#22 S Jerron McMillian Showing Darren Perry Some Potential

damn. 

The fact that McMillian could not supplant MD Jennings spoke volumes.

He's got a bright future at K-Mart stocking shelves.

Looked like Tarzan, played like Jane.  Like a S version of Antuan Edwards.

Pretty sad when you have to cut a player that as been active all season to sign another player because of injuries. He may not have been the best but was a body to fill in. At least they have Richardson now for the safety position.

Yep but he was terrible. 2012 draft looking pretty shaky.

Just more proof of TT's incompetence. 

I hope you're right MC... I think Hyde would do well back there.

Health is the issue: 1st four picks - Perry, Worthy, Hayward, Daniels. They all look like players when healthy.

Heck, he was also behind Banjo and then Richardson was activated as well. So it says a lot that they kept both of those guys over McMillian.

Didn't Edwards play S as well?

I thought Edwards was one of those "tweeners" that never works out in the long run.

I see him as more of a sandwich artist.

At least they cut bait...admit it and move on. 

Disagree.  The Subway by our place still employs the same punk that throws his dish rag at the sneezeguard glass when someone rings in the door.

More like Atari Bigby. Just a hitter with no coverage ability. I think they were hoping Burnett would develop into a ballhawking FS and McMillan would be the hard hitting SS. In reality Burnett is better suited for SS and McMillan is better suited for watching football. 

IMO, Burnett is still suited for the ball-hawking S and just not good at it yet. He is not a heavy hitter, his tackling is a far cry from what a SS should be.

IMO, they still need that good size SS so Burnett can do his FS thing ...

M.D. Jennings'position should be sweeping the lockerroom to collect a full paycheck after Special Teams practice is over ...

At least he showed he is very good at watching football.

Could this mean they see something in Richardson?  Meh.

The worst part of it is GB spent the entire off season with Doc Jennings and McMillian neck and neck in the race to start opposite Burnett and couldn't figure out that they both sucked.  

Couldn't get on the field and not that surprising. Hard to believe the organization actually envisioned him starting opposite Burnett going into camp.

I guess they need a new coaching staff or should just disband the team. They obviously don't know what the hell they are doing. Maybe they should just hire some message board guys to evaluate talent.

They don't already do that?  I am so confused.

All I know is that the people that own the seats next to mine always tell the people that buy them to sit next to me because I always see things they don't see. They sometimes even trade seats at the half. Doesn't make me an expert but it is kind of fun seeing them turn around to watch the replay to see if I was right.

Quite a few members of the media and fans projected TT going safety in the first before the last draft. It's not an issue that suddenly appeared out of nowhere. 

http://nfl.si.com/2013/12/03/2...raft-marcus-mariota/

16. Green Bay Packers: HaHa Clinton-Dix, S, Alabama

That’s three straight Alabama picks, if  you’re keeping score at home. This match has felt like it has been in the cards for months … so it probably won’t happen, if history has taught us anything. Still, the Packers have a clear need for a safety to partner with Morgan Burnett. That tandem alone would not fix Green Bay’s ills on D, but it would be a significant start.

Honestly - who names their kid that?  

Maybe they were hoping he would be a comedian.

I forgot about HaHa Kiel.  

If my kid married that famous cellist, she'd be Ha Ha Yo Yo-Ma.

Just sayn'

They'd be better off at backup quarterback.

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Honestly - who names their kid that? 

**** you

AJ Hawk sucks

He has been playing pretty crappy the last few games. Though you do have to question the defensive call that has Hawk covering Bush.