakness.

What's the date?

BrainDed posted:

I'm guessing MM didn't want him in the locker room and we gained a couple draft spots and a qb project to boot.  

He had 1 year left of his rookie deal, we weren't keeping him after that.  Keizer has 3 years on his.   This is what rebuilding looks like folks.  

We have a **** roster, no sense in waiting to let the trash blow away when you can get something, anything, in return.  

I don't know if I'd go with a full rebuild but definitely a retool.  There's too many unanswered questions when it comes to the young guys on D and what Pettine can do with them.  I'm expecting these guys to be able to stay on the field since they won't be out of position and flopping around due to the Wizarding genius defensive scheme.  A couple solid FA signings on D.  Look at mid-tier guys on both sides of the ball and use those 12 picks. 

GB dumped their best CB for a lot less than they bought him for and everyone seems okay with it...but there was not a talent issue on this defense. Definitely not. Iโ€™m all for it, bring in some real talent and this D gets better quickly. 

They werenโ€™t going to pick up his option, so better to get something for him than to let him walk. They probably netted more on this deal than they would have with a compensatory pick. Kizer isnโ€™t great right now, but heโ€™s also 22 and they got him pretty cheap. He showed some raw talent in college and the Browns are where QBs go to die, so I think itโ€™s realistic to think Kizers best football is in front of him. 

I don't know about okay rather than wait and see.  Kizer along with picks swap isn't bad, isn't great and merely a start at spinning out the roster.  Dougherty had an interesting comment.  He stated Pettine might not see the fit for Randall in his defense since he struggles at times outside and his use in the slot might be limited.  Getting a guy like Derwin James along with a solid CB FA may go a long way.  Yet, if that were the case I'd think Pettine would consider making Jones a full time LB.    

Also, I wouldn't call Randall the best CB.  He was the most productive down the stretch after having a **** show of a season the year before and a inauspicious start to last year.  

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Eye Heart Green & Gold posted:

Donโ€™t you think getting defense, or o-line, would make more sense?  Anything other than QB?  Realistically, Kizer would be sitting for 5-7 years?  Wouldnโ€™t the best option be to go everywhere EXCEPT qb?

I do.  No doubt about it.

I think the way they are looking at it is that we get a cost controlled QB for 3 years.    

If I'm rebuilding and have low expectations, that's fine.   If  I have SB aspirations, I get a vet backup QB.  

Goalline posted:
chickenboy posted:

The banter with BPS was fun and cute in the 'Suck' thread but he is definitely trying waaaay too hard with this Kizer trade and now a thread focused on a big part of the offseason is getting all junked up.

When Chikenboy is the voice of reason on this board...

I had to check to see if my horns finally started growing and my 4 apocalypse bros showed up for the kegger.  

In some way I think this is Gutekunst's way of saying "Randall is not Packer People", at least his sort of Packer People.  There were many players that wanted Randall off the team after the benching incident.  Apparently, Gutey was also in that camp from the front office. Would be interested to know McCarthy thought about this, and maybe Randall was not cleaning his house.

To me, this trade smacks of John Michels for Jon Harris in that I think both teams have given up on their player.  The swaps for 4th and 5th rounders distinguish that Randall has some talent and also suggesting that those in Cleveland who were in GB last year, wanted Randall on their team.

You can arm chair all you want about these individual moves, but until we see what those other picks wind up as, I'm just watching.  There is a lot of value in moving up 26 picks in the 4th and 5th round.

 

 

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