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Henry posted:
Ghost of Lambeau posted:
Tdog posted:

quote:  Vince Biegel's foot is not ready to come off...

well, that's good news!

Depends on how you look at it.  If his foot is "not ready to come off" yet, it is implied that at some point it will come off when it is ready.  

There was once another Vince who said players had to play with broken bones, concussions, and severe lacerations.  So what is this Vince's problem?  

His problem is he isn't that Vince.

Considering it's only a foot and he's still breathing, I'm not sure that's his problem.

Herschel posted:
Henry posted:
Ghost of Lambeau posted:
Tdog posted:

quote:  Vince Biegel's foot is not ready to come off...

well, that's good news!

Depends on how you look at it.  If his foot is "not ready to come off" yet, it is implied that at some point it will come off when it is ready.  

There was once another Vince who said players had to play with broken bones, concussions, and severe lacerations.  So what is this Vince's problem?  

His problem is he isn't that Vince.

Considering it's only a foot and he's still breathing, I'm not sure that's his problem.

Pfft. Details. 

Hope to see a lot more of this. Nice...

Ben Fennell‏ @BenFennell_NFL

#Packers rookie Vince Biegel played 16 2nd half snaps vs BAL... Love seeing him knocking a RB around on a pass rush.. This defense needs some bullies

packerboi posted:

Hope to see a lot more of this. Nice...

Ben Fennell‏ @BenFennell_NFL

#Packers rookie Vince Biegel played 16 2nd half snaps vs BAL... Love seeing him knocking a RB around on a pass rush.. This defense needs some bullies

That’s such a beautiful sight... man if he’s as good healthy as he was at UW... my kind of LB. 

ChilliJon posted:

Fennell can’t stand Fackrell. Thinks he’s too soft. I’m sure he’s on board with Biegel getting the majority of the snaps. 

Listening to Moss gush about Fackrell playing his best game in GB last week though. Who knows what they’ll do with snap counts. 

I'm guessing Moss gushed about Carl Bradford too so I'd bet we see very little of Biegel.

michiganjoe posted:

Think when it all shakes out King+Biegel is still likely to be > Watt.

This is a false dichotomy. It could have been Watt & King just as easily, or Watt/Awuzie, or Watt/Tankersly, or Watt/Witherspoon, there a literally hundreds of ways that could have went.

Heck, it could have gone Watt, Alvin Kamara, Cam Sutton, Tedric Thompson.

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Herschel posted:
michiganjoe posted:

Think when it all shakes out King+Biegel is still likely to be > Watt.

This is a false dichotomy. It could have been Watt & King just as easily, or Watt/Awuzie, or Watt/Tankersly, or Watt/Witherspoon, there a literally hundreds of ways that could have went.

Heck, it could have gone Watt, Alvin Kamara, Cam Sutton, Tedric Thompson.

No way King lasts past the Seahawks.

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Holy mackeral, I knew TJ Watt was pretty good but that's pretty amazing.  When I watched him at Wisconsin, I kind of thought he reminded me of what Clay Matthews was coming out of USC back in 2009.  Physically a bit different types, but both had a relentlessness and football instincts to excel that stood out.

That all said....  I like Kevin King and while he likely will never be as good as Watt, I don't necessarily think that was a bad pick if he stays healthy.  Watt may be an All Pro type, while King could be a very good CB, maybe even a Pro Bowl level type someday though he isn't at that level yet. 

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