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The LaFleur era officially starts today. We'll make a general thread to capture any tidbits or information that comes along. 

A lot of Packer players have incentive to show up in mass:

With the start of the Packers' offseason here, it's a good time to revisit those players with bonuses for attending:

$750,000: Za'Darius Smith

$650,000: Preston Smith

$500,000: Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, David Bakhtiari, Adrian Amos

$400,000: Mike Daniels $350,000: Corey Linsley $300,000: Billy Turner

$250,000: Jimmy Graham, Bryan Bulaga, Lane Taylor $150,000: Mason Crosby

$100,000: Geronimo Allison, Tramon Williams $50,000: Marcedes Lewis

$25,000: Oren Burks $15,500: Kyler Fackrell $15,000: Montravius Adams

Rob Demovsky, ESPN Staff Writer
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Murphy “Joe, we’d like you to finish the year as interim coach”

Joe “Am I going to be back next year?” 

Murphy “Not a chance” 

Joe “Can I at least fire Moss?”

Murphy “Sign here....”

Joe “You’re a terrible President” 

Murphy “Need you sign this NDA as well”

It will be interesting to see how 12 takes to a change in footwork. I imagine timing is next. While he will certainly improvise here and there, I think the days of standing back there 7-9 seconds waiting for a guy to get open are likely done. 



GB needs to replace Sitton, Lang, and Tretter. And with all due respect to Taylor GB has a shit load of heavy lifting to replace a lot of quality play at OL. And Taylor’s healed ankle isn’t it. Must do better than that. Cole and Turner help. 

But this OL needs a bunch of help. Nothing sexy about OL picks until December. 

packerboi posted:

It will be interesting to see how 12 takes to a change in footwork. I imagine timing is next. While he will certainly improvise here and there, I think the days of standing back there 7-9 seconds waiting for a guy to get open are likely done. 



exactly.  those skippy throws with arm strength only may be reserved for busted plays only.  his mechanics were getting lazy in the last few years, I would hope he would want to get it right.

packerboi posted:

Nothing but a bunch of ligaments and tendons that hold it all together in the ankle area.  I got an education when I broke my right leg on the outside bone just above the ankle.  After the doctor said the bone was healed - now go out and play - it hurt a lot.  All along he was saying to stretch out the ankle - and I thought I was doing that.  So I got my athletic trainer daughter on board.  She said I wasn't stretching it beyond that of a natural comfort zone and that to really stretch it out would take "using it like normal".  So she had me walk and told me I was babying it.  Using it like normal hurt a lot more - but less so over the course of a couple weeks.  Getting those ligaments and tendons stretched out enough was the key to comfort.  And eventually it felt as good as new.  So I can imagine what Taylor is going thru.  

ChilliJon posted:

Damn right. Because 81 TDS and 15 picks the last three years isn’t going to ****ing cut it in this league. (With missed games) That shits gotta end. 

Hope he somehow gets it right. 

so you don't think rodgers can improve his game?  he's the goat just as he is, because i don't. he needs to hone the craft just like all the other guys and mechanics are part of that.

pkr_north posted:
ChilliJon posted:

Damn right. Because 81 TDS and 15 picks the last three years isn’t going to ****ing cut it in this league. (With missed games) That shits gotta end. 

Hope he somehow gets it right. 

so you don't think rodgers can improve his game?  he's the goat just as he is, because i don't. he needs to hone the craft just like all the other guys and mechanics are part of that.

Brady was still improving at 35, but Rodgers can no longer improve, apparently.

pkr_north posted:
ChilliJon posted:

Damn right. Because 81 TDS and 15 picks the last three years isn’t going to ****ing cut it in this league. (With missed games) That shits gotta end. 

Hope he somehow gets it right. 

so you don't think rodgers can improve his game?  he's the goat just as he is, because i don't. he needs to hone the craft just like all the other guys and mechanics are part of that.

I guarrantee that he will improve because Rodgers himself has said numerous times he WANTS to be coached.  I of course dont know what AR thinks but I wouild bet good money that he has a burning desire to show that last year was a fluke.  

Goalline posted:
DH13 posted:

This just in.  Rodgers played with a fracture in his leg and an MCL sprain for most of the last season.

Are we still talking about his footwork?

And the previous 2 years?

You mean one of the years he was on IR for 2/3 of it or the other year when he nearly ran the table with 40/7 TD/INT and a 104 rating?

I don't remember the last time we had a HC capable of this. 

The Heckler posted:
pkr_north posted:
ChilliJon posted:

Damn right. Because 81 TDS and 15 picks the last three years isn’t going to ****ing cut it in this league. (With missed games) That shits gotta end. 

Hope he somehow gets it right. 

so you don't think rodgers can improve his game?  he's the goat just as he is, because i don't. he needs to hone the craft just like all the other guys and mechanics are part of that.

I guarrantee that he will improve because Rodgers himself has said numerous times he WANTS to be coached.  I of course dont know what AR thinks but I wouild bet good money that he has a burning desire to show that last year was a fluke.  

 Rodgers himself has said numerous times he WANTS to be coached

Yoko Ono wasn't "coaching" right...but apparently Danica is.

 

 

Not one of TT's better picks.

Yet another 2nd round flop.   Hopefully Jackson and Jenkins break the streak that's been going since Rollins in 15. 

I get that he wants a better shot at earning PT, but he's getting poor advice from his agent.   I don't see the Packers caving to the demands as all he will net is a 6th or 7th.   It's better to have the shitty insurance policy on the sidelines.   All he has done is decrease his value once he hits FA.  

michiganjoe posted:

Not one of TT's better picks.

Hope the Packers enjoy the Cherry Coke he brings in trade.

The best hope for Jones is that another player (perhaps an UDFA) simply beats him out of a back up/ST's role and he's cut. He has next to no trade value.

A very poor TT pick and a kid who couldn't grasp the defensive playbook either. Looked lost way too often for such a high round pick.

For anyone bitching about all the moves including spending big bucks in FA that Gutenheimer has had to make, this is why.

A lot of "clean up on aisle 6" he's had to do. And unfortunately, he's not done yet.  

Jones is a tweener that didn't fit either safety or a rover-type player. Too slow and more prone to gambling than reading plays at safety; too light and too slow to play the rover, as well as being hurt by his propensity to guess where the ball was going rather than being able to read the play. And sometimes if he guessed correctly, he just didn't make the play. 

Fandame posted:

Jones is a tweener that didn't fit either safety or a rover-type player. Too slow and more prone to gambling than reading plays at safety; too light and too slow to play the rover, as well as being hurt by his propensity to guess where the ball was going rather than being able to read the play. And sometimes if he guessed correctly, he just didn't make the play. 

He's actually really quick...except in the mind.

Not sure if they don't think he can play LB effectively or he just didn't want to? Pettine's defense is heavily reliant on Safeties and ILBs playing smart, savvy football...I think that's where Jones seems to struggle. He's aggressive and instinctive, but he's too often either out of position or guessing poorly. I wasn't going to be surprised if he was a training camp casualty anyway, probably a candidate to get shipped somewhere for a conditional late to mid round pick. 

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