Strange how BearBite is silent on a QB who's already better than Cutler.
Also scored a 26 on the Wonderlic, not genius status but definitely smart enough to learn any system he's in. Like this pick.
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Originally Posted by Rusty:
Strange how BearBite is silent on a QB who's already better than Cutler.
Tolzein?
I was thinking Doug Pedersen, truth to be told.
Originally Posted by BearBite:
Cutler-like
Originally Posted by Rusty:
Strange how BearBite is silent on a QB who's already better than Cutler.
Wrong again Twitter Troll Boy. Bottom sore yet?
Originally Posted by 
:
:Loving Phil Emery right now, and not just for the Marshall trade.
We have 7 new starters on offense this year, four of them are the line. While last years draft isn't strong, this year is looking amazing. At least two starters, maybe three and Long and Mills on the oline are looking amazing.
Here's the thing I love about Emery. When he sees a problem or deficiency, he attacks it via multiple angles. He doesn't just sign one FA, he drafts the position as well.
I think the Trestman/Emery duo are going to have a fantastic run in Chicago.
The Packers have won more Super Bowls since 1985 then Jay Cutler has games against the Packers as a Bore. You infidels are currently on your own island by your own accord. You brought this upon yourselves and your mewling and pleading will not change the fact that the bed you have made will be slept in.
Drink it in, gentlemen, the tab is on the house and you have earned it.
Originally Posted by CAPackFan95:
“It’s not my job to get him ready to play…It’s his job. My contract doesn’t say I have to get Aaron Rodgers Brett Hundley ready to play. Now, hopefully he watches me and gets something from that, either good or bad…and it helps him have a great career. I’m not obligated one bit to help anyone.” - Brett Favre Aaron Rodgers
Maybe if Rodgers had to listen to several years of 'When are they going to draft Rodger's replacement', and then they pick a guy in the 1st round, and he is constantly asked about helping the guy. Maybe Aaron would be sharp with a response after all of that. Otherwise the situations are not even close.
And Aaron alludes to retiring for 5 consecutive years
Didn't realize these people still are alive and haven't OD'd on meth or cheese sauce.
Originally Posted by BearBite:
Originally Posted by BearBite:
Cutler-like
Originally Posted by Rusty:
Strange how BearBite is silent on a QB who's already better than Cutler.
Wrong again Twitter Troll Boy. Bottom sore yet?
Are you even relevant in your own house?
Love the Hundley pick. As usual, most in the media overrated all of the QBs after the top 2, so while most thought he "dropped", TT got a solid prospect exactly where he should have gotten him, in the latter half of the draft.
Hundley has the tools but lacks the pocket presence, anticipation and awareness that QBs need in the NFL. I watched him a bit in the PAC 12 and it was clear that he is extremely raw. He was thrown into a starting role pretty quick in college career (redshirt freshman) and likely was never taught how to play QB correctly by Jim Mora (who is a defensive coach - no track record of developing QBs). I'm hoping that a few years of learning the position from a real teacher will fix those issues but who knows. It's a risk but a good one to take in the 5th round.
Originally Posted by BearBite:
Bottom sore yet?
Is it in yet?
Good backup. Maybe can develop in the right system. No hurry to play, so we can fix his weaknesses.
Originally Posted by El-Ka-Bong:
And Aaron alludes to retiring for 5 consecutive years
Rodgers was drafted in 2005, I don't think Favre was alluding to retiring 2000-2005.
From MM presser, ongoing:
MM: Aaron will be an excellent mentor.
forgive me for hyperbole.
Farve did bring up retirement prior to Ted drafting Rodgers. In my opinion, once a player starts talking retirement, finding a replacement is a good idea. Regardless of your feeling on Favre, Ted made the right call finding another guy. Favre had nothing to complain about, he had a part in that play because he was talking about calling it quits.
Once Rodgers was part of the team, what special privileges does Favre have to not work for the benefit of the team? You hear all the time about vets mentoring younger players players, but because Favre had his feelings hurt, he got to behave different and it was OK?
Favre was ****ty about the whole thing and much of it was his own doing.
No problem, glad we can agree Favre was an ass about the whole thing
excalibur has to be in there somewhere.
I wonder how old his son is these days. And if he keeps wearing his hate backwards.
EDIT - that was a typo. But, I'm gonna roll with it. Works either way.
Originally Posted by El-Ka-Bong:
No problem, glad we can agree Favre was an ass about the whole thing
quote:
- 2002: In September, Peter King conducted an interview with Favre during spring training. Favre told him that he missed home and was thinking more and more about retirement. When then head-coach Mike Sherman told the players they could have off on Saturday and Sunday, Favre replied "I wish I could be on my lawn mower back home."[124]
- 2003: Favre was constantly asked about retirement throughout the early part of the year. Favre jokingly responded by saying "I can't even remember how the whole retirement thing started, but whoever started it needs to be shot."[124]
- 2005: After the Packers got off to a slow start, rumors that Favre might retire started to escalate. Favre responded by saying "At 0-3, I think most people would say 'Oh, he's gone after this year, or they won't even want him back.'...I don't even think about when that time might come."[124]
Originally Posted by QuietOne:
And if nothing else, trade bait down the road as a MM QB School graduate.
M3 QB school is more like trick the league that you have developed something. M1 school was more like actually developing something real. See Hass, Brunell, Detmer and Brooks.
Originally Posted by YooperPackfan:
Brooks was actually an M3 grad
Drafted by the Pack (Wolf) and traded for some picks to the Saints. Early education from the school of M1. Built the foundation.
A mediocre, less accurate version of Jason Campbell
Originally Posted by chickenboy:
Originally Posted by YooperPackfan:
Brooks was actually an M3 grad
Drafted by the Pack (Wolf) and traded for some picks to the Saints. Early education from the school of M1. Built the foundation.
Ray Rhodes was the coach the year he was drafted, M3 was RR QB coach, Holmy had nothing to do with Brooks whatsoever
Originally Posted by excalibur:
Originally Posted by El-Ka-Bong:
No problem, glad we can agree Favre was an ass about the whole thing
quote: wikipedia stuff
He was an ass about Rodgers, the retirement stuff was all just stupid.
hope that clears it up
Originally Posted by El-Ka-Bong:
Originally Posted by excalibur:
Originally Posted by El-Ka-Bong:
No problem, glad we can agree Favre was an ass about the whole thing
quote:
- 2002: In September, Peter King conducted an interview with Favre during spring training. Favre told him that he missed home and was thinking more and more about retirement. When then head-coach Mike Sherman told the players they could have off on Saturday and Sunday, Favre replied "I wish I could be on my lawn mower back home."[124]
- 2003: Favre was constantly asked about retirement throughout the early part of the year. Favre jokingly responded by saying "I can't even remember how the whole retirement thing started, but whoever started it needs to be shot."[124]
- 2005: After the Packers got off to a slow start, rumors that Favre might retire started to escalate. Favre responded by saying "At 0-3, I think most people would say 'Oh, he's gone after this year, or they won't even want him back.'...I don't even think about when that time might come."[124]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B...tirement_speculation
He was an ass about Rodgers, the retirement stuff was all just stupid.
hope that clears it up
Sure. Clears it up that Favre did not talk in any serious manner about retirement prior to the drafting of AR.
guess I was wrong again
Lets pretend we live in a world where Favre didn't tell Peter King he was thinking about retirement. Never actually said the words. Never implied it inside or outside the Packer organization. For funsies.
It still doesn't give him permission to be a ****ty teammate and not a team player. No circumstance exists that justifies him being an ass.
Because wikepedia is an accurate source of information.
M3 tutored Brooks in 'Nawlins.
Got the best year he ever had out of him, if memory serves.
Originally Posted by chickenboy:
Originally Posted by QuietOne:
And if nothing else, trade bait down the road as a MM QB School graduate.
M3 QB school is more like trick the league that you have developed something.
Yeah, that Rodgers guy is all ****ing fluff.
Hundley could follow in the steps of Wolf's QBs when Favre was starting: get a young guy, coach him up, then get rid of him for trade picks. Of course, that's if Tolzein really is as good a backup as MM says, and AR stays healthy. Or, ditch Tolzein for picks and hang onto Hundley. Either way, Hundley will be useful some day...
Wasn't there some mention of keeping some RO in the playbook in the last month, from MM? Hundley looks RO-ready.
BH
RC TM
While that would be fun for a play, maybe 2, each game, I can't see McCarthy taking the ball out of the hands of the best player in the league.
Of course. Just another wrinkle to occupy the D's prep time.