Chefs Week Part II

@PackLandVA posted:

A week early, but assuming Rodgers clear Covid protocol after the 10 days, looks like he would not be suspended and would be available for the Seattle game

"NFL insider Jay Glazer reported that the league issues fines to players and teams for violating COVID-19 protocol but does not suspend them for it. It appears that a massive fine would be the worst-case scenario for the Packers’ veteran quarterback, and he will be able to return from the COVID-19/Reserve list in time to play Seattle if he remains asymptomatic, as his 10-day isolation period will end the day before the game, on November 13."

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Even if everything fell into place where Rodgers was able to return the day before the Seattle game, would Lafluffer let him play with no practice reps for roughly two weeks?  My guess is yes... but I wouldn't be shocked to see him miss two games.  

@Tavis Smiley posted:

I get it. But my question is more based on Goalline’s overall past comments on Love. He fawns over the guy.

That's because Rodgers hurt him in the feels really bad.

@Pakrz posted:

Even if everything fell into place where Rodgers was able to return the day before the Seattle game, would Lafluffer let him play with no practice reps for roughly two weeks?  My guess is yes... but I wouldn't be shocked to see him miss two games.  

Before seeing him on the McAfee show yesterday I thought it was a pretty good bet to miss two games.

But he seemed to be pretty healthy and supposedly has already had a negative test. I wonder if he can do shit over Zoom to prepare for the Seattle plan? I think it's now a better than 50/50 shot he plays vs Seattle.

I'd imagine how Love performs tomorrow will play (at least a bit) into whether or not AR is available for Seattle (assuming he's cleared to play).

Goalline loving Love is the elephant on the room.

They’re both Mormon.

@Goalline posted:

With his legs???? This guy is a thrower.

Obviously, Aaron is a superior QB. The Packers have been in the hunt because of superior play at QB. So what can this team do with a backup QB? I don’t know. But I do know that the rest of the team is playing better. I would have liked to see Bakh play this game but understand that he is more important for the long stretch ahead. Right now I see the Chiefs have more pressure on them to win. Their fan base is beyond disappointed and  I expect that they will come out swinging against our DB’s. Mahomes has a lot to prove and many of his interceptions were fluke. Our pass rush (even without Z) has been good and have learned discipline after facing other mobile QB’s. If the pass rush can do well and the DB’s cover then the Packers have a fighting chance. On offense, they expect the run and we will run. I think that we will see a lot of loaded box sets from them and if Jordan can hit passes beyond that defensive line then we will do ok.

@Goldie "SHIT ASS"

@Pakrz posted:

Even if everything fell into place where Rodgers was able to return the day before the Seattle game, would Lafluffer let him play with no practice reps for roughly two weeks?  My guess is yes... but I wouldn't be shocked to see him miss two games.  

He'll play.  I can't imagine Mayo having any concerns putting him back in. 

@ChilliJon posted:

let’s be honest. If MLF turns in this win he’s 2021 and 2022 coach of the year.
I think Amari Rodgers is super fucking stoked for the opportunity.

It would be about time.  He hasn't shown much so far.

@Henry posted:

He'll play.  I can't imagine Mayo having any concerns putting him back in.

I know some of MLFs extended family in Michigan. Let's just say they would be supportive of Rodgers' comments. So, no, I don't think he'll hesitate one second to put him back in.

I too agree with my extended family about everything.

Kind of figured.

Randy Moss mentions the connection between Jordan Love and Robert Tonyan as being key today. Should someone tell him?

— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) November 7, 2021

Always can count on the ESPN crew for some cutting-edge analysis.

@michiganjoe posted:

Randy Moss mentions the connection between Jordan Love and Robert Tonyan as being key today. Should someone tell him?

— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) November 7, 2021

Always can count on the ESPN crew for some cutting-edge analysis.

Depends on what kind of connection he’s talking about…

@4 Favre posted:

I too agree with my extended family about everything.

I have some first cousins that make me want to sniff glue daily.

I think Love wins this game.

@ChilliJon posted:

I think Love wins this game.

I’m with you