Let's move on from that shit show on Sunday, shall we?
And are we seriously doing this already, week 2??
Stirring the pot on @gmfb today.
— Peter Schrager (@PSchrags) September 14, 2021
Barring a wild turn of events, Rodgers likely isn’t coming back next year.
So, Packers fans, what say you in regards to the following hypothetical trade offer from Denver? 👇🏼 pic.twitter.com/6dXCMcUdWx
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Y.A. is searching every corner of the internet for a better offer.
Well for me its time to move on from that stinky pile from Sunday. I wish during every Lions week we could get Lionheart back for an appearance.
FART WILL CHOCK!
To put things in perspective, we can still go 15-1 and win the SuperBowl.
Loins has a better ring to it!
YOUR ALL BABIES!
Good news is that, under MLF, GB is 6-0 following a loss and have outscored their opponents 199-115 (avg 14 ppg)
Packers open at -6.0 and Im not touching it
btw that deal is interesting. Wish Chubb could stay healthy, hes a beast. 3 1st round picks...
Rodgers next year? he hasnt come back this year! lets see if and how he pulls himself outta that funk. I think Jones is the answer this week
@Blair Kiel posted:YOUR ALL BABIES!
*YOU'RE (Welcome)
@Grave Digger posted:Good news is that, under MLF, GB is 6-0 following a loss and have outscored their opponents 199-115 (avg 14 ppg)
However, 12 hadn't spent the entire off-season "getting his mind right," prior to those...
this game tells us nothing if they win, I would say next week vs SF is the litmus test. I expect them to win, but all the particulars are up in the air, they could come out and light it up, or they could win by 1, no faith in the particulars.
@Chongo posted:*YOU'RE (Welcome)
YOU DID NOT ATTEND LIONHEART ELEMENTARY!
Some people (sports media) just aren't going to let that Denver crap go away. 
It depends on the vibe. It used to be good, but who knows now. Vibes can be strange like that.
@Blair Kiel posted:YOU DID NOT ATTEND LIONHEART ELEMENTARY!
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Hopefully preseason is now over.
@Blair Kiel posted:Y.A. is searching every corner of the internet for a better offer.
He's too busy celebrating Thanksgiving and skipping school to search for trade offers.
@WolfPack posted:Packers open at -6.0 and Im not touching it
I saw a line yesterday that was GB -10.5.
I was wondering if this was done by people that didn't bother to watch week 1.
Edit, this site still has the line at GB -10.5.
I won't take a team lightly again this year, BUT, there's a very real chance Rodgers responds to a week of questions by going scorched earth on one of the league's worst teams.
@pkr_north posted:this game tells us nothing if they win, I would say next week vs SF is the litmus test. I expect them to win, but all the particulars are up in the air, they could come out and light it up, or they could win by 1, no faith in the particulars.
The Lions have one of the worst defenses in the league and lost one of their starting CBs for the year in the first game. I don't see any issues putting up points on them.
As bad as the Lions defense is, their offense has even less talent. Win or lose if the Packers defense struggles against the Lions, it's an indication it is likely to be a long season. They have a really good TE and not much else and now instead of having to face Stafford (who was good enough to keep games close) they face the king of the checkdown in Jared Goff.
This should be the equivalent of the Badgers playing Eastern Michigan, but I bet our defense keeps is closer than it should be.
In 1970 the Packers lost their opener 40-0 to the Lions. They then went on to win their next 3 games. Yet they finished 6-8. Take nothing for granted.
All time Packer career records update:
Aaron Jones needs 63 rushing yards to pass Eddie Lacy for #10
Randall Cobb needs 26 receiving yards to pass Billy Howton for #11
Davante needs 28 receiving yards to pass Antonio Freeman for #7
Who would want Teddy Bongwater as even their back up QB? A stiff breeze in his direction could break his other leg. Crappy turf took care of the leg that was injured, in Minnesota. I thought he was out of football after that leg episode. I'd tell Denver to keep Chubb, too. Too bad Von Miller is so old. Hamler might be the best trade material of the three. I'd take the three first round picks, though, plus some better players from their roster.
Bridgewater would be one of the better backups in the NFL.. Set aside your Viking hate for a second and look around the league at who is on rosters.
Yeah, hate for Teddy seems a bit irrational. Seems like a pretty good guy and a pretty fair player.
Im in his corner.
Just the fortitude the guy had to comeback from the most gruesome leg injury in the world makes me respect and actually pull for him.
That and he forced the Vikes into getting Kark.
I’d request Surtain Jr. over Chubb, but clearly either guy could step in right away and help this defense.
The 3 #1s are the important pieces to the puzzle, although, they likely won’t be in the top 15. Still, you can use picks as collateral to make other deals or move up in the draft.
I'm still trying to figure out how the Lions are on Monday Night Football.
@BrainDed posted:Bridgewater would be one of the better backups in the NFL.. Set aside your Viking hate for a second and look around the league at who is on rosters.
Agree. Assuming it's Love as our starter in 2022, the Packers will want a veteran back up QB who's proven he can win as a starter. Teddy did just fine in that role in New Orleans winning several games.
I'd have no issues with him backing up Love in 2022
@BrainDed posted:Bridgewater would be one of the better backups in the NFL.. Set aside your Viking hate for a second and look around the league at who is on rosters.
One hit and his career is over. There's no setting aside my viking hate as their bullshit is front and center, for every Packer fan, in my area, to experience. As for back-ups, I would have kept Boyle, to back up Love.
A bounce-back game and relatively easy win against the Lions (which I expect) really won't tell me much. Game against the Niners will and I find it both puzzling and disturbing to hear the team acknowledge a lack of energy for the Saint game.
@Tschmack posted:I’d request Surtain Jr. over Chubb, but clearly either guy could step in right away and help this defense.
The 3 #1s are the important pieces to the puzzle, although, they likely won’t be in the top 15. Still, you can use picks as collateral to make other deals or move up in the draft.
I'd request swapping Donatell for Barry.
@mrtundra posted:One hit and his career is over. There's no setting aside my viking hate as their bullshit is front and center, for every Packer fan, in my area, to experience. As for back-ups, I would have kept Boyle, to back up Love.
Boyle is out for 6 to 8.
Deguara, Savage and V. Scott all on the first injury report. Each listed as questionable. Not too bad so far.
That will teach Jerry to shake hands with other coaches..
