Green Bay Packers News 2023

[BF004]

[RingoCStarrQB]

Are we gunna have a pro bowler this year?

I think Nixon might get in just because he brings every kick out of the end zone.

Brock, Hurts and Dak all have quite impressive resumes and much better records, maybe even Goff is ahead ofLove voters?

Maybe a Jenkins or Tom??

Can’t even think of anyone else, maybe Kenny just based off name mostly?

Jordan Love

[Yoop]

wasn't Toure ranked 3rd or 4th on our select a player exercise last summer? remember some here seemed to be impressed, Reed, Wicks, the TE's, Melton, Heath, have really limited his snaps

[paco]

wasn't Toure ranked 3rd or 4th on our select a player exercise last summer? remember some here seemed to be impressed, Reed, Wicks, the TE's, Melton, Heath, have really limited his snaps

I had high hopes for Toure. But he's been awful this year. Maybe comes back on the PS next year, but that's it.

[APB]

wasn't Toure ranked 3rd or 4th on our select a player exercise last summer? remember some here seemed to be impressed, Reed, Wicks, the TE's, Melton, Heath, have really limited his snaps

Nope. He came in at #30, winning the final vote.

https://packers-huddle.com/phpBB/viewt ... 91#p133991

[NCF]

All Kraft has to do is murder someone for this comparison to be exact.

[go pak go]

wasn't Toure ranked 3rd or 4th on our select a player exercise last summer? remember some here seemed to be impressed, Reed, Wicks, the TE's, Melton, Heath, have really limited his snaps

4th receiver yes.
4th overall no.

The primary argument was between a 5th round rookie (Wicks) and 2nd year 7th rounder (Toure)

Wicks won.

[NCF]

wasn't Toure ranked 3rd or 4th on our select a player exercise last summer? remember some here seemed to be impressed, Reed, Wicks, the TE's, Melton, Heath, have really limited his snaps

4th receiver yes.
4th overall no.

The primary argument was between a 5th round rookie (Wicks) and 2nd year 7th rounder (Toure)

Wicks won.

I was in the camp that Toure would actually be #3 for the first half of the season while Reed took a bit to get acclimated. He was a major disappointment and another to add to the list superstars in shorts.

[lupedafiasco]

Bo was one of my draft guys although I really only saw him as a guy who could maybe be a returner and a developmental receiver.

Hes a Jersey boy he grew up about 20 minutes from where I live and went to my alma mater so its no wonder hes going to be a god.

[YoHoChecko]

wasn't Toure ranked 3rd or 4th on our select a player exercise last summer? remember some here seemed to be impressed, Reed, Wicks, the TE's, Melton, Heath, have really limited his snaps

4th receiver yes.
4th overall no.

The primary argument was between a 5th round rookie (Wicks) and 2nd year 7th rounder (Toure)

Wicks won.

I was in the camp that Toure would actually be #3 for the first half of the season while Reed took a bit to get acclimated. He was a major disappointment and another to add to the list superstars in shorts.

Bo was one of my draft guys although I really only saw him as a guy who could maybe be a returner and a developmental receiver.

Hes a Jersey boy he grew up about 20 minutes from where I live and went to my alma mater so its no wonder hes going to be a god.

I loved Melton as a developmental speed slot, but thought that he might become redundant once we drafted Reed.

I also have thought all along that Toure was a guy who might develop into something (I think Adam Theilan was my upside comp) but until he did, he was just a guy.

I'm glad to see Melton emerge ahead of Toure; Toure can still develop, but because he doesn't really have any special traits, his road to NFL success will always be and has always been savvy, reliability, and effort. He can still be that guy. It took Theilan 3 years to make an active roster (which was part of my comp).

If Melton sticks with the team, he becomes Reed's primary backup AND he should start getting return reps in practice because he did that at Rutgers.

We may remember also that Watson and Melton trained together and were constantly racing to see who was fastest. Melton had a better 40-time at the combine but admitted that it was one of Watson's worse times, and that Watson usually won in training. But they're both blazers who like each other, so that's nice.

What I see with our WR corps right now is that we have Reed and Melton as the fast slot guys. Wicks and Doubs as the possession inside/outside guys (Heath is 3rd in that pecking order). And Watson as the big play YAC and deep ball guy. I want a poor-man's Watson (and said so before this year) to be a size/speed threat when/if Watson misses time with injury. This year's draft has a lot of those guys, though many would go too early for my taste. But someone somewhere on the Watson to MVS spectrum of player to be WR6/7 along with Heath down there.

I also just generally feel like Wicks/Heath/DuBose are a litttttle too redundant for my tastes, and Doubs is sticking around.

[BF004]

Jaire getting the Jeff Saturday votes, lol

[APB]

So can we put the “Jaire gotta go” talk to bed…?

[RingoCStarrQB]

So can we put the “Jaire gotta go” talk to bed…?

Yes. Need to put that Jaire LaFleur drama behind us and move forward cheering for Jaire's and Christian's return to the tundra on Sunday.

[salmar80]

Packers snubbed of any Pro Bowl honors.

I like it.

Motivation galore.

[APB]

Packers snubbed of any Pro Bowl honors.

I like it.

Motivation galore.

Yep, I thought the same thing.

Sure, it's a popularity contest nowadays but it's still gotta sting a bit to know teams like the Jets, Giants, Cardinals, and Chargers have representation while the Packers have none. Instant chip on shoulder.

[APB]

Packer Pro-Bowl voting notes:

Did you know? It's the first time since 2017 that the Packers haven't had anyone selected in the initial voting, although Davante Adams and Mike Daniels eventually went as alternates that year. This time, cornerback Jaire Alexander, Nixon, defensive tackle Kenny Clark, guard Elgton Jenkins and edge rusher Rashan Gary are alternates, but only Gary is a first alternate.

Saints WR/ST player Shaheed was voted in as returner for the NFC although Nixon's stats measure favorably to his. According to this blurb, Nixon isn't even first alternate. WTF? Who is??

[Yoop]

So can we put the “Jaire gotta go” talk to bed…?

oh yes I very grateful to be here, I can't afford to be losing 1.3 million dollar game checks, so ya I very grateful to be playing again this week

[APB]

So can we put the “Jaire gotta go” talk to bed…?

oh yes I very grateful to be here, I can't afford to be losing 1.3 million dollar game checks, so ya I very grateful to be playing again this week

Should I take your response to mean Jaire still needs to go?

[lupedafiasco]

Just looking at the team and what theyve done I dont think anyone is deserving of the pro bowl especially with when the voting period took place.

Love is the only truly deserving player and when voting was happening he wasnt playing the way he is now and for most of the season to that point he was awful. RBs were either bad or hurt (leading rusher has 600 yards). WRs have been shuffling in and out all year (leading receiver has 60 catches). Offensive line has been beat up and shuffling all year. DL has been nothing special. ILB has been beat up and not the best. No double digit sack guys. We only have one guy with more than 1 INT. K isnt special. P has been average. I would imagine Nixon didnt get in because he never scored. There have been 11 returned kicks or punts this season.

[lupedafiasco]

Jaire isnt going anywhere. No team has ever swallowed that much of a cap penalty in a trade of a non QB ever.