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Originally Posted by BrainDed:
Originally Posted by Henry:

That last tweet isn't inspiring.

It gives me hope that they are considering going with the best 5 instead of going with a guy was adequate 2 years ago but stinks this year.  

 

Lang at RT with Walker or Tretter at RG is our best chance, IMO.

Makes sense, but that means we weaken two spots instead of one.  We shall see. 

That's exactly what they don't want to start doing Goalline. You know it. I also have doubts we will see that happening.

 

If Don doesn't work, which I do believe he will, there is Walker, and plenty of help to throw that way if need be.

 

BTW, Football Outsiders came out with their rankings. Packers #6 Overall, #1 Offense, #19 Defense, #9 STs. Seattle is ranked #24 Overall, #25, #23 and #15 respectively.

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Risk with extending Bulaga was always his inability to stay on the field. Guy just can't seem to stay healthy for an extended period. Hopefully Barclay can return to his pre-injury serviceable form.

Tackle was already an area they needed to address in next year's draft, even moreso now. Bulaga is compiling a lot of surgeries on his body/knee over the past few years. Who knows how much longer he can hold up and be effective

 

Hip surgery + torn ACL, 2 MCL Sprains and meniscus surgery all in his left knee

they'll be alright. I remember when it seemed like every injury was season ending. Six weeks isn't bad. This team expects to play in January and he'll be there for that.

 

If Rodgers is healthy, this team has the advantage over any team they line up against.

IIRC Jermichael Finley needed a MCL/meniscus fix when he was injured in 2010. Sent him to season-ending IR taking him out of the Super Bowl run and was compounded immensely by post surgery infection which kept him down for an extended period.

 

So depending on the severity of the injuries Bulaga could be out for the rest of the season.

 

EDIT: depending on how you read this it might not be that bad but we'll see.

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Originally Posted by cuqui:

IIRC Jermichael Finley needed a MCL/meniscus fix when he was injured in 2010. Sent him to season-ending IR taking him out of the Super Bowl run and was compounded immensely by post surgery infection which kept him down for an extended period.

 

So depending on the severity of the injuries Bulaga could be out for the rest of the season.

 

EDIT: depending on how you read this it might not be that bad but we'll see.

 

I remember Finley chose the longer recovery option regarding his surgery since it was better for the long-term. Sounds like, from most reports, Bulaga chose the quicker method to help get him back on the field this season. Good thing the team has their BYE week during the period where Bulaga will be recovering

 

 

Great point.

@PackersNotes: We're all worrying about how Barclay will replace Bulaga, but now what happens if, God forbid, something happens to Bakhtiari? Yikes.

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And what happens if something happens to Barclay after something happens to Bahk. And what happens if something happens to the whole team?

...Taco Wallace?

I'm so worried about the baggage retrieval system they have at Heathrow...
Originally Posted by Goalline:
And what happens if something happens to Barclay after something happens to Bahk. And what happens if something happens to the whole team?

Ted loves his draft picks, and Derick Sherrod is still available. 

Originally Posted by bubbleboy789:

I hope you guys are right about Barclay. I have zero faith in him. Hope to be proven wrong.

You're a freaking idot, Bubbleboy. Barclay played his ass off and made you look like a total fool.

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