Pikes Peak posted:Wouldn't Lacy be the go to guy on dining options in GB?
Sure, if you want a 260lb DB.
Boris posted:Temps dipped into the high 40's last night.
Brrrr......
Poor Blair Kiel....
Oh the humanity.
Goalline posted:Herschel posted:But I do! I just got my Omnipotence Merit Badge from my old Cub Scout troop.
Check it again. I think it was the Impotence Merit Badge.
It beats the prostate health guide that came with the large calipers.
Ouch!
Chargers released G Orlando Franklin today. Yes please.
Good story. I'll bet this undrafted rookie guard deposes Barclay.
http://www.espn.com/blog/green...ye-on-undrafted-pair
RE: Orlando Franklin
I wonder if he actually regressed, or if his poor play was due to the overall trouble the Chargers had the past 2 years with their OL. Injuries wreaked havoc I believe.
Demovsky out with an early projection of starters and has King and House at corner.
Hard to argue with that starters list but I predict as the season goes on that people like Adams, Biegel and Jones will be pushing for playing time...
Charger fans have nasty things to say about Franklin getting pushed into the backfield a lot of times last year. Pass.
That's why I wondered if he had regressed or was it a factor of so many weak (injured) links and he got swept up in the stink? He was pretty good his first 4 years in the league from what I recall.
I think House ends the pre-season as the #4 CB.
day 1 depth - Randall, King, Rollins, House, Gunter, and some guy.
Pipkins.
If it was related to Lacy it would be sum yung guy.
michiganjoe posted:Demovsky out with an early projection of starters and has King and House at corner.
Sorry, waiting for Packerjoe's prediction.
Maybe Pipkins, maybe Waters.
Maybe the starters aren't on the roster yet.
YATittle posted:Charger fans have nasty things to say about Franklin getting pushed into the backfield a lot of times last year. Pass.
Charger fans?? They don't even have a team anymore.
Let James Campen coach him up.
This was an interesting review. We are so lucky to have so much intel posting hear.
Was thinking how letting both of our veteran guards (Sitton, Lang) leave for cheaper replacements has worked out. Thank you Uncle Ted for signing Evans.
If Marty had an ounce of integrity, honesty, displayed actual effort, and knew about something called professionalism/honoring your contract, we would indeed be strong at TE. Thanks to fu** face, the Packers are once again looking at figuring out what to do at TE in 2018
CB is still an issue. The Packers hopefully have a solid #2 CB in King, a good 3rd CB in Randall, and that's about it. House is not the answer. Still chronically hurt and not a #1 CB. The rest of these guys are JAGS. Ted/Elliot or whomever will be looking at CB yet again as a high priority in the draft.
Evans has been a fine signing for the OL. Not a long term solution, but a very good pick up. Kudos to Ted for that signing
House has not been special at all. King has been a little better than expected, and will only improve. He makes a splash play every now and then, and QBs tend to go away from him even though he's a rookie. That says a lot.
Declaring King only a #2 9 games into his career is a bit jumpy. They'll need to start replenishing the wr/te group with playmakers very soon.
Why do I feel like....
....kicking Dom Capers in the ankles?
Kicking catts in the cankles?
Spriggs back on the roster. Supposedly he used his time off to get stronger.
And still, pass defense is the weakest area of our team.
As it is for most teams.
Thanks rules committee!
They need some speed on offense. I think they have what they need on defense.
DH13 posted:Declaring King only a #2 9 games into his career is a bit jumpy. They'll need to start replenishing the wr/te group with playmakers very soon.
Draft Fumagalli.
Justin McCray signing was big. Good case to be made that the addition of he and Evans actually upgraded the OL.
michiganjoe posted:Justin McCray signing was big. Good case to be made that the addition of he and Evans actually upgraded the OL.
I don't know if they upgraded the line from having Lang/Sitton/Bulaga two years ago, but they certainly have been good enough that the OL is more than good enough to win with (at a lot lower salary).
OL not a horrible problem. QB makes them look far worse than they are.
They were not good today. Everyone needs to be better, they as a group we're not.
Trade up in the second to pick a player and you at least expect serviceable. Stunning just how bad Spriggs is.
No comments so far about the officer saying "f**king Packers player" when she heads back to her patrol car to check his DL.
That is what happens when you drive with out of state plates in Wisconsin.
Snaps counts over last three weeks:
Kendricks = 46, 39, 29
Rodgers = 32, 37, 37
Looks like Richard Rodgers is moving ahead (or more likely, is already ahead) of Kendricks on the depth chart.
So does Angelichio get fired for this? It sure seemed like Sam Gash got fired because he couldn't keep his #1 running back in shape. Packers #1 tight end quit on the team, the other big free agent signing looks worse every week and the 3rd round tight end is still as mediocre as they come (which is probably the biggest reason why the last tight end coach got fired).
At least TT/MM recognized TE was a major problem and tried to address it. It didn't work out, but I don't fault the thought process. It's better than playing AJ Hawk and holding onto Carl Bradford for years at ILB without trying anything else.
The fear is that TT will go back to "draft and develop" exclusively and we'll be "developing" some mid-round TE draft picks for the next 2-3 years while our 34 year old HOF QB's window is closing. Now is the time to be aggressive and try to win in the next 2-3 years. We may go decades without getting QB talent anywhere near close to the level we've had for the last 25 years.