What does "All In" look like to you?

I am with you, other than preferring Mack as our edge addition, while realizing getting all of them may not be economically possible, nor may they all want to come here as opposed to somewhere else.

Well we have to stop trying to be the youngest team in the league and get some veteran leadership for one

balls deep

sorry, hit post too soon. 

Just pointing out Devante would help Love with deep balls

@YooperPackfan posted:

Well we have to stop trying to be the youngest team in the league and get some veteran leadership for one

i completely agree.  I am sure there are some younger guys such as Jacobs being leaders on the team, but I think it can never be overlooked having some seasoned vets around. 

There is a right and wrong time for going all in.  Got a good to great young  qb on  a rookie contract (Washington for example) mortgage the future, spend everything, take some chances.  In short go all in.  A team like NO or Vegas, nope, a slow build is required.

Once that qb gets to a big contract, money changes everything and options are somewhat limited.

Packers projected to have $49M in cap space...plenty of room to add some solid FA, re-sign wanted guys...if that number is closer to $10M when all is said and done this off-season...that's All-In for me.

https://www.acmepackingcompany...025-salary-cap-range

@"We"-Ka-Bong posted:

balls deep

Little Balls or Big Balls?

you've seen the pictures

@Chongo posted:

Packers projected to have $49M in cap space...plenty of room to add some solid FA, re-sign wanted guys...if that number is closer to $10M when all is said and done this off-season...that's All-In for me.

https://www.acmepackingcompany...025-salary-cap-range

And I think that is honestly the Packers version of all in.  Draft and develop talent, manage the cap well, and fill in roster gaps with FAs that make sense.  It may not be the most splashy way of doing things but that is how you manage things long term.

@Chongo posted:

Packers projected to have $49M in cap space...plenty of room to add some solid FA, re-sign wanted guys...if that number is closer to $10M when all is said and done this off-season...that's All-In for me.

https://www.acmepackingcompany...025-salary-cap-range

GB ranks 13th in the league as of now in cap space. They would add another 6-7 million by cutting or trading Alexander.

So agree, they have plenty of room to go on a shopping spree in FA and the cap was also much higher than initially anticipated.

So does mean a Josh Myers is now re-signed with the Packers and does not go way of John Runyan JR? The Packer way almost always is never to overpay. I don't think Myers would command an elite/great player salary because I don't think he's anywhere near that category.

But because GB has decent cap room doesn't mean they should go hog wild and overpay players IMO. And I can't see them doing that. But plenty of other teams and owners will do just that. I heard this morning the Pat's sit at 120mil in cap space.

Which is insane and no team ever wants to have that much to find talent.

@packerboi posted:

So does mean a Josh Myers is now re-signed with the Packers and does not go way of John Runyan JR? The Packer way almost always is never to overpay. I don't think Myers would command an elite/great player salary because I don't think he's anywhere near that category.

The fanboy media seems to think it's a forgone conclusion they move on from Myers...perhaps they think his injury is more problematic and they need to address OC1 more urgently...and as much as they are D&D, rookie centers are seldom the best scenario.

They'd likely need a veteran on some short term basis, unless the plan is to move EG there and play Morgan at LG or some such nonsensery...

Nobody seems to know what Monk's status is.  Pre and post draft discussion was he was the next C.  I have heard no updates on that prospect since then.

Sorry for thinking this way, but, I would gladly give up a few of those winning seasons we’ve had over the 30+ years and have a couple more Lombardis in our trophy case

Bring in Howie Roseman by any means necessary.  Have Big Balls help

@YooperPackfan posted:

Sorry for thinking this way, but, I would gladly give up a few of those winning seasons we’ve had over the 30+ years and have a couple more Lombardis in our trophy case

Oh don't be sorry for thinking that way.  I woud also trade a few seasons to win even one more SB in the last 30 years. 

@Chongo posted:

The fanboy media seems to think it's a forgone conclusion they move on from Myers...perhaps they think his injury is more problematic and they need to address OC1 more urgently...and as much as they are D&D, rookie centers are seldom the best scenario.

They'd likely need a veteran on some short term basis, unless the plan is to move EG there and play Morgan at LG or some such nonsensery...

How about playing Monk, at C? Is he ready for prime time?

Monk is a mystery. He was getting some First Team reps at guard in training camp https://www.si.com/nfl/packers...ng-camp-01j4t693yym5 and then must have fallen out of favor with the coaching staff since i don't think he was active for any game this season. Myers seems to be more highly thought of by the Packers organization that he is by anyone outside of it. last August Demovsky reported that people inside the organization believed that Zack Tom could be a hall-of-fame center https://packerswire.usatoday.c...potential-at-center/. The problem is that he is a pro bowl RT. If Jordan Morgan improves could they move him to RT and Tom to center?  

Tom only goes to Center IF they pay him Tackle money. He's an established good right tackle and would grudgingly resist a move to Center without tackle compensation. JMHO

That Monk couldn't get in the game after Myers got hurt is pretty damning...

I want too see what Hafley's version of 'hog wild' looks like on the D'Line.

@FLPACKER posted:

Monk is a mystery. He was getting some First Team reps at guard in training camp https://www.si.com/nfl/packers...ng-camp-01j4t693yym5 and then must have fallen out of favor with the coaching staff since i don't think he was active for any game this season. Myers seems to be more highly thought of by the Packers organization that he is by anyone outside of it. last August Demovsky reported that people inside the organization believed that Zack Tom could be a hall-of-fame center https://packerswire.usatoday.c...potential-at-center/. The problem is that he is a pro bowl RT. If Jordan Morgan improves could they move him to RT and Tom to center?  

I saw Monk prepping to come into a game, last season. It may have been the Eagles playoff game, or the 2nd Lions' game, but I'm not sure. He never saw the field, though, but he was snapping the ball, on the sideline.

Really damning that he was getting starting reps at guard in training camp and ended up with both Glover and Telford ahead of him.

Yeah...we saw that Glover and Telford were not NFL centers. You just never know until the bullets are real. Sometimes you get Zach Tom, sometimes you get Jason Spriggs.

@YooperPackfan posted:

Sorry for thinking this way, but, I would gladly give up a few of those winning seasons we’ve had over the 30+ years and have a couple more Lombardis in our trophy case

I would give up a lot more than a few winning seasons to have even one more Lombardi.