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Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:12
by NCF
BF004 wrote:
27 Jul 2022 10:52
~2.7 million.
That doesn't line up with my narrative.

:swear:

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:16
by NCF

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:17
by NCF

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:17
by salmar80
BF004 wrote:
27 Jul 2022 10:52
~2.7 million.
Yeah, the Texans paid all of Cobb's guarantees before trading him to us.

Plus we might without AR had we not appeased him by getting Cobb.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:27
by salmar80
First completion of camp: AR to Lazard.

Folks looking like Soviet tank crews in those silly Guardian Cap helmet covers. And no, this isn't the Packers being soft, it's a newly league-mandated thing for portions of training camp.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/336 ... ining-camp


Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:30
by NCF

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:30
by Pckfn23
salmar80 wrote:
27 Jul 2022 11:27

Folks looking like Soviet tank crews in those silly Guardian Cap helmet covers. And no, this isn't the Packers being soft, it's a newly league-mandated thing for portions of training camp.
Have used them for a decade in our HS practices.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:38
by salmar80


I think this was super interesting. LaFleur is still a young HC, and apparently hadn't paid all that much attention to STs. May explain why he didn't meddle with them mid-season even when there was all the reason to.

LaFleur tried not to be disrespectful to his former ST coords, but the way he talked about Bisaccia kinda made it clear we now have another level of coaching talent for the teams... And previously Gutey essentially admitted he has acquired some guys Bisaccia asked for.

I'll be damned if the STs aren't gonna be a whoooole lot better than last seasons.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:45
by Drj820
Yeah pretty obvious nobody on the staff knew what the hell they were doing last year in terms of STs including the coordinator and the HC. Cost us a super bowl most likely.

Glad it’s getting fixed now tho.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:50
by Labrev
I would pay to see Bisaccia calling out MLF (his boss!), hopefully I don't get to see it for free at any point in the season...

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:51
by NCF

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 11:55
by go pak go
Doubs I believe has the biggest chance to be that surprise sleeper.

I'm pretty excited about him.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 12:00
by NCF

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 12:01
by YoHoChecko
Based on Andy's tweets, there's been a "wow" play each by Winfree, Lazard, and Doubs. Also a nice Love->Toure connection. Sounds like we have the best 2-deep offense in football. Championship!
:lombardi: :banana:
:lol:

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 12:09
by Labrev
NCF wrote:
27 Jul 2022 11:16
Yeah, I am entirely iffy on that OL.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 12:12
by go pak go
NCF wrote:
27 Jul 2022 11:16
For those complaining our offense was the worst in the league last year....

no no. THIS is what a bad offense looks like. :lol:

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 12:22
by salmar80
Based on the tweets, Doubs was the star of the 1st practice, with Lazard and Winfree as runners up. 8-)

Apparently the surgery Christian Watson had was on his knee. If I had to guess, and this is just a guess, some sort of clean up procedure. Recovery from those should be around 6 weeks, so depends on when he got it done. OTAs ended mid-June, so assuming he got it immediately after that, shouldn't be long. But take this with a grain of salt, no one has the specifics of the operation.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 12:23
by YoHoChecko
Ok, so interesting OL nuggets.

Starters were:
Nijmen - JRJ - Myers - Hanson - Newman

Second Team was:
Tom - Menet - Hanson - Rhyan - CVL

This is interesting to me because Tom had been exclusively playing inside in OTAs and minicamps. It's also interesting because Newman had been rotating between RG1 and RT1 in OTAs and minicamp and a tweet specifically noted today that there was no OL1 rotation. It's also interesting because the prior rotation at RG had Rhyan playing with the 3s, and he's now playing with the 2s. It's also interesting because MLF said with the rookies, particularly Rhyan and Tom, it would be a "fluid situation" but that you like to give young guys one spot to really focus on.

Putting all that together, it looks like Newman might have the inside track to being RT1 until Jenkins returns. Measurably, this makes sense. Newman has the longest arms and the lowest lateral quickness, which ironically for us has been more consistent with tackle in our mid-recent history, aside from Nijman (more in a bit). Also, this may not be accurate, but I feel like a guy who makes mental, not physical mistakes on twists and whatnot may be better outside where he can see what's coming more clearly.

It also continues to show that Hanson is being counted on for us, RG1 and C2 at the moment.

Nijman's move back to the left might just be a day-to-day rotation, but it might mean he's been deemed LT-only, it might mean that they have to prepare more seriously for Bakh missing time, and/or it might mean that Nijman and Newman are now in competition for the RT job. Lots of possibilities there.

My most exciting development is giving Tom time on the outside. If MLF is to be trusted, this might be a semi-permanent change to keep Tom's focus a bit limited. Again, preparing for the possibility of Bakh missing time (not necessarily to start the season or anything, but it's nice that they're taking LT seriously), but if he holds up out there, it would be fun to be grooming an heir apparent out there.

Final note, Menet at LG2 illustrates how thin we are while Jenkins and Bakh are out. I'm a little surprised CVL wasn't slotted in there, as he's rotated around inside and out, but Menet as anything other than an emergency C3 option doesn't inspire much love from me. Again, Bakh and Jenkins are expected back, and Rhyan and Tom are still learning, developing, and rising up the depth charts, so I'm not, like, concerned. But it's a note.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 12:36
by salmar80


Now THAT's a starting D! :beer2:

Whether it's Rasul or Jaire manning the slot corner spot will probably depend on the matchups.

Re: Training Camp 2022

Posted: 27 Jul 2022 12:52
by Waldo
I'm really curious who the top rotational pass rusher will be.

OLB appears to have pretty weak depth.