DevinHester69 posted:Just stick to returning guy
The Nixon TD return against the Vikings was great, though helped immensely by a Vikings fuck up. Jalen Raegor ran a stunt/loop from the eventual hole Nixon ran through, and instead of filling the gap, Kris Boyd actually veered outside and took out CJ Ham as well, leaving the gap wide open with the Packers blocking it beautifully so no one could cut in from the back side. Nixon saw it and the rest is history. The kicker didn't sand a chance.
@Goalline posted:Sorry, my biggest frustration with Rodgers. The reluctance to throw to certain receivers. Rodgers has a “doghouse “ and Deguara never seemed to get out of it.
So I found this great article with tons of cool info on Love, Deguara and their bright future...and only thing you comment on is taking shots at Rodgers ?
You're missing the positive and masking it with unnecessary negative waves.
Let it go dude. Make your peace and move on.
Get back to enjoying the Mighty Green Bay Packers 
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I literally see no point in running for x4 Hall Monitor this year.
@Satori posted:So I found this great article with tons of cool info on Love, Deguara and their bright future...and only thing you comment on is taking shots at Rodgers ?
You're missing the positive and masking it with unnecessary negative waves.
Let it go dude. Make your peace and move on.Get back to enjoying the Mighty Green Bay Packers
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But, Rodgers is still a Packer.🥲
From packers.com. The Bisaccia reign continues
The Green Bay Packers re-signed LB Eric Wilson. General Manager Brian Gutekunst announced the transaction Saturday.
Wilson (6-1, 230), a seventh-year player out of the University of Cincinnati, was signed by the Packers off the New Orleans Saints' practice squad on Oct. 4, 2022. He went on to play in 13 games for the Packers and tied for the team lead with 13 special teams tackles. Wilson also recorded four tackles (two solo), a tackle for a loss and a sack on defense last season for Green Bay.
Did anyone see what Colin Cowherd said about the Jets and Rodgers? He said they should forget about Rodgers and go with Wilson. They'll win 4 games and be in the hunt with the Colts and Falcons for one of the two mega QBs coming out in the draft next season and basically do a reset. Woodie should give everybody a two year extension as they rebuild. I thought it was quite bizarre because teams generally have a small window to make a run at the SB. By the time they develop a QB half their defense will be playing elsewhere.
With Cowherd, Rodgers and Satori, the Jets would have their own Jeenyous Silos of Success.
I don’t want to say all black people look the same to me, but…
@PackerRick posted:Did anyone see what Colin Cowherd said about the Jets and Rodgers?
No, because I don't listen to Cowherd.
That’s like asking, “Did anyone see what Fedya posted?”
I should have saved it for the Rodgers thread. It got enough responses it would have helped getting it to 200 pages.
Any suggestions regarding free agents that we could sign that don’t cost a bundle? Rotational player, special teams or depth?
@Blair Kiel posted:That’s like asking, “Did anyone see what Fedya posted?”
Hateful®.
@Herschel posted:Nasir Adderly is available, projected market value between $8m- and $9m.
He retired.
Damn. I wish him well. He was a good, young player.
Smart guy. 25 years old and just completed a 4 year $4.8 mil contract. He made this statement which almost sounds like he was pressured into being a FB player maybe because he was Herb's nephew. "After a period of self reflection, I have decided it's time for me to walk away from the game of football," Adderley wrote. "Over the past couple of years I have denied this realization, but I'm finally going to put myself first for once. My health is above anything and everyone around me knows that. Truly over-standing my purpose has given me the confidence knowing I don't belong an employee anymore. My purpose involves spending more time with my loved ones, business ownership and chasing my passion of true liberation."
Props to him. He got his cash, he's young, and now it's on to other things.
Who likes big hats? I don’t.
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@vitaflo posted:Every team pushes money into the future. The future years don't matter until we get to that year. Guys like Ingalls do this weird thing where they report how things currently are but apply it to some future date (rookies signed, practice squad, etc), which are all unknown things (how many draft picks will we actually have??). So some of those numbers are made up.
They also ignore that every team has cap casualties. Guys you'd like to keep, but once the dust settles you just can't anymore. Or ignores guys you want to sign to replace those dudes who are cut who happen to be cheaper. The roster come week 1 is most likely not going to be the current roster. But everyone talking about cap space don't take this into account at all (because they can't, it's unknown currently).
What's happening right at this moment doesn't really matter and doesn't apply to what's going to happen on final cut downs. But we currently have a lot of cap, a lot more than most teams do, even if we have to eat AR's contract. So it's really not an issue.
I hope you’re right. But it doesn’t make sense to me! Pushing out the cap into the future has to end somewhere.
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@PackerPatrick posted:I hope you’re right. But it doesn’t make sense to me! Pushing out the cap into the future has to end somewhere.
Loved George Gobel...
@Fandame posted:Props to him. He got his cash, he's young, and now it's on to other things.
Hookers in Tennessee?
@zachkruse2: #Packers GM Brian Gutekunst said he "would never close the door" on Mason Crosby but it does not sound like the veteran kicker will be back in Green Bay in 2023. The decision sounds mostly financial-motivated. "We're limited financially, but I would never say never."
@MVB7 posted:Loved George Gobel...
Fixture in the bottom right square, if I recall correctly.
The comedian, not the Galapagos tortoise
The built-in costs, as calculated by Packers independent cap analyst Ken Ingalls, include trading Rodgers, which will add almost $9 million to the Packers’ cap; this year’s draft class ($11.3 million); a presumably high draft pick (second or third round?) from the Rodgers trade (ballpark $1.5 million); the practice squad ($3.4 million); the final two roster spots ($1.7 million) because until the season starts only the top 51 players count on the cap; weekly in-season call-ups to the roster from the practice squad ($1 million); and an in-season piggy bank for roster moves ($5 million). So roughly 700,000 under cap as of today for FA signings
But I have been told that the cap is only an illusion! Russ Ball will figure it out and push it out until…who knows when.
It’s a shell game that COVID messed up because it didn’t increase by a fair amount for the first time, throwing off plans made with the trend of planned acceleration. It’s not quite an illusion, but it’s pretty close.
And LaFleur ended with this: Get ready for a Keisean Nixon package on offense.
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) March 28, 2023
Matt LaFleur on Keisean Nixon: "If he can handle it, I've got no problem putting him in there on offense. But we've got to take care of that nickel spot first though."
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) March 28, 2023
Matt LaFleur on Romeo Doubs: "I want to temper this comparison, but he's got some Davante Adams-like movement skills. Now he's got to learn how to use it and when to harness it. ... There isn't a route he can't run."
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) March 28, 2023
Matt LaFleur says Rasul Douglas' best position is outside corner. He thinks Douglas can play safety, but he won't start there this spring. "He definitely has the intelligence and ability to play wherever, but for us he's best when he plays outside."
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) March 28, 2023
Matt LaFleur on why #Packers defense improved late last season: "I think Joe (Barry) did a good job of scaling back a little bit as the season progressed, and I think you saw the affects of that. I thought that allowed our guys to play faster."
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) March 28, 2023
Asked Matt LaFleur why he expects #Packers defense to start 2023 well with Joe Barry after strong close to 2022 when a strong finish to 2021 didn't translate to early last season. LaFleur said he's more involved on defense now than in past. "We'll see if that's a good thing."
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) March 28, 2023
Matt LaFleur pleased to have Rich Bisaccia back as his ST coordinator, but makes clear he thinks Bisaccia should be a head coach: "I personally think he's one of the guys who should be here right now. He's one of the best leaders I've been around."
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) March 28, 2023
@Fandame posted:Then learn from him, MLF! Watch and learn!
One key thing he can learn. Stop trying to be everyone’s buddy. Scream if need be. Be an asshole if need be. Call a dude out (off camera of course) if need be. Being a leader isn’t easy. Sometimes you gotta chew out some ass and not care about hurt feelings.