Pack 16 Bucs 23 I rarely pick the Pack to loose by I'm a bit disenchant by the poor defensive play. Chicago gouged us repeatedly for big runs. Had they stuck with the run, it would have been a much closer game. Tampa can run the ball and we will make them look real good. Our offense against their de...

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Sammy Watkins

I was at the game, and it always looks different than what the TV let's you see. I would go with Sammy Watkins. The 'go away Johnny' award would go to the OL for pass blocking. Rodgers had little time or room to throw. Their run blocking was good - but a lot of that credit goes to the Aaron Jones wh...

Packers bounce back and take out their viking frustration on da Bears. Packers 33 bear(ly)s 13

Savage

The Packers played an F game and still was honestly 3 legitimate plays away from winning the game. You do realize that all games are decided on about 6 plays total? Everything else is just filler. You can change 3 plays in almost any game and make the outcome different. True. But I do wonder if Wat...

Besides playing in preseason, maybe don't draft a WR that couldn't focus enough to catch the ball (eg, too many drops) at a FCS school. I dont have a problem with the Watson pick. He has a ton of potential just on his size and speed. It was a reach IMO and I think Pickens was just a much better pla...

I agree not voting for Quay for only playing a few snaps , and I mean he was okay, didn't really stand out too much, rookie ILB's contribute early and given his draft slot, I'd say he met expectations, certainly didn't really exceed any. I'm voting for AJ Dillon, the guy was a force everytime he to...

Quay looked really good. A few coverage issues, but overall a ton of positives. He gets my vote.

Shout out to Love. I know they had the prevent defense and the shorties were going to be open, but I still thought he was decisive and his passes were quick and crisp.

Time for a Savage pick 6.

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09 Sep 2022 09:00

Cobb #18

Already taken.

Packers 26
Vikings 16

Cousins hurried all night makes some critical mistakes

Savage

With a better packer pass rush and Cousins slinging the ball - I'm guessing at least 2 ints with Savage getting one and maybe Campbell getting the other.

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image.png Year 2 in the system may do wonders for him. It did in the last system. Not sure if that was the system he was adjusting to or if it was the NFL level. Savage was hampered, in my opinion, by CB weakness. I believe with the current roster if CBs he won't have to cheat his coverage and will...

My gut feeling: Love is not another #4 or #12. He only looks to have the potential to be an average NFL QB. I'd try to keep Rodgers till his teeth fall off. :hail: I’m not sure if I’d call it a gut feeling that Love, through 2.1 seasons, doesn’t appear to be headed to Canton. Nor did Rodgers. Nor F...

My gut feeling: Love is not another #4 or #12. He only looks to have the potential to be an average NFL QB. I'd try to keep Rodgers till his teeth fall off. :hail: Going out on a limb there, are you? What are the odds of a QB being a first ballot HOF level player? 1 in 100+ for late 1st round draft...

Surprise keep for me is Ford. I wonder if they’re banking on blocked kick upside. Also Carpenter. I’m not seeing anything special there. Maybe they’re trying to grow their STs from the ground up. Carpenter can be a core guy. Surprise cuts for me is Gafford. I just thought with his speed he would be...

https://twitter.com/TomSilverstein/status/1564692930429952003 Jack Coco now the only UDFA remaining to keep up the Packers' streak of rostering at least one, not that that's super important, or even as noteworthy as the OL111 cut, but noteworthy, still By my count we're down to 4 more moves and sti...