This time it is Russell Favre, known by most civilized people as Russell Wilson, of course.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.c..._russell_wilson.html
Poor Flynn.
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quote:Originally posted by Tdog:
so you sign a FA QB and give him $10mil guaranteed for what reason?
you go with Flynn unless he fails and then you go Wilson. you don't go Wilson and use Flynn as your fallback unless you want two screwed up QBs. let the rookie learn no matter how good he looks in preseason.
quote:Originally posted by Grave Digger:
He's a Trent Dilfer/Brad Johnson type who can manage the offense, will patiently take what the defense gives him, and won't screw up. He won't win games for them on his own like Rodgers does and Favre do/did for the Packers, but he won't lose games for them either.
quote:Originally posted by Pakrz:
Packer fans in general over-valued Flynn's worth, myself included. He's probably no better than Doug Pederson was. A pretty good career backup guy.
quote:Originally posted by ammo:
Carroll needs to win this season. If he doesn't he'll join about 5 others who will be ex-NFL head coaches come Jan. 2013. If Wilson gives him the best chance to be a winner he has to go with him.
quote:I don't know why this topic has gained so much traction; Flynn and Wilson no longer play in Wisconsin.
quote:Originally posted by Pakrz:
I think the constant knock on Wilson's height is blown out of proportion. His height didn't hamper him in college. Brees' height doesn't hamper him in the NFL.
quote:not much is invested in Flynn anyway.
quote:Originally posted by Ghost of Lambeau:
At LSU it wasn't Jamarcus Russell who won a national championship - it was Flynn who sat on the bench until his senior year. Then he gets drafted in the6th7th round. And out plays a 2nd round pick - Brohm. I wouldn't bet against Flynn.
quote:$10mil guaranteed ain't much anymore? man, I'm falling behind...
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quote:Originally posted by Tdog:
what a fascination with zeros...
from 2009
A loaf of bread in Zimbabwe now costs about 300 billion Zimbabwean dollars
quote:Originally posted by Pakrz:
I think the constant knock on Wilson's height is blown out of proportion. His height didn't hamper him in college. Brees' height doesn't hamper him in the NFL. How tall is Vick?
Wilson can play and my guess is he'll be a productive quarterback in the NFL.
quote:Originally posted by WolfPack:
Wilson killed it last night in a little over a half
44-14 over KC
http://www.wralsportsfan.com/nfl/story/11467813/
Flynn seat is hotter than a devil with hemorrhoids