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lol! Love this snarkey one raptor! Well done. I see the Vikes checked the “proper” boxes tonight. But that never has been the way in GB. We will see what surprises occur in round 2.
The first thing after I thought "Youve gotta be $%@# kidding me this is the dumbest &%$@ ive ever seen in my life this guy is a moron" was what you just said. Either This regime lasts the next 10-15 years or they all crash and burn in 4. If Love looks bad after the Packers cut Rodgers in 2023 this regime is fired. If I was in charge of what happens to them I would chain them all together and enslave them to create a time machine in which they will use to go back and do right by Rodgers. They will work until theyre successful and if unsuccessful then I hope they die alone and sad.
John Schneider thought he had a deal with Packers to trade down. Packers got a better deal "at the last minute," JS said, from MIA. Packers quickly picked QB Jordan Love. #Seahawks suddenly/unexpectedly on the clock. No time to pull together another trade so picked Jordyn Brooks.
Just have to trust Guty's board here. And the Packers weren't the only team trying to move up to get Love. The Colts were too. Maybe there were others. Green Bay actually had a call with Seattle's John Schneider that they cut off in order to pursue the trade with Miami. I'd say they acted with very high confidence.williewasgreat wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 04:49The Packers desperately need OT, DT, WR, ILB and have other obvious needs in depth. So, what do they do but move up to take a QB that could have been taken sitting where they were. When I woke up this morning to find out they did this I couldn't believe it. They lost a 4th round pick to take a questionable QB when they have so many other needs. What this tells me is that the team either does not have much confidence in Rodgers or Gutey is doing his best Al Davis imitation and has no plan whatsoever. I really wanted us to pick an OT, DT or ILB. I am disappointed!
The Packers led the league last season in dropped passes. Considering Graham was useless, they didn’t have any other options at WR with Adams missing a quarter of the year, and it was year one in a new system I thought Rodgers did the best he could. He’s still one of the best in the league and I would argue if you swapped him with Mahommes he would do just as well. That guys has a surplus of weapons around him Rodgers hasn’t had since 2011.TheSkeptic wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 03:10So how does this make sense?
Situation #1. Rodgers was not doing what he was told to do last season. Instead of taking a short completion he was holding the ball to long and then either throwing it away or missing his receiver deep. Choosing a QB makes it very clear who is in charge and it ain't Rodgers any more. If this is the case and it improves the Packers' O, then this is a great pick even of Love never sees the field.
Situation #2. Because of age or possible nerve damage from the collarbone, Rodgers is incapable of leading the team to the SB. Maybe they were hoping a year ago that he would finally be healed but it never happened.
Either way, Rodgers is now on a very short leash and there is no doubt that LaFleur is totally in charge.
And for all of you who thought that all the team needed was another WR weapon for Rodgers, please think again.
Y’all trusted TTs board until it ran the team into the ground. Sometimes you need to use some foresight and look at what’s happening in front of your eyes.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 04:55Just have to trust Guty's board here. And the Packers weren't the only team trying to move up to get Love. The Colts were too. Maybe there were others. Green Bay actually had a call with Seattle's John Schneider that they cut off in order to pursue the trade with Miami. I'd say they acted with very high confidence.williewasgreat wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 04:49The Packers desperately need OT, DT, WR, ILB and have other obvious needs in depth. So, what do they do but move up to take a QB that could have been taken sitting where they were. When I woke up this morning to find out they did this I couldn't believe it. They lost a 4th round pick to take a questionable QB when they have so many other needs. What this tells me is that the team either does not have much confidence in Rodgers or Gutey is doing his best Al Davis imitation and has no plan whatsoever. I really wanted us to pick an OT, DT or ILB. I am disappointed!
obviously, they came right out and said it, they where also very confident with the Gary pick at slot 12 last year, confident I guess that he'd be a good little boy sitting on the bench, so now we have two players picked high that wont/didn't contribute there rookie year, wasted draft picks, specially when you consider that baring injury Gary will always be a rotating player for us, his whole stinking rookie contract, and now Guty does it again.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 04:55Just have to trust Guty's board here. And the Packers weren't the only team trying to move up to get Love. The Colts were too. Maybe there were others. Green Bay actually had a call with Seattle's John Schneider that they cut off in order to pursue the trade with Miami. I'd say they acted with very high confidence.williewasgreat wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 04:49The Packers desperately need OT, DT, WR, ILB and have other obvious needs in depth. So, what do they do but move up to take a QB that could have been taken sitting where they were. When I woke up this morning to find out they did this I couldn't believe it. They lost a 4th round pick to take a questionable QB when they have so many other needs. What this tells me is that the team either does not have much confidence in Rodgers or Gutey is doing his best Al Davis imitation and has no plan whatsoever. I really wanted us to pick an OT, DT or ILB. I am disappointed!
so true, I've been saying it for years now, but then people here wouldn't know what having more then just Devonte Adams would do for Rodgers because thats about all he's had to work with in 6 or 7 years, they seem to forget how good he was when he did, look at the potent offenses in this league, look at a few of the teams that took the receivers last night, they already had a few good receivers, thats what you have to do if ya want to be a explosive O.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 05:29The Packers led the league last season in dropped passes. Considering Graham was useless, they didn’t have any other options at WR with Adams missing a quarter of the year, and it was year one in a new system I thought Rodgers did the best he could. He’s still one of the best in the league and I would argue if you swapped him with Mahommes he would do just as well. That guys has a surplus of weapons around him Rodgers hasn’t had since 2011.TheSkeptic wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 03:10So how does this make sense?
Situation #1. Rodgers was not doing what he was told to do last season. Instead of taking a short completion he was holding the ball to long and then either throwing it away or missing his receiver deep. Choosing a QB makes it very clear who is in charge and it ain't Rodgers any more. If this is the case and it improves the Packers' O, then this is a great pick even of Love never sees the field.
Situation #2. Because of age or possible nerve damage from the collarbone, Rodgers is incapable of leading the team to the SB. Maybe they were hoping a year ago that he would finally be healed but it never happened.
Either way, Rodgers is now on a very short leash and there is no doubt that LaFleur is totally in charge.
And for all of you who thought that all the team needed was another WR weapon for Rodgers, please think again.
Jesus, I hope you got all your tears out on your pillow last night. Did you pay attention to the offseason or just using last night to support your gripes?Drj820 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 00:54What makes me sick is the niners were close to a ring and they used the draft to get BETTER. Gotta great WR and DL prospect for their system.
Vikings, nipping on our heels...got BETTER after losing diggs.
Packers...shot their QB a bird and didn’t improve at all on day one of the draft for the 2020 season.
Take a deep breath and relax. The Vikings resigned Cousins, they did not get better.Drj820 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 00:54What makes me sick is the niners were close to a ring and they used the draft to get BETTER. Gotta great WR and DL prospect for their system.
Vikings, nipping on our heels...got BETTER after losing diggs.
Packers...shot their QB a bird and didn’t improve at all on day one of the draft for the 2020 season.
I was around when our team was run into the ground back around 2000 or so. Mike Sherman ran the team into the ground. He let all sorts of talent through his fingertips. There was a giant sucking sound from all the talent that left. Ted didn't. We could make a real good case that our team went downhill as much from McCarthy losing motivation as anything. And that's real too.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 05:30Y’all trusted TTs board until it ran the team into the ground. Sometimes you need to use some foresight and look at what’s happening in front of your eyes.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 04:55Just have to trust Guty's board here. And the Packers weren't the only team trying to move up to get Love. The Colts were too. Maybe there were others. Green Bay actually had a call with Seattle's John Schneider that they cut off in order to pursue the trade with Miami. I'd say they acted with very high confidence.williewasgreat wrote: ↑24 Apr 2020 04:49The Packers desperately need OT, DT, WR, ILB and have other obvious needs in depth. So, what do they do but move up to take a QB that could have been taken sitting where they were. When I woke up this morning to find out they did this I couldn't believe it. They lost a 4th round pick to take a questionable QB when they have so many other needs. What this tells me is that the team either does not have much confidence in Rodgers or Gutey is doing his best Al Davis imitation and has no plan whatsoever. I really wanted us to pick an OT, DT or ILB. I am disappointed!