Packers Huddle

paco wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2022 10:46

Savage

Can I change mine to Samori Toure? If he's not active with Cobb and Watson out and Watking limited if playing, then I don't know what this team is doing. They already wasted Winfree.

lulu wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2022 13:25

Preston Smith has a career day.

Already taken

Allen Lazard

TheSkeptic wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2022 10:14

Gary, the only Packer that has shown up all 6 games so far this year. The one everyone hated when he was drafted.

I’ll take the other guy I think fits this bill, Kennith Clark

Crazylegs Starks wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2022 14:08

Jordan Love.

Nah, just kidding!

Campbell finally looks like an All-Pro again

So when do we admit that Aaron Rodgers hit the wall and is at best an average QB? And if Love had 6 real games under his belt he might also be an average NFL QB - with upside.

TheSkeptic wrote: ↑

22 Oct 2022 12:42

Crazylegs Starks wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2022 14:08

Jordan Love.

Nah, just kidding!

Campbell finally looks like an All-Pro again

So when do we admit that Aaron Rodgers hit the wall and is at best an average QB? And if Love had 6 real games under his belt he might also be an average NFL QB - with upside.

Let's see how things look after the Dallas game. I'm ready to cut the cord now .......... just waiting for more ammunition / data.

TheSkeptic wrote: ↑

22 Oct 2022 12:42

Crazylegs Starks wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2022 14:08

Jordan Love.

Nah, just kidding!

Campbell finally looks like an All-Pro again

So when do we admit that Aaron Rodgers hit the wall and is at best an average QB? And if Love had 6 real games under his belt he might also be an average NFL QB - with upside.

If this was the 1990's I'd say he might be done, but these days if a QB is still accurate, he can still play. That's what worries me though: that he might be losing accuracy. I remember Jim Kelly said he knew he was done when everything started seeming faster and he needed larger windows to fit his passes.

Crazylegs Starks wrote: ↑

22 Oct 2022 18:21

TheSkeptic wrote: ↑

22 Oct 2022 12:42

Crazylegs Starks wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2022 14:08

Jordan Love.

Nah, just kidding!

Campbell finally looks like an All-Pro again

So when do we admit that Aaron Rodgers hit the wall and is at best an average QB? And if Love had 6 real games under his belt he might also be an average NFL QB - with upside.

If this was the 1990's I'd say he might be done, but these days if a QB is still accurate, he can still play. That's what worries me though: that he might be losing accuracy. I remember Jim Kelly said he knew he was done when everything started seeming faster and he needed larger windows to fit his passes.

As soon as he fixes the hair he'll be back on top.

Candy dates for your consideration:

Picks so far:

salmar80 ----------------- OL Zach Tom
Yoop ---------------------- QB Aaron Rodgers
NCF ----------------------- WR Romeo Doubs
ZarathrustranMafia ----- OLB Rashan Gary
TheSkeptic --------------- OL
Pckfn23 ------------------- CB Keisean Nixon
Labrev --------------------- S Adrian Amos
Packfntk ------------------- RB Aaron Jones
APB ------------------------- RB AJ Dillon
go pak go ------------------ OLB Preston Smith
paco ------------------------ WR Samori Toure
packman114 -------------- CB Rasul Douglass
Pugger --------------------- WR Sammy Watkins
RingoCStarrQB ------------ WR Amari Rodgers
Bogey ---------------------- DL TJ Slaton
Cozylegs Starks ----------- ILB Davondre Campbell
Cdragon ------------------- WR Allen Lazard
BF004 ---------------------- DL Kenny Clark

Gonna vote for Campbell and his pick 6. Aaron Jones deserves as well.

Tom, Smith, Douglas, Campbell all have an argument, though none are overwhelming. Not sure who to go with yet but probably one of those.

Between Tom and Douglas for me. Think Ibwill go with Tom. Not even close to the reason for this loss and I think that is all you could ask for from him.

Preston was ON, Campbell had a lovely pick 6 but didn't impress otherwise. Aaron Jones was clutch when no one else on O was. Douglass may get into Guinness Book of Records for most dropped INTs... Leaning Preston at the moment.

If it turns out a certain rookie LT didn't allow any sacks... Wink wink...

Zach Tom

Zach Tom!!!

I'm stumping for my guy Campbell. How often does an inside linebacker have a pick-6? That was a tough catch; our DB's and WR's couldn't have made that catch!

Crazylegs Starks wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2022 16:46

I'm stumping for my guy Campbell. How often does an inside linebacker have a pick-6? That was a tough catch; our DB's and WR's couldn't have made that catch!

2011!

Crazylegs Starks wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2022 16:46

I'm stumping for my guy Campbell. How often does an inside linebacker have a pick-6? That was a tough catch; our DB's and WR's couldn't have made that catch!

Our DB's and WR's DIDN'T make those catches!

Campbell deserves a nod of recognition for sure. But my vote goes to Tom. I told everyone he'd be good and should have been in there already. He wasn't perfect by any means. By I don't think he was one with any of the penalties on the line. To find out you are starting at the last minute and still be ready as a rookie deserves special mention. I'd go the whole O-line if it wasn't for a bunch of the penalties that negated other plays.

Campbell

pff grades are out. Campbell was #1 for the team. Tom was bad in run blocking

Okay, my vote goes to Zach Tom: no pressures in 41 pass-pro snaps, great debut for the rookie, even more impressive if that included reps against Montez Sweat (can't recall)

2a. Doulgas: great game after not really having any this season (expectation lowered because of this)
2b. Campbell: better game than Douglas but expectations not as low (he did have that good Week 3 game)
4. Preston Smith... nerds didn't grade him highly for some reason, but I thought he was very solid