@ammo posted:Wonder if the ankle sprain suffered by Sam Darnold will effect Etling? Darnold could be out 4-6 weeks and the Panthers will need a temp back-up for Mayfield.
No team is signing Etling to their 53 man roster. It's just not happening no matter how many QB's are injured.
Well, maybe if A R.....nah. 
If we think about Goodson as an "Aaron Jones- type RB" and Patrick Taylor as a "Dillon-type RB" - then maybe that shines some light on who gets kept and who is released.
Packers have another Aaron Jones- type RB in Kylin Hill and he'll be ready in 4 weeks. But they don't have another Dillon- type RB on the roster.
"While he has been kicking footballs, Mason Crosby remains on the physically unable to perform list. To be eligible for the season-opening game at the Minnesota Vikings, Crosby will have to be activated from PUP by Tuesday’s 3 p.m. deadline.
“I know he kicked yesterday, so we’ll just see how he responds,” LaFleur said.
This is the prediction from Tex Western:
"I have settled on a prediction for what the Packers will do at K to start the season. GB activates Crosby and cuts Ahmed, then signs Ahmed back to the PS. They then elevate Ahmed for the first few games while Crosby gets into game shape. "
@Harry Manback posted:The CEO at one of my companies put it best this way to our executive team. “I value your input, but this is not a democracy. In the end, I will make the final decision.”
Add in a truth filter and what he is really saying is “in the end I will make a decision in my best interests “.
Some interesting analysis.
$$ Difference between 53 and PS
Players with two or fewer accrued NFL seasons earn at least $11,500 per week, which equals $207,000 for 18 weeks spent on the practice squad.
(A player accrues a season when they are on full-time pay status for at least six regular-season games).
Players with two or more accrued seasons make a minimum of $15,400 per week and $277,200 for the whole season. For comparison, the minimum salary for a rookie on an active roster this season is $705,000.
Looking at the final 53 to date, 37 of the 53 have 5 or less years experience in the NFL. I wonder how our roster compares to other NFL teams. Will we have one of the youngest teams in the NFL again?
@ammo posted:Will we have one of the youngest teams in the NFL again?
Packers are considered middle-aged per the notes below
I suspect The Ancients - Rodgers/Big Dog/Crosby are a big part of that
Thanks Satan. 
Rodgers weighs in.
Great.
If Satori tells you to drink something…think twice.
Good tune.
