Pluses and a whole heap of minuses eh?? 🤬 🤬 🤬

@MichiganPacker posted:

Harold Carmichael was just that guy. 6'8" Hall of Fame TE for the Eagles. 79 touchdown receptions in his career.

https://www.pro-football-refer...ayers/C/CarmHa00.htm

Julius Peppers could have easily done this as well, but those types of athletes tend to be worth more as edge rushers.

PFR got this one wrong.

As those old enough to have seen him play know, Harold Carmichael was a WR his entire career.

Eagles had a couple of nice TEs during his run, including Charle Young.

"At 6-8, Carmichael helped redefine the position of a wide receiver with his height, becoming of the first big-bodied receivers in the NFL."

https://www.si.com/nfl/eagles/...gets-his-gold-jacket

https://www.profootballhof.com...-of-contested-balls/

https://www.nfl.com/players/ha...michael/stats/career

@D J posted:

Sign OBJ. I'm willing to put up with his antics, I don't give a fuck about them [the antics] if he can help.

I'm so tired of 30 seasons with Favre and Rodgers and just 3 SB appearances.

Did the acl he tore in the Super Bowl magically heal?

Didn’t that idiot Barry coach on the same staff as O’Connell? That has been one of O’Connell’s tendencies.

The Packers did not play well, no doubt.  But the Vikings did: no TOs, kept Kirk clean, mixed the run and pass well, schemed JJ open, got QB pressure, got TOs, made some big stops. As much as it sucks to do, maybe we just tip our caps and move on. The best way to get the shitty turd taste out of your mouth is to swallow it and move on.  It’s one game.

Nope! I’m spitting that turd out!!! 😀

Agree with PackLandVA, but the best way to get that shitty turd taste out is to shove that shit down the next opponent's throat!

Kinda like feeding a baby bird 

I pity the Bears! (not really)

I think the observations about the game in this piece are spot on.

https://cheeseheadtv.com/blog/...ckers-get-skoled-740

@SteveLuke posted:

PFR got this one wrong.

As those old enough to have seen him play know, Harold Carmichael was a WR his entire career.

Eagles had a couple of nice TEs during his run, including Charle Young.

"At 6-8, Carmichael helped redefine the position of a wide receiver with his height, becoming of the first big-bodied receivers in the NFL."

https://www.si.com/nfl/eagles/...gets-his-gold-jacket

https://www.profootballhof.com...-of-contested-balls/

https://www.nfl.com/players/ha...michael/stats/career

He played TE in nine games in his rookie season as I posted previously. They moved him to WR in his second season.

https://www.pro-football-refer...ayers/C/CarmHa00.htm

@GBFanForLife posted:

Did the acl he tore in the Super Bowl magically heal?

It will and he will probably be ready to play in December. He will then sign with someone, probably the Rams.

I like this analysis.

https://cheeseheadtv.com/blog/...ents-from-week-1-206

Proof that Hanson DOES NOT BELONG on the OL.

https://youtu.be/g3EIqAutW6U

I like the way this guy analyzes plays every week.

https://cheeseheadtv.com/blog/...cles-2022-week-1-214

If GB loses to the Bears, I am sure I could find a ledge for fans to jump off.  I would only charge $5 per person.  I would use the proceeds for my Mexican Retirement Fund (MRF) - also known as Matt's Roster Fund - but you did not read it here. 

YA must have money invested in cheesehead TV.    Everyday a new link.

@ammo posted:

YA must have money invested in cheesehead TV.    Everyday a new link.

Must be too busy giving my posts thumbs down to notice this post

, but rong. 

Rent free

I agree. I'm living rent free in YA's head.   

Sean Payton tells the truth.

https://wisportsheroics.com/vi...treatment-of-rookie/

Sean Payton retired.

So what does that have to do with the Vikings game?