It's Bears Week

If Meyers is out, put Jenkins at Center.   This gives you your best available 5. 

King left the game and I don't believe he returned, anyone hear anything on him?

@FLPACKER posted:

King left the game and I don't believe he returned, anyone hear anything on him?

He was officially listed with a shoulder and questionable to return, do not believe he did. With him, you never hold your breath on his health.

Nonetheless, this was impressive: I am not sure if Boyd was his primary assignment, but that's a terrific #2 WR on Cincy who didn't do shit yesterday. And I believe King was a primary reason.

Packers CB Kevin King allowed only 17 yards into his coverage and had two "stops" resulting in a failure for the offense on Sunday vs. the Bengals.

— Zach Kruse (@zachkruse2) October 11, 2021

I thought King was playing well til he got hurt.  He and Stokes both did well.  

drafting corners with injury history just needs to stop for this team

Dirty cocksuckers, every one of them. Roquan Fuckface tried to concuss Derek Carr yesterday...went in helmet first to his helmet. One of their DL got flagged for throwing Josh Jacobs to the ground well after the whistle.

Expecting more Trevathan-like bullshit this weekend. I hope our piss is at the same temp as it was vs the Whiners, because the only way to take care of dirty opponents is to beat them to the punch.

@packerboi posted:

Packers should get Jenkins back this week. MVS is reportedly very close as well, was doing full sprints in pre game warm ups yesterday.  

One more week for MVS on IR.

Been thinking the same about Jenkins for a couple of weeks now. I'm now in the he's back when he's back mindset.

Two Bengals on the Covid list this morning.   If it's from positive tests, I'm most concerned with with the Guard because of all the close contact with the DL.

https://twitter.com/RapSheet/s...608674315378693?s=20

Curious to see how Fields knee is, nasty looking hyperextension. I know he went back in the game, but doesn’t swelling and inflammation kind of catch up the next day with those types of things? Maybe one of our resident experts can speak to that? Have to think he’s at least going to be sore and miss a couple days of practice?

If Nagy and co weren’t idiots, they’d be very careful with his knee and make sure the future franchise QB that you gave up so much to go get isn’t risking his health long term. Unfortunately, because their jobs and asses are on the line I could easily see them “RGIIIing” him and fucking him over.

Washington, especially in his rookie year ruined that QB. The Bears FO are every bit as stupid to do the same thing

@Chongo posted:

Dirty cocksuckers, every one of them. Roquan Fuckface tried to concuss Derek Carr yesterday...went in helmet first to his helmet. One of their DL got flagged for throwing Josh Jacobs to the ground well after the whistle.

Expecting more Trevathan-like bullshit this weekend. I hope our piss is at the same temp as it was vs the Whiners, because the only way to take care of dirty opponents is to beat them to the punch.

I don't get why MLF isn't plastering the league office with film of this BS and calling them out on it BEFORE our game, so the officials end up hyper sensitive to it.

@packerboi posted:

He was officially listed with a shoulder and questionable to return, do not believe he did. With him, you never hold your breath on his health.

Nonetheless, this was impressive: I am not sure if Boyd was his primary assignment, but that's a terrific #2 WR on Cincy who didn't do shit yesterday. And I believe King was a primary reason.

Packers CB Kevin King allowed only 17 yards into his coverage and had two "stops" resulting in a failure for the offense on Sunday vs. the Bengals.

— Zach Kruse (@zachkruse2) October 11, 2021

Maybe King needs to play on Jaire's side. Dude took a crazy hit

@YATittle posted:

I don't get why MLF isn't plastering the league office with film of this BS and calling them out on it BEFORE our game, so the officials end up hyper sensitive to it.

How do you know he isn’t?

A reported top five defense? How much of that rating is genuine? And how much of it is due to dirty play?

He apparently hurt his shoulder BEFORE that chest type hit he took where he left the game. That dude just cannot stay healthy.

Matt LaFleur says Kevin King played basically with one arm for some of Sunday's game. Would explain why he went from making good form tackles early on to throwing shoulders at guys late.

— Aaron Nagler (@AaronNagler) October 11, 2021

@YATittle posted:

I don't get why MLF isn't plastering the league office with film of this BS and calling them out on it BEFORE our game, so the officials end up hyper sensitive to it.

Does nothing but make him look like a whiny bitch, and won't change a fucking thing. Doesn't mean he can't start working the crew pre-game...players need to take it upon themselves to police this shit. They put a late hit on 12, next opportunity, we need to put one on Fields. Sort of like getting bit by a pitch in baseball.

I was shocked to see Fields moving around after his leg basically got bent in half.  Not quite Giannis type heroics, but if I’m Chicago I make damn sure he’s OK.  

This week Dominique Dafney (TE) is eligible to return to the active roster off of IR for the Packers if he is healthy.

Next Week: Marquez Valdes-Scantling (WR)
The Next Week: Jaire Alexander (CB)

I skipped Za'Darius Smith since his post-surgery return (maybe) is a long way out.

— Ken Ingalls - Packers Cap 💰 (@KenIngalls) October 11, 2021

@Grave Digger posted:

Curious to see how Fields knee is, nasty looking hyperextension. I know he went back in the game, but doesn’t swelling and inflammation kind of catch up the next day with those types of things? Maybe one of our resident experts can speak to that? Have to think he’s at least going to be sore and miss a couple days of practice?

Bakh should be able to come off PUP next week, though I'd be surprised if he suits up against the 'skins, given he hasn't be able to practice with the team/offense/line since the season started.  May take him a week or two of practice to knock the rust off and get in synch with everyone else.

@Pikes Peak posted:

How do you know he isn’t?

Because non of ya ya's students told him.

We don't need no dumb luck
Cause we all know ....

Bears ranks on offense:
240.0 yards per game (32nd)
4.15 yards per play (32nd)
126.8 rush yards per game (9th)
4.26 per carry (14th)
4.64 yards per pass (32nd)
14.75% sacks per pass (32nd)
32.76% on third down (28th)
61.5% in the red zone (17th)
16.8 points per game (30th)

— Kevin Fishbain (@kfishbain) October 12, 2021

Not exactly an offensive juggernaut.

Not earlier in the season and not now.  But they have been improving since the CLE embarrassment, whatever that's worth.  It looks like their OL is capable of run blocking and Fields is capable of hitting open receivers, neither of which looked possible vs. CLE.  Their D is kind of on a roll and we got a rookie and some tomato cans at CB so I think this will be a good game.  Focus will be on our OL again.

They were happy with the win. Recap: https://www.chicagobears.com/n...as-vegas-2021-week-5

Well, Nagy sucks and Fields is a play away from either breaking himself in half or being the GOAT. Much of what you all said is true, except for the Bears being a dirty team. We all know the Packers are historically the cheaper team.

#12 is still a man amongst boys and it doesn't matter who's injured for GB. He'll play great.

Packers 28

Bears 17

It hurts but we're not there yet. I'm in Vegas still (Allegiant Stadium kind of sucks) and will try and do a full breakdown soon.

@packerboi posted:

He apparently hurt his shoulder BEFORE that chest type hit he took where he left the game. That dude just cannot stay healthy.

Matt LaFleur says Kevin King played basically with one arm for some of Sunday's game. Would explain why he went from making good form tackles early on to throwing shoulders at guys late.

— Aaron Nagler (@AaronNagler) October 11, 2021

So I guess we are going into the Bears game with only 1 CB that is mediocre or better?

King injured?  What are the odds?

problem with 20 is that him practicing prevents reps for the other guy behind him - so if its inevitable he will get hurt - have jean-charles or whoever take ALL the reps and use 20 as a in case of emergency...

Packers Redzone TD% in the LaFleur era:

• Two years ago: 68% (2nd in NFL) ✅
• Last year: 77% (1st in NFL) ✅
• This year: 55% (27th in NFL) ⚠️

Easily the biggest discrepancy of the season so far for the GB offense.

— Daire Carragher (@DaireCarragher) October 12, 2021

Need to get the offense fixed.

Would be nice to not have a different OL nearly every week.

Exactly.  We're all slap happy they've been as good as they have been so far but rough spots are starting to surface.

@ObjectiveBearsFan187 posted:

. Much of what you all said is true, except for the Bears being a dirty team. We all know the Packers are historically the cheaper team.

Must be alternate facts.  That is all I have.

The #Seahawks are releasing former starting CB Tre Flowers, source said, a move that he recently requested. An experienced corner with four years of starting experience now available.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 12, 2021

Veteran free agent CB Quinton Dunbar visited the Packers.

— Zach Kruse (@zachkruse2) October 12, 2021

Dunbar had some success in 2019, but he was hurt last season, and he’s been cut by both Detroit and Arizona in the past seven weeks.

IMO, given the choice between Dunbar, Flowers, Trufant, and Poole, Trufant would make the most sense for the #Packers.

— Michael Rodney (@PackersNotes) October 12, 2021

So the Packers did sign Dunbar?

To the practice squad

Not really related to the Packers/Bears game this week, other than being news during this week, but.......

Aaron Rodgers is setting the story straight about how he likes his balls.

Similarly, Tom Brady prefers his on Skippy's chin where they can be found on a regular basis.

@ObjectiveBearsFan187 posted:

Packers 28

Bears 17

It hurts but we're not there yet. I'm in Vegas still (Allegiant Stadium kind of sucks) and will try and do a full breakdown soon.

End of the Line or Equanimeous??

According to The Athletic’s Matt Schneidman, the Green Bay Packers protected three practice-squaders this week: quarterback Kurt Benkert, kicker J.J. Molson, and long-snapper Steven Wirtel. Benkert, Molson, and Wirtel have been protected players in all six weeks of the regular season, with the designation preventing the other 31 NFL franchises from poaching those three players late in the week to their 53-man rosters.

The real news in this announcement is that wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown, who was the Packers’ fourth protected player in Week 4 and Week 5, is missing off of this week’s list. According to the COVID era rules that have been in place over the last two seasons, NFL teams can expand their roster to 55 players on game day, with two elevations from the practice squad, so long as the active roster on game day does not exceed 48 players.

After playing against the Detroit Lions, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Cincinnati Bengals, though, St. Brown’s ability to move up from the practice squad for game day has been exhausted, as there is a limit on how many times a player can move up to the active roster from the practice squad through this front office mechanic. If St. Brown plays again for the Packers in 2021, he must do so now as a full-fledged member of Green Bay’s 53-man roster, not as a late game day addition off of the practice squad.

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Only player with more Special Teams snaps is Malik Taylor.