@The Heckler posted:
Not sure why I decided to torture myself going to that stadium.
We won't kink shame you, bro.
Tonyan caught a TD from 12 yesterday in practice...WOOOOO!!!
Another tryout for the Packers, a WR to TE conversion Rysen John
https://packerswire.usatoday.c...ght-end-rysen-john/?
John (6-7, 255) was a college wide receiver at Simon Fraser in British Columbia. He caught 132 passes for 1,928 yards and 20 touchdowns over 34 games. As a senior in 2019, he caught 10 touchdown passes.
Ran a 4.60 40...hope he can catch!
some Bahk clips...
Holy Schiit, we are expecting him to block 3 guys by himself. When you sign a big contract, I guess.
Bahk certainly earned his nickname - he looks like a giraffe.
His leg- to -torso ratio is just not right. But damn, can he block.
from PackersWire
"Sammy Watkins is going to be entering the regular season on the right foot after finishing out the last few weeks of training camp on a high note.
“I’ll tell you what: Every since the Saints practice, the first one, Sammy has been a different player,” said Rodgers. “He’s been super reliable. Every practice he’s made a bunch of plays. Today, made a bunch of plays again.”
@Packiderm posted:Day-um Jones is big!
thinking the same thing, that boy ate him some wheeaties
Couple notes on Kenny Clark from paul bretl
"K. Clark took 232 snaps lined up as the 5-tech, which comes outside by the offensive tackle.
This was the most snaps from this alignment — and by a decent margin — from Clark over his career. His previous high was 107 snaps in 2020. During his first five seasons combined, Clark had just 227 total snaps as the 5-tech.
He also had the fewest snaps of his career lined up in the A-gap — or by the center — with only 130. For added context, from 2017 through 2019, Clark averaged about 320 snaps per year from the A-gap during that span.
As opposed to lining up inside where double-teams often occur, Clark gets more one-on-one opportunities when out on the edge. So it’s not a coincidence that with more snaps as the 5-tech, Clark had his most productive year in terms of getting after the quarterback with 64 pressures.
Additions of Jarran Reed, TJ Slaton and Jonathan Ford - all super stout guys who can handle a double suggests that...
DC Barry is taking some of the grunt work away from Clark and turning him loose from different spots on the DL.
He's going to out Aaron Donald Aaron Donald.
@ammo posted:He's going to out Aaron Donald Aaron Donald.
So he's gonna swing 3 helmets at a time?
@PackerHawk posted:So he's gonna swing 3 helmets at a time?
One on each hand, the other on his 3rd leg. Compton style.
