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Packerupdate just did a blurb on it.
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Great piece by a guy who once worked full-time for a paper in Jersey.
keep it to yourself Tebow
He's a bit bigger than Wells, Saturday and Dietrich-Smith, but that doesn't mean much. I'm just sick of all of these quick, finesse, technician type centers the Packers have been starting since the tail end of the Sherman era. I miss having a brutal bastard like Frank Winters or a big, elite athlete like Mike Flanagan in there. Those are the kind of centers that'll go a long way in helping you beat the 49ers or Giants in January.
sometimes I think I am the only sober person posting herequote:Originally posted by Pack-Man:
He's a bit bigger than Wells, Saturday and Dietrich-Smith, but that doesn't mean much. I'm just sick of all of these quick, finesse, technician type centers the Packers have been starting since the tail end of the Sherman era. I miss having a brutal bastard like Frank Winters or a big, elite athlete like Mike Flanagan in there. Those are the kind of centers that'll go a long way in helping you beat the 49ers or Giants in January.
I've sobered up a bit. Now that I'm able to think a bit more clearly, it's pretty obvious that we should be content seeing a concussion prone QB take 51 sacks in a season and not be concerned about those pass-happy games where McCarthy runs the ball 12 times behind a finesse center who is easily ragdolled by the better DTs. Nothing to be concerned about there.
do the cowboys have a center?
quote:Originally posted by Pack-Man:
He's a bit bigger than Wells, Saturday and Dietrich-Smith, but that doesn't mean much. I'm just sick of all of these quick, finesse, technician type centers the Packers have been starting since the tail end of the Sherman era. I miss having a brutal bastard like Frank Winters or a big, elite athlete like Mike Flanagan in there. Those are the kind of centers that'll go a long way in helping you beat the 49ers or Giants in January.
You'd love Cooper from UNC then