Bulaga is a good player but I'm not even sure he's their best OL much less their 3rd most important player. Some of the panicking and whining in this thread is classic.
More yoga and less "the sky is falling" banter and you'll feel a lot better
While Bulaga is probably behind Sitton in quality, LT is also probably the second-most important position on the team (depending on where you rank primary pass rusher, which I put just behind).
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Option 3. As long as Bahktiari can continue to stone CM3 & Nick Perry, I'll be convinced. Barclay looked decent at RT last year. That's his spot. He's completely out of place at G or C.
I just don't trust Newhouse as anything other than a backup
I'm with you on this one, option 3. Newhouse isn't good enough to keep Rodgers safe.
I'm surprised TT couldn't find someone better in the off season.
The team is waiting for a second opinion on Bulaga.I am not sure whay to make of MM comments today on him. Sounds almost like Bulaga thinks he is not injured that bad, at other times MM sounded like he thought that Bulaga was done for the season.
Second opinion needed for Bulaga.
MM watched Pet Sematary last night and has an idea.
That said, the injury to Bulaga is just mind-boggling. Of the 32 teams in the NFL, there has to date been no better player lost for the season to injury than him.
While Bulaga is clearly a very important player, especially for the Packers, I don't know if I would say no better player has been lost this year. Percy Harvin strikes me as a bigger loss for Seattle -- he was exactly what that offense needed. Crabtree is a huge loss for the 49ers. Or what about RG III for the Redskins? I'm sure there will be more before the season starts.
I think it's easy to take a snakebit mindset with these injuries, but the reality is all teams deal with this kind of adversity. Even that '96 juggernaut had some anxious moments with injuries, losing Brooks and then Freeman for extended times (plus Chmura) and then having a huge hole at LT for much of the season. To keep things in perspective, for all of its seemingly bad luck, Green Bay has basically gone over 20 years with its starting franchise QBs missing a combined one game.
Sssshhhhhh...
I believe the reports were Bulaga wanted to play last year after he was injured but the team shut him down. I'm assuming the team wants him to get the surgery and he's looking for an excuse to play. It's such a risk and it would be an awful sight if his knee gives way.
That said, whether he's tough, dumb, or crazy I respect the hell out of Bulaga for still wanting to try.
The knee that Bryan Bulaga is having surgery on (because I honestly haven't seen this reported elsewhere) is his left knee.
@Paulimig And ask any Dr. or PT therapist - guess what often follows hip (left) surgery? Knee troubles.
