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I think Flynn thrived in the system, and I think he can come back and be more serviceable than Wallace right now. Flynn is a systems QB, and while he may not be a world-beater, I bet he could have beaten the Bears tonight. Bring him in. We have nothing to lose by testing the waters and seeing what he's got left. Either that or let's see Tolzien.

 

My eyeballs will burn out if I have to watch Wallace again; I didn't like him in Seattle and I still can't figure out why TT went with him as our backup.

I would have imagined MM would have call ed a few running plays/roll outs/options for Wallace if there was another QB on the active roster.  MM had to be conservative in that respect.

 

Also, I think it's completely understandable that Wallace was not sharp at all.  He hasn't really gotten any reps and probably never dreamed of going in.  He should be better with a week of practice.  How better is TBD. 

Originally Posted by FreeSafety:
Originally Posted by GBP1:

I thought Wallace would show much better than he did.

Me too.

 

I was surprised at how bad he was.

I expected him to suck knowing he came in late and had few live bullet reps.   I agree though was not quite expecting that level of suck.   How ****ing slow was the ball to receiver from him.   He was throwing whimpering wounded ducks. 

 

I think the great Vince Young would have played much better than Senacayaya.

There is another QB out not playing that knows the Packers system. I am sure ESPN or someone else will suggest it. As for myself I think 30 lashes would be in order just for mentioning the possibility.

If it was not for the mess in Miami that ESPN love so much ESPN might of gone wall to wall with TOG stuff today.

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RE: Flynn It was an elbow last year and there have been rumblings that it hasn't truly healed. I think there was some comments that questions around his arm/elbow injury from last year is why GB passed on him earlier this year when he became available - before they signed Wallace.

 

I'd seriously give Tolzien a long look this week in practice. Wallace looked disinterested and he had no zip on the ball.

Originally Posted by LarseeBear:
Originally Posted by 18c3v:

Honestly, I would rather see Vince young than Wallace or Flynn.  Few have mentioned BJ Coleman yet either (probably with good reason).  The way they were running the ball I think Young would have been the best fit.

Young can at least scramble. Wallace is toast.

 

Wallace is the worst QB in football, bring back Harrell, at this point I'd take Paul Thompson

Originally Posted by turnip blood:

Yea; Brohm is who I was thinking of, that is the ticket. Now Boris will not have to put a life time ban on me.

 

another possibility

Skip Bayless     ‏@RealSkipBayless   

Vince Young would've won that game for the Packers

 

I think old Crippy is a good bet to also suggest TOG, opps I mean Brohm

I can't stand Bayless. But after what I saw last night I'm not going to disagree with him. I'd have taken any of the Vikings trio in that game. Somebody that can physically throw a ball more than 30 yards, accurate or not, could have gotten some of those Bears out of the box. And Wallace isn't even mobile anymore.

Regarding Flynn, thought I read during the preseason or TC that he had a good case of tendinitus in his throwning arm back then. Also happened the year before in Seattle as well due to overworking it in TC/preseason. At least thats what I recall.

 

I'm thinking MM and TT go with Wallace and bring up Tolzien and those are the 2 they roll with until AR12 gets back.

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