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Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 12:39
by Drj820
Only way 12 doesnt play 65% of the snaps is if 12 gets hurt. Which is a real possibility.

We just saw the packers have almost no shot at the playoffs and he still insisted on playing.

HOF players want their stats, they dont sit healthy on the bench for a draft pick.

This "problem" is a non issue

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 12:57
by go pak go
Drj820 wrote:
12 May 2023 12:39
Only way 12 doesnt play 65% of the snaps is if 12 gets hurt. Which is a real possibility.

We just saw the packers have almost no shot at the playoffs and he still insisted on playing.

HOF players want their stats, they dont sit healthy on the bench for a draft pick.

This "problem" is a non issue
The bigger message is "the Packers have almost no shot at the playoffs" turned into the Packers are "win and in" on Week 18.

7 playoff teams changed a lot of things. The Lions were 1-6 and were a play away in a Seattle OT game from the playoffs.

No team is eliminated until mid-December now. A three game win streak can change everything.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 13:29
by Yoop
playoffs? You kidding me? Playoffs, I just hope we can win another game, some comments mark time, Jim Mora 2001 Colts
the reporter that asked the question became a coach, heres the story line.

https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2021/11/2 ... nniversary

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 15:11
by BF004

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 15:12
by Scott4Pack
BF004 wrote:
12 May 2023 15:11
I’m seeing this already, in my limited search for tix at Denver. Gonna be hard to find tix under $400 there. Eish.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 15:29
by Drj820
go pak go wrote:
12 May 2023 12:57
Drj820 wrote:
12 May 2023 12:39
Only way 12 doesnt play 65% of the snaps is if 12 gets hurt. Which is a real possibility.

We just saw the packers have almost no shot at the playoffs and he still insisted on playing.

HOF players want their stats, they dont sit healthy on the bench for a draft pick.

This "problem" is a non issue
The bigger message is "the Packers have almost no shot at the playoffs" turned into the Packers are "win and in" on Week 18.

7 playoff teams changed a lot of things. The Lions were 1-6 and were a play away in a Seattle OT game from the playoffs.

No team is eliminated until mid-December now. A three game win streak can change everything.
Agreed, that’s why I think talks of sitting a healthy rodgers over a draft pick is a nothing burger

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 16:06
by APB
Drj820 wrote:
12 May 2023 12:37
APB wrote:
12 May 2023 07:16
Drj820 wrote:
11 May 2023 22:02


They ain’t pulling rodgers over a late one or early 2.

Rodgers equals buzz, and increased revenues
:dunno:

While I agree with the "buzz" sentiment, it wouldn't be a difference between a "late one or early 2". If the Jets season is lost, they're likely positioned for an early R1. That's significant. I'd guess they'd give strong consideration to sitting Rodgers over some soft-tissue injury nonsense to retain that high pick. I know I would.
you are dreaming up a problem that wont exist. The Jets would literally have to be about 0-7 for that to ever cross their mind. And even still, Rodgers wants stats, the fans want to see rodgers. they aint just sitting a healthy rodgers. thats a fantasy.
I'm not fantasizing over any of it. I mostly agree that it's highly, HIGHLY unlikely any of this would ever play out. I was simply expounding on YOUR own dreamed up "late one or early 2" statement. :aok:

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 18:19
by Drj820
APB wrote:
12 May 2023 16:06
Drj820 wrote:
12 May 2023 12:37
APB wrote:
12 May 2023 07:16


:dunno:

While I agree with the "buzz" sentiment, it wouldn't be a difference between a "late one or early 2". If the Jets season is lost, they're likely positioned for an early R1. That's significant. I'd guess they'd give strong consideration to sitting Rodgers over some soft-tissue injury nonsense to retain that high pick. I know I would.
you are dreaming up a problem that wont exist. The Jets would literally have to be about 0-7 for that to ever cross their mind. And even still, Rodgers wants stats, the fans want to see rodgers. they aint just sitting a healthy rodgers. thats a fantasy.
I'm not fantasizing over any of it. I mostly agree that it's highly, HIGHLY unlikely any of this would ever play out. I was simply expounding on YOUR own dreamed up "late one or early 2" statement. :aok:

Late one if he plays and plays well, early two if they pull the plug and they suck, early one if they suck and he plays. It is what it is. Tomato, tomaaato. Point being, they ain’t commanding a healthy 12 to ride pine over a draft pick.

I was just debating you where you said you would pull the plug and force rodgers to sit if they have a bad start. I don’t see this scenario as a possibility.

I don’t think the clause was put into the trade to cover for the jets sucking, I think it was protection for the possibility of an old man getting injured.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 19:32
by Yoop
Drj820 wrote:
12 May 2023 12:37
APB wrote:
12 May 2023 07:16
Drj820 wrote:
11 May 2023 22:02


They ain’t pulling rodgers over a late one or early 2.

Rodgers equals buzz, and increased revenues
:dunno:

While I agree with the "buzz" sentiment, it wouldn't be a difference between a "late one or early 2". If the Jets season is lost, they're likely positioned for an early R1. That's significant. I'd guess they'd give strong consideration to sitting Rodgers over some soft-tissue injury nonsense to retain that high pick. I know I would.
you are dreaming up a problem that wont exist. The Jets would literally have to be about 0-7 for that to ever cross their mind. And even still, Rodgers wants stats, the fans want to see rodgers. they aint just sitting a healthy rodgers. thats a fantasy.
Packers fans become savages when players leave for other teams, give us 66% of the snaps and step out in front of a cement truck you traitor :rotf: oh ya the Jets suck to, and loss every game, and don't call us , we'll call you :rotf:

I think this is a two year window, first year to get everyone settled in and give it a shot in 2024

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 12 May 2023 19:48
by RingoCStarrQB
Yoop wrote:
12 May 2023 19:32
Drj820 wrote:
12 May 2023 12:37
APB wrote:
12 May 2023 07:16


:dunno:

While I agree with the "buzz" sentiment, it wouldn't be a difference between a "late one or early 2". If the Jets season is lost, they're likely positioned for an early R1. That's significant. I'd guess they'd give strong consideration to sitting Rodgers over some soft-tissue injury nonsense to retain that high pick. I know I would.
you are dreaming up a problem that wont exist. The Jets would literally have to be about 0-7 for that to ever cross their mind. And even still, Rodgers wants stats, the fans want to see rodgers. they aint just sitting a healthy rodgers. thats a fantasy.
Packers fans become savages when players leave for other teams, give us 66% of the snaps and step out in front of a cement truck you traitor :rotf: oh ya the Jets suck to, and loss every game, and don't call us , we'll call you :rotf:

I think this is a two year window, first year to get everyone settled in and give it a shot in 2024
Other AFC teams like the Chiefs, Bills, Bengals and maybe even the Ravens, will shove the J-E-T-S back to where they were idling watching the Chiefs and Bengals excel. There is plenty of history to recall here in Titletown that occurred over the past decade. T'was basically a textbook case of underachieving.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 13 May 2023 11:50
by BF004

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 15 May 2023 22:38
by Pckfn23
I just noticed we will be playing the Lions on Thursday, both engagements. That's crazy.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 15 May 2023 23:25
by wallyuwl
Drj820 wrote:
12 May 2023 15:29
go pak go wrote:
12 May 2023 12:57
Drj820 wrote:
12 May 2023 12:39
Only way 12 doesnt play 65% of the snaps is if 12 gets hurt. Which is a real possibility.

We just saw the packers have almost no shot at the playoffs and he still insisted on playing.

HOF players want their stats, they dont sit healthy on the bench for a draft pick.

This "problem" is a non issue
The bigger message is "the Packers have almost no shot at the playoffs" turned into the Packers are "win and in" on Week 18.

7 playoff teams changed a lot of things. The Lions were 1-6 and were a play away in a Seattle OT game from the playoffs.

No team is eliminated until mid-December now. A three game win streak can change everything.
Agreed, that’s why I think talks of sitting a healthy rodgers over a draft pick is a nothing burger
Earlier you buy the more you will pay. Best time is at the stadium with kickoff imminent.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 24 May 2023 12:21
by Scott4Pack
Just bought tickets for the Bronco game on October 22!

I have great memories in that stadium too. I was at the game so many years ago when Favre threw a long TD to Jennings on the first play of OT. That was a great game. Seemed like it was over before the OT even began. (Back then, first score in OT won.)

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 24 May 2023 15:59
by RingoCStarrQB
Pckfn23 wrote:
15 May 2023 22:38
I just noticed we will be playing the Lions on Thursday, both engagements. That's crazy.
2 losses to the Lions in 2023 could be a reality. I sure hope not.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 24 May 2023 17:26
by NCF
BF004 wrote:
13 May 2023 11:50
Yeah, those frigid November 5th days.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 24 May 2023 21:31
by wallyuwl
Yeah, it might be all the way down in the 50s on Nov 5.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 25 May 2023 07:03
by APB
wallyuwl wrote:
24 May 2023 21:31
Yeah, it might be all the way down in the 50s on Nov 5.
I remember trick-or-treating as a kid in Sheboygan and it being well below 50 some years. Finding costumes that fit over our winter jackets could be a pain. Has global warm...er, I mean climate change...had that big of an impact on temps since my youth?

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 25 May 2023 12:14
by wallyuwl
APB wrote:
25 May 2023 07:03
wallyuwl wrote:
24 May 2023 21:31
Yeah, it might be all the way down in the 50s on Nov 5.
I remember trick-or-treating as a kid in Sheboygan and it being well below 50 some years. Finding costumes that fit over our winter jackets could be a pain. Has global warm...er, I mean climate change...had that big of an impact on temps since my youth?
Early Nov GB high is around 50. Often trick or treating is over 60. Rams have no argument trying to get the game moved, especially in early Nov.

Re: NFL 2023 Schedule Release

Posted: 25 May 2023 13:24
by Yoop
I know what the article says, but to me the Rams are just as upset as we where years back when we went to Dallas or SF for 3 and 4 seasons straight, the NFL schedulers do this stuff and it makes no sense to me