Originally Posted by titmfatied:
Wait just a cotton picking minute. Everyone knows that Buckets Goldenbergs number should be retired.
Doug Hart spoke to my cub scout den. We were both considerably younger then.
My Dad used to drink with Doug Hart and Bob Long. (True)
Sorry to one up you. 
If I'm not mistaken, his grandfather fired Curly Lambeau. I think it ends there.
Originally Posted by hof1991:
Doug Hart spoke to my cub scout den. We were both considerably younger then.
Otherwise it's just weird.
I saw Doug Hart, Zeke B.; Ray N. and other Packers play a charity basketball game at our local high school gym back in the 1960's. From an 8 year old kid's perspective it was like nirvana.
I threw crab apples at Chester Marcol's cat.
Originally Posted by Satori:
Originally Posted by titmfatied:
Thx - That's a pretty cool feature at packers.com
I didn't realize Rodgers and Rubley shared the number 12
As did Zeke.
My Great Great Grandmother was in Chicago the night the Oleary's cow supposedly kicked the lantern over. She was showing the Oleary kids how to light your farts.
So the only ILB acquisitions are UDFA's.
Only part of the personnel offseason I don't like and I just don't get it.
Value when they were picking... and Thompson didn't see anyone worth trading up for, or over-drafting.
not the best draft for ILB's. None fell in his lap.
The two best true ILB prospects in the draft were Mosley and Borland. The drop off from Mosley to Borland was substantial. Most had Skov after Borland and we know how that turned out.
I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the UDFA's as simply UDFA's. There is some talent on that list. It's not crazy to say it's the equivelent of Ted having 6-7 7th round picks. This was a deep draft and some good players were left outside looking in. Ted did his homework pre-draft and had a good idea who he wanted in camp. More than half the UDFA's Ted landed were talking with multiple teams.
Don't be surprised is more than a few of them make the PS or even the 53.
Originally Posted by Rusty:
Yet Tanner was not on the list of 12 UDFA signees the Packers made official yesterday. Speculation in the JSO this morning that maybe he failed his physical?
If true thats too bad as I was intrigued with his potential. Also that would be two years in a row TT wanted an UDFA Safety who failed his physical.
http://pagesix.com/2014/05/14/...733132919.1400087492
I see AR is still trying to hide his true sexual orientation that I've read so much about from viqueen fans...
a part of me died posting this - I apologize, please forgive
Packers biggest need
according to Bleacher Report
I hope they're right. I think our biggest need is still a couple ILB's &/or a stud TE
Camp fodder
Someone photo shopped Mike Sam out of there 
Bears have signed all but 2 of their draft picks
If the last 7 years have taught us anything:
Signed by Bears.
Owned by Packers.
Just read the bores signed their first round pick as well. They aint waisting any time.
I wonder if they plan to play Fuller at Safety or as a Nickle back until Tillman leaves. I suppose he could play CB if he beats out Tillman and or their other starter at CB.
IC loves Nickle back!!!!!
duh
ONe of the more creative types could have a hey day with photo shop on this
Impressive draft and UDFA's, I'd say. But I'm surprised that the only ILB's we have (if I'm not mistaken) were UDFA's Joe Thomas and Nate Dreiling. I'd love more info on these 2 for any of you familiar with them. Do you think they are better than the guys we have?
Also, are there others currently shown as OLB's that might be moved to ILB?
Edumacate me!
Thomas might be a FCS gem. Finished 4th for the Buck Buchannan award, given to the nation's top FCS player. Named FCS 2nd Team All-American. Was the MEAC defensive player of the year last season.
Thanks for posting that CJ, I'm really getting pumped for TC.
These days I'm a Jake Doughty fan first.
They finally got Joe Thomas, what more do they need?
On Autry: "hands were an enormous 113/8 inches"
Good lord.
BTW, it seems like all the draftees have short arms and the UDFA have long arms.