@YATittle posted:He was suspended last season in November. Believe he can play now.
Sure. Lets start a guy that has played 1 snap in his second season. And that snap was on special teams.
( Thumbs down in 3.......2......1) 
He looked good in preseason, FOOL
@Goalline posted:You could call it a break or you could call it fuck ups by the Saints. Either way, we won. Thatâs the way the NFL works.
The same is true of the fact that Derek Carr did not finish the game. Who cares? First of all, Gary did his job and knocked the fucker out of the game. If you donât. Protect your QB that happens. We donât have to apologize for the mistakes the other team makes. Often those are forced by the Packers themselves.
Must not have been too good. He still has splinters in his ass. Writers at Cheesehead TV has cheese for brains.
Walker didn't see much playing time last year either, IIRC.
We don't have to apologize for other teams' mistakes the same way nobody apologizes for all the penalties GB had all day that killed drives on O.
FYI: NFL Network will be running a replay of the Packers-Lions game at 9:15 Pacific Time Thursday if you want to DVR it or can't watch on Amazon Prime.
So can't you order a pair of socks on Amazon, and get amazon prime for the game and cancel the next day ?
Wait. Do you get NFLN free if you have a Prime subscription?
@DH13 posted:Wait. Do you get NFLN free if you have a Prime subscription?
Thursday Night Games.
Free 30 day trial of Prime is available every twelve months.
I don't wear socks.
@skully posted:So can't you order a pair of socks on Amazon, and get amazon prime for the game and cancel the next day ?
Plus you get free returns on the socks.
@YATittle posted:I agree with this.
This is not a fresh take.
Bulaga has been talking about Ryan as an option for over a week now. He said they know the ceiling with Newman and should give Ryan a chance.
Between Newman and AJ Dillon, they are doing their best to get JL killed. Dillon blew the protection on the big sack against the Saints and in the process almost took out Runyan. Jones cannot get back soon enough.
@Floridarob posted:Between Newman and AJ Dillon, they are doing their best to get JL killed. Dillon blew the protection on the big sack against the Saints and in the process almost took out Runyan. Jones cannot get back soon enough.
Just based on his size alone, you would think Dillon would stand there like a tree and just not be moved. Apparently not. I really hope he gets his shit together soon. He plays a position where you can find quality RB's in damn near any round.
Jesus. Just make Walker your starting LT.
Packers injury report for tomorrow vs. Lions:
â Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) September 27, 2023
OUT:
LT David Bakhtiari
ILB De'Vondre Campbell
LG Elgton Jenkins
S Zayne Anderson
QUESTIONABLE:
RB Aaron Jones
WR Christian Watson
CB Jaire Alexander
RT Zach Tom
CB Carrington Valentine
Bakh has just given up...dude isn't even pretending any more.
@packerboi posted:That or the knee has. Which means heâs wasting a roster spot and just IR him at this point.
You really think people would start to understand that Brian Gutekunst knows what heâs doing. None of us really know whatâs happening and I, for one, believe Gute will do whatever is in the best interests of the team. For this game, this season, and beyond.
Bakhtiari's knee.
Almost 0 practice all summer. Plays 1 game with 50 some odd snaps, and now he's unavailable for 3 weeks and counting. Sucks for everyone involved.
Just like Rodgers, another large contract that came back and bit the Packers in the ass. We're playing with a 52 man roster when all the other teams have 53.
Nobody dislikes current Packer greats like Packer fans. We got that shit locked down.
Bak's knee has been a thing for what, three years now? It's just not going to heal to the point where he can play football consistently.
GB is stuck with a horrible contract and nobody is to blame for it. Injuries happen... but football is a business and GB has to find a way to move on from him here soon.
If his knee can't handle no pre season games, no practice and 50 snaps in 1 regular season game, he's not going to handle much else for the rest of his life until he gets it replaced .
Jesus Fuck
@Iowacheese posted:Nobody dislikes current Packer greats like Packer fans. We got that shit locked down.
I never had an issue with packers that left. The only one I did was Favre. But he went scorched earth on the team. Nobody ever did that. He deserved what he got. I am glad he came back and they honored him but in my mind he did not get the support he would have if he would have handled it differently
@Floridarob posted:I never had an issue with packers that left. The only one I did was Favre. But he went scorched earth on the team. Nobody ever did that. He deserved what he got. I am glad he came back and they honored him but in my mind he did not get the support he would have if he would have handled it differently
I donât like any of them.ð
@Iowacheese posted:Jesus Fuck
Is this in reference to state of Bakhtiari's knee, or the free medical advice?
Yes
Maybe Bakh's knee would hold up better if he switched sides with Tom? Different pressure point?
So let me see if I understand this correctly about Bakhtiari.
-has the highest pass block rating of any Tackle in week 1;
-he is the sixth highest overall rated Tackle for all snaps in Week 1;
-he has a recent history of knee surgery with multiple complications;
-the team played on shitty artificial turf in Week 2, so fans at the time were âokayâ with him sitting that one out (similarly to Jones sitting).
-the team is playing Week 3 with Week 4 only four days later against the most likely divisional challenger/more important game than Week 3 so fans at the time are âokayâ with him sitting that one out (similarly to Jones sitting).
-and he hasnât practiced on a short week (although he basically didnât practice in preseason).
And for some reason, many fans think he done, or heâs quit on the Packers, or he wants to play with AR in NY, or he murders puppies, or heâs a bad dude, or something.
Brilliant.
Even injured, heâs still one of the NFLâs elite LTs. Iâll give Gutekunst a little leash on this personnel decision.
Let me spin it for you with some additional facts.
The original injury was over 30 months ago. For those not good at math, thatâs over 2 years. In fact, itâs closer to 3 than 2.
He has had 3 surgeries on the knee since then.
He had no game action this preseason,
He played 50 game snaps 18 days ago and still has not recovered from it.
Now itâs opinion time. The guy is fun to root for, but itâs become obvious that itâs a poor business decision to rely on him.