Re: Rodgers wants out
Posted: 02 Feb 2022 09:06
If Love doesn't work out it isn't a good look seeing Gute moved up to take him.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:04Honestly, I do not think Love's readiness has much to do with the decision. We suck in 2022, so be it, we draft a replacement in 2023.Pugger wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 08:58Before they ship AR off to another team they had better be darn sure Love is ready. If not their jobs are on the line too if Love falls on his face and the team struggles to win. Back in 2008 MM and TT could see what they had in AR so it wasn't as big of a gamble to move on from Favre even if those of us on the outside weren't so sure.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 08:51
It does have to do with fortitude. The GM/HC can say all day that they are looking to the future. But if they aren't willing to risk letting go of a legacy QB and a possible WC or better 2022, for the sake of loading up some prime draft picks and building... It takes courage to make that call.
Maybe you call that something else; faith, conviction, etc. I'm calling that fortitude because the GM/HC need to stand behind whatever they say and whatever they choose to do. That can be easier said than done.
It's the draft. No GM hits even close to every pick. It doesn't really matter if it looks good or not. It matter if they can fix it.Pugger wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:12If Love doesn't work out it isn't a good look seeing Gute moved up to take him.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:04Honestly, I do not think Love's readiness has much to do with the decision. We suck in 2022, so be it, we draft a replacement in 2023.Pugger wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 08:58
Before they ship AR off to another team they had better be darn sure Love is ready. If not their jobs are on the line too if Love falls on his face and the team struggles to win. Back in 2008 MM and TT could see what they had in AR so it wasn't as big of a gamble to move on from Favre even if those of us on the outside weren't so sure.
Bad decisions are made by GMs every day and in every draft. The key is overcoming them. Once a GM starts stacking back decisions, then you start to worry. Trading up in the 1st for a QB is more high profile yes. But not a deal breaker if he doesn't have a history of those types of bad calls.Pugger wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:12If Love doesn't work out it isn't a good look seeing Gute moved up to take him.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:04Honestly, I do not think Love's readiness has much to do with the decision. We suck in 2022, so be it, we draft a replacement in 2023.Pugger wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 08:58
Before they ship AR off to another team they had better be darn sure Love is ready. If not their jobs are on the line too if Love falls on his face and the team struggles to win. Back in 2008 MM and TT could see what they had in AR so it wasn't as big of a gamble to move on from Favre even if those of us on the outside weren't so sure.
How does it look if we keep Rodgers until he is done and don't even have a viable next option to try after him?Pugger wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:12If Love doesn't work out it isn't a good look seeing Gute moved up to take him.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:04Honestly, I do not think Love's readiness has much to do with the decision. We suck in 2022, so be it, we draft a replacement in 2023.Pugger wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 08:58
Before they ship AR off to another team they had better be darn sure Love is ready. If not their jobs are on the line too if Love falls on his face and the team struggles to win. Back in 2008 MM and TT could see what they had in AR so it wasn't as big of a gamble to move on from Favre even if those of us on the outside weren't so sure.
well if we keep Rodgers for 3 more years the staff should know if Love is a viable replacement, if not, draft or buy one that is.
Ain't fear for me. Just the chance that AR sees there's a good thing going with Gutey and LaFleur and the core of the team. He may just wanna stick around for a while.
MLF and Gutey may know that, but we don't. No reason to think that Love won't ask for a trade if Rodgers is brought back.
If rodgers is back the league knows its because Love cant play. Where could Love go and start next year after asking for a trade? I doubt anywhere.paco wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:40MLF and Gutey may know that, but we don't. No reason to think that Love won't ask for a trade if Rodgers is brought back.
Doesn't mean he's going to start. But I don't believe Rodgers is or would come back for 1 year. Love can go elsewhere and get a fresh start. Have a chance to start right away or in 1 more year.Drj820 wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:51If rodgers is back the league knows its because Love cant play. Where could Love go and start next year after asking for a trade? I doubt anywhere.
It also doesn't mean Love can't play or can never play. I could mean they believe Rodgers can play better for a good price for the next 3 years, which is a LONG time in the NFL. It would definitely mean they still have questions about Love, but nothing definitive.paco wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:54Doesn't mean he's going to start. But I don't believe Rodgers is or would come back for 1 year. Love can go elsewhere and get a fresh start. Have a chance to start right away or in 1 more year.
How long would you sit on a bench for a team that doesn't seem to want you anymore?
Love can ask for whatever he wants, doesn't mean we have to cave to him, and Paco, who is going to spend equal compensation that we paid? Love has no bargaining power this off season, in fact imo Love would be smart to sit another season, play in more PS and possibly regular season games, if he does well, it will raise his value, impossible to even guess what Rodgers and the FO will do at this point for me.paco wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:40MLF and Gutey may know that, but we don't. No reason to think that Love won't ask for a trade if Rodgers is brought back.
ancient proverb: better to stay quiet and people think you are a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.paco wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:54Doesn't mean he's going to start. But I don't believe Rodgers is or would come back for 1 year. Love can go elsewhere and get a fresh start. Have a chance to start right away or in 1 more year.
How long would you sit on a bench for a team that doesn't seem to want you anymore?
If we had someone else than the MVP at QB, and Love couldn't beat him, that would dampen trade prospects. But if Love were better than the MVP, we wouldn't even discuss this, right?Drj820 wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 09:51If rodgers is back the league knows its because Love cant play. Where could Love go and start next year after asking for a trade? I doubt anywhere.
Who says it will require equal value? Whose to say what's smart? We don't know how Love feels. We didn't know how Aaron felt either at that point.Yoop wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 10:24Love can ask for whatever he wants, doesn't mean we have to cave to him, and Paco, who is going to spend equal compensation that we paid? Love has no bargaining power this off season, in fact imo Love would be smart to sit another season, play in more PS and possibly regular season games, if he does well, it will raise his value, impossible to even guess what Rodgers and the FO will do at this point for me.
The Packers cannot bring Rodgers back for 1 year or even 2. Why would Love want to wait 3 more seasons and then take over a team that owes Rodgers and others a boat load of dead cap money? Why would Love want to wait 3 years to take over a 2-15 team in salary cap hell?paco wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 10:34Who says it will require equal value? Whose to say what's smart? We don't know how Love feels. We didn't know how Aaron felt either at that point.Yoop wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 10:24Love can ask for whatever he wants, doesn't mean we have to cave to him, and Paco, who is going to spend equal compensation that we paid? Love has no bargaining power this off season, in fact imo Love would be smart to sit another season, play in more PS and possibly regular season games, if he does well, it will raise his value, impossible to even guess what Rodgers and the FO will do at this point for me.
Just saying, all options are on the table. But don't be surprised if he does ask for a trade and Packers oblige, IF the plan is to bring Rodgers back for an extended period of time.
Well, they can. If both they and Rodgers agree to it.TheSkeptic wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 12:59The Packers cannot bring Rodgers back for 1 year or even 2. Why would Love want to wait 3 more seasons and then take over a team that owes Rodgers and others a boat load of dead cap money? Why would Love want to wait 3 years to take over a 2-15 team in salary cap hell?paco wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 10:34Who says it will require equal value? Whose to say what's smart? We don't know how Love feels. We didn't know how Aaron felt either at that point.Yoop wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 10:24
Love can ask for whatever he wants, doesn't mean we have to cave to him, and Paco, who is going to spend equal compensation that we paid? Love has no bargaining power this off season, in fact imo Love would be smart to sit another season, play in more PS and possibly regular season games, if he does well, it will raise his value, impossible to even guess what Rodgers and the FO will do at this point for me.
Just saying, all options are on the table. But don't be surprised if he does ask for a trade and Packers oblige, IF the plan is to bring Rodgers back for an extended period of time.
Totally agree with all of this. I would find it strange if Gutey isn't doing all of this and probably was all year and last offseason.BF004 wrote: ↑02 Feb 2022 13:57I kind of hope we at least ask around. Gutenkunst says he wants to be in every conversation.
So ask around on trading both Aaron and Love.
If someone might be willing to drop a 1 on Love, that means something, if it's just a 4 or a 5, something else.
Same on Aaron, if we are literally pushing something dumb like 3 firsts, that's just almost irresponsible to pass that up right now. If its just like a late 1 and another pick, then something else.
Just think the decision to keep Aaron and/or Jordan for years to come shouldn't exist in a vacuum, in my opinion.