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obsessions have you
embarrassing they are
@Iowacheese posted:never would have guessed Toolbox
Snap on?
@Packiderm posted:Snap on?
Back in the day they were Billie Jean Kings sponsor
That was strap on
@oshbaul posted:obsessions have you
embarrassing they are
You want a piece of me, you boring little one trick, shark jumping unfunny moran? š
Here's the numbers on Dallen Leavitt
Decent cash to add to his $ 3.5M in career earnings
Dallin Leavittās deal with the Packers:
One year, $1.4 million. $150,000 signing bonus and a $1.08M base salary.
*He could also earn up to $170K in roster bonuses ($10K per game active). A slight increase from last yearās $1.2M deal that included just an $85K signing bonus.
more contract $$
Justin Hollinsās one-year contract: $1.08M base salary plus a $155K signing bonus and $45K workout bonus.
Eric Wilsonās one-year contract: $1.08M base plus a $152,500 signing bonus.
@Boris posted:Soccer talk...."fun"
Calling soccer guy a pussy "hurtful & hateful"
Getting pwned by Oshbaul PRICELESS!!!
Perhaps when youāre Packer President you can let Oshbaul do all your mean Tweets.
Couldn't find the history thread
April 6th 1993 - Reggie White signs with the Packers
https://twitter.com/jackeichsa.../1643946669099081729
" Reggie- this is God, go to Green Bay"
Seems like a fine day to remind everyone about Romeo Doubs
He looks awesome sporting that # 87
Super Smooth too
Here's a few highlights since its been awhile:
Draft day or Rodgers trade cannot come fast enough... 
@Chongo posted:Packers re-sign Dallin Leavitt, great special teamer!
more on Leavitt
" The Packers re-signed Dallin Leavitt on Tuesday, which reminded me of one of my favorite Rich Bisaccia quotes. Leavitt, a safety and core special teamer, played for Bisaccia with the Raiders before joining the special teams coordinator in Green Bay.
Bisaccia told us last year that the hair on your arms stand up when youāre in a special teams huddle with Leavitt like it does when youāre in an offensive huddle with Rodgers."
Tell the both to pick up their damned feet when walking across the carpet, then.
Jets recently signed Tim Boyle Laser Show as a back up-
That might mean they move on from Chris Streveler - who might be a useful back up in Titletown. He's cheep and knows the offense. Pretty sparse starting experience, 80 passer rating and a little more mobility than the Matt Ryan/ Joe Flacco class of graybeards
https://www.ourlads.com/nfldepthcharts/player/49672/
Packers won't have much cash to throw at FAs this year - but there's a few that might be interesting. Ignore the top guys and peruse the bottom of the list
I would have guessed Eli Apple was much older.
@"We"-Ka-Bong posted:I would have guessed Eli Apple was much older.
I heard Adam and Eve played with him or did I miss something ?
From Warren Sharp:
Strength of Schedule for 2023, Packers opponents considered slightly easier than league average, based on 2023 win totals
https://www.sharpfootballanaly...trength-of-schedule/
More analysis in the link
The entire AFC East below water.
And AFC West.
NFC East.
If the Packers sign any DTs and/or DEs, I'd hope they would be run stuffers.
A team can maybe never have enough pass rushers, but we need some DTs who can stop RBs at (or behind!) the LOS.
Any OL we may get should come from the draft. Nobody on that list is particularly impressive, IMO.
I donāt understand how the Lions have an easier schedule. They have a second place schedule and the Packers a third place schedule. I canāt believe the 2 game swing (Packers play Lions twice ((9 wins)) and Lions play Packers twice ((8 wins)) can account for the Lions being 4 spots lower.
Ok, I get it now. The ranking is based on projected wins for next season. My bad.
Reading is fundamental as well as knowing what year it is.
Youāre dropping all the good truth bombs today.
Just remember, say no to drugs!
Show us on the doll where Billy Turner hurt you.
I love the fact the Vikings are 24th š
@Satori posted:Packers won't have much cash to throw at FAs this year - but there's a few that might be interesting. Ignore the top guys and peruse the bottom of the list
Here's one guy I would sign from that list (He must be an RFA - 4th season):
42. Jonathan Owens, S, Age 28
2022: Tackles: 125 | INTs: 0 | PBUs: 4 | FF: 0
Jonathan Owens is a low-risk, high-reward type of player. He played a lot of Tampa 2 last year under former Texans coach Lovie Smith.
@justanotherpackerfan posted:Ok, I get it now. The ranking is based on projected wins for next season.
Many of the S.O.S. predictions use last years record to project 2023
Warren Sharp uses this years' Vegas win totals - and it turns out its a much better predictor using that format. Warren Sharp was an NFL analytics guy about a decade before it became a cottage industry.
Packers 2023 opponents here:
https://www.packers.com/schedule/2023-opponents
Packers focus on STs for The Man, Bisaccia
https://www.packers.com/news/s...ard-on-special-teams
"Peering around the media breakfast at the Arizona Biltmore on March 28, LaFleur made his contention clear that Bisaccia deserves to be seated at one of the nearby tables reserved for NFC head coaches.
"I personally think he's one of those guys that should be here right now," LaFleur said. "I think he's one of the best leaders I've ever been around, just how he's able to coach guys really hard and these guys will run through a brick wall for him because they know he cares about the man.
"I just can't say enough great things about him. Somebody, if given the opportunity, I think they'd hit the lotto with this guy."
@Satori posted:Many of the S.O.S. predictions use last years record to project 2023
Warren Sharp uses this years' Vegas win totals - and it turns out its a much better predictor using that format. Warren Sharp was an NFL analytics guy about a decade before it became a cottage industry.Packers 2023 opponents here:
https://www.packers.com/schedule/2023-opponents
Should be a lot of winnable games if we're average at QB.
@DH13 posted:Should be a lot of winnable games if we're average at QB.
A lot depends on how good the offensive line is. If Bakh and Jenkins are healthy, they line is very likely to be elite. If they are not, the entire offense's ceiling is much lower.
@Satori posted:Packers focus on STs for The Man, Bisaccia
https://www.packers.com/news/s...ard-on-special-teams
"Peering around the media breakfast at the Arizona Biltmore on March 28, LaFleur made his contention clear that Bisaccia deserves to be seated at one of the nearby tables reserved for NFC head coaches.
"I personally think he's one of those guys that should be here right now," LaFleur said. "I think he's one of the best leaders I've ever been around, just how he's able to coach guys really hard and these guys will run through a brick wall for him because they know he cares about the man.
"I just can't say enough great things about him. Somebody, if given the opportunity, I think they'd hit the lotto with this guy."
Hey guys why don't we think about getting Bisaccia for Head Coach when LaFleur hangs'em up ? Just sayin' . 
Unless Bisaccia's The Highlander, there's a big math problem there.
