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That was my #1 gripe against cobb, et all in the first place. outside of Star players (and even then with some caveats) I'm not interested in having many players that are declining in level of play. Cobb will catch 30 balls for 300 years and a couple of touchdowns. Please give me anything to develop in that spot instead if I'm building a team.
Yoho is about to be triggeredlupedafiasco wrote: ↑05 May 2023 19:11As I said. Not a single team would sign Lewis if it wasn’t for the Packers.
Good lord people.Well, so much for Tyler Davis then. Lewis might be more useful if, baring injury, he never takes a snap. Develop those 2 new TE's. Teach them what it means to be a NFL TE. Might not hurt if he taught Yosh and Newman and Hanson to block and Sean Rhyan some common sense.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑06 May 2023 00:11It's fairly-well reported that Lewis came to Green Bay to play for MLF (not necessarily to play with Aaron Rodgers). He became one of Rodgers' favorites, though.
The Jets are stacked at TE with 2 second-contract veterans, a 2nd-year 3rd-round pick, and a developmental athlete in Kuntz drafted late this year.
Now it's reported that an inexpensive veteran that I think would be valuable to our team does, in fact, want to return to our team. It's also reported that there's no interest between Rodgers' new team and Lewis.
So a guy who I think will be cheap and have more value to our team (where he has experience and a coaching staff who knows how to use him) than to other teams is interested in returning to our team, and few if any other teams want to sign him, and this is supposed to be something that will trigger me?
I am delighted.
It couldn’t have been reported that well because Lewis actually signed with GB when Mike McCarthy was still coach. Feels weird that he has already been a Packer for five seasons, but that is what it is.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑06 May 2023 00:11It's fairly-well reported that Lewis came to Green Bay to play for MLF (not necessarily to play with Aaron Rodgers). He became one of Rodgers' favorites, though.
The Jets are stacked at TE with 2 second-contract veterans, a 2nd-year 3rd-round pick, and a developmental athlete in Kuntz drafted late this year.
Now it's reported that an inexpensive veteran that I think would be valuable to our team does, in fact, want to return to our team. It's also reported that there's no interest between Rodgers' new team and Lewis.
So a guy who I think will be cheap and have more value to our team (where he has experience and a coaching staff who knows how to use him) than to other teams is interested in returning to our team, and few if any other teams want to sign him, and this is supposed to be something that will trigger me?
I am delighted.
good point and Lafleur said in one of his first pressers when he took over that he would use more outside stretch zone runs, and I'am sure he was glad we already had a excellent outside stretch run Blocking TE with Lewis, and we been banging the 2000 yrd run plateau ever since.NCF wrote: ↑06 May 2023 07:07It couldn’t have been reported that well because Lewis actually signed with GB when Mike McCarthy was still coach. Feels weird that he has already been a Packer for five seasons, but that is what it is.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑06 May 2023 00:11It's fairly-well reported that Lewis came to Green Bay to play for MLF (not necessarily to play with Aaron Rodgers). He became one of Rodgers' favorites, though.
The Jets are stacked at TE with 2 second-contract veterans, a 2nd-year 3rd-round pick, and a developmental athlete in Kuntz drafted late this year.
Now it's reported that an inexpensive veteran that I think would be valuable to our team does, in fact, want to return to our team. It's also reported that there's no interest between Rodgers' new team and Lewis.
So a guy who I think will be cheap and have more value to our team (where he has experience and a coaching staff who knows how to use him) than to other teams is interested in returning to our team, and few if any other teams want to sign him, and this is supposed to be something that will trigger me?
I am delighted.
If I remember correctly, Lewis was going to leave in 2019 if MM remained coach.NCF wrote: ↑06 May 2023 07:07It couldn’t have been reported that well because Lewis actually signed with GB when Mike McCarthy was still coach. Feels weird that he has already been a Packer for five seasons, but that is what it is.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑06 May 2023 00:11It's fairly-well reported that Lewis came to Green Bay to play for MLF (not necessarily to play with Aaron Rodgers). He became one of Rodgers' favorites, though.
The Jets are stacked at TE with 2 second-contract veterans, a 2nd-year 3rd-round pick, and a developmental athlete in Kuntz drafted late this year.
Now it's reported that an inexpensive veteran that I think would be valuable to our team does, in fact, want to return to our team. It's also reported that there's no interest between Rodgers' new team and Lewis.
So a guy who I think will be cheap and have more value to our team (where he has experience and a coaching staff who knows how to use him) than to other teams is interested in returning to our team, and few if any other teams want to sign him, and this is supposed to be something that will trigger me?
I am delighted.
McCarthys departure increased our run production 500 or more yrds a season, helped sustain more drives, and helped us score points, course it cost us 3 mil a season for a blocking TE, I can't even imagine anyone complaining about what Lewis has done for the money it cost us.go pak go wrote: ↑06 May 2023 09:09If I remember correctly, Lewis was going to leave in 2019 if MM remained coach.NCF wrote: ↑06 May 2023 07:07It couldn’t have been reported that well because Lewis actually signed with GB when Mike McCarthy was still coach. Feels weird that he has already been a Packer for five seasons, but that is what it is.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑06 May 2023 00:11It's fairly-well reported that Lewis came to Green Bay to play for MLF (not necessarily to play with Aaron Rodgers). He became one of Rodgers' favorites, though.
The Jets are stacked at TE with 2 second-contract veterans, a 2nd-year 3rd-round pick, and a developmental athlete in Kuntz drafted late this year.
Now it's reported that an inexpensive veteran that I think would be valuable to our team does, in fact, want to return to our team. It's also reported that there's no interest between Rodgers' new team and Lewis.
So a guy who I think will be cheap and have more value to our team (where he has experience and a coaching staff who knows how to use him) than to other teams is interested in returning to our team, and few if any other teams want to sign him, and this is supposed to be something that will trigger me?
I am delighted.
First I’m hearing of that. To my understanding, Lewis embraced the Green Bay way and loves the locality.go pak go wrote: ↑06 May 2023 09:09If I remember correctly, Lewis was going to leave in 2019 if MM remained coach.NCF wrote: ↑06 May 2023 07:07It couldn’t have been reported that well because Lewis actually signed with GB when Mike McCarthy was still coach. Feels weird that he has already been a Packer for five seasons, but that is what it is.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑06 May 2023 00:11It's fairly-well reported that Lewis came to Green Bay to play for MLF (not necessarily to play with Aaron Rodgers). He became one of Rodgers' favorites, though.
The Jets are stacked at TE with 2 second-contract veterans, a 2nd-year 3rd-round pick, and a developmental athlete in Kuntz drafted late this year.
Now it's reported that an inexpensive veteran that I think would be valuable to our team does, in fact, want to return to our team. It's also reported that there's no interest between Rodgers' new team and Lewis.
So a guy who I think will be cheap and have more value to our team (where he has experience and a coaching staff who knows how to use him) than to other teams is interested in returning to our team, and few if any other teams want to sign him, and this is supposed to be something that will trigger me?
I am delighted.