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LittleRooster wrote:Are these comments for real about cutting Bak?


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Have to prepare for the worst. Not saying cut him now. But an ACL injury at age 30 when you are already 300 plus pounds is rough. Now he has to have a follow up procedure. If by this time next season it's still a concern then you will have to consider cutting him in the following offseason.

About the same time Sitton/Lang went downhill and a couple of years before Tauscher and Clifton were released due to age/contract. It was a bad deal to begin with, but I understood the contract.

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LittleRooster wrote:Are these comments for real about cutting Bak?


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Have to prepare for the worst. Not saying cut him now. But an ACL injury at age 30 when you are already 300 plus pounds is rough. Now he has to have a follow up procedure. If by this time next season it's still a concern then you will have to consider cutting him in the following offseason.

About the same time Sitton/Lang went downhill and a couple of years before Tauscher and Clifton were released due to age/contract. It was a bad deal to begin with, but I understood the contract.

What about a 25-year old OL Pro-Bowler who also had an ACL and is about to get paid? You let him go or re-sign him?

MoMM wrote:

Profound23 wrote:

LittleRooster wrote:Are these comments for real about cutting Bak?


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Have to prepare for the worst. Not saying cut him now. But an ACL injury at age 30 when you are already 300 plus pounds is rough. Now he has to have a follow up procedure. If by this time next season it's still a concern then you will have to consider cutting him in the following offseason.

About the same time Sitton/Lang went downhill and a couple of years before Tauscher and Clifton were released due to age/contract. It was a bad deal to begin with, but I understood the contract.

What about a 25-year old OL Pro-Bowler who also had an ACL and is about to get paid? You let him go or re-sign him?

25 year old vs 30 year old is a huge difference I'm the NFL. Jenkins is about to his prime while David has already peaked. Plus, now that he is hurt maybe you can get him on a discount. I'm not giving Jenkins 4/92 right now, but I'm not letting him walk.

Tuesday:Rodgers says he has covid toe. A reporter writes an article on what he said himself.


Wednesday: Rodgers states he never heard of covid toe and it was a joke, but he has a broken toe then goes on to chastise a reporter that had nothing to do with the story which literally quoted him from the McAfee show for misinformation.

He goes on to say he can't believe he is back at talking about his medical information. I can't either....just shut the .... up.

Packers have had a good track record with OL. I'm willing to go with whatever they decide.

Profound23 wrote:

MoMM wrote:

Profound23 wrote:
Have to prepare for the worst. Not saying cut him now. But an ACL injury at age 30 when you are already 300 plus pounds is rough. Now he has to have a follow up procedure. If by this time next season it's still a concern then you will have to consider cutting him in the following offseason.

About the same time Sitton/Lang went downhill and a couple of years before Tauscher and Clifton were released due to age/contract. It was a bad deal to begin with, but I understood the contract.

What about a 25-year old OL Pro-Bowler who also had an ACL and is about to get paid? You let him go or re-sign him?

25 year old vs 30 year old is a huge difference I'm the NFL. Jenkins is about to his prime while David has already peaked. Plus, now that he is hurt maybe you can get him on a discount. I'm not giving Jenkins 4/92 right now, but I'm not letting him walk.

Plus, there's the factor that Jenkins has the versatility to play anywhere on the OLine with a high level of skill.

Thank god for the bye.

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I remember being so pumped for Week 2 MNF home game against Eagles in 96 as it was first home MNF game in an era. Now I would kill for 17 noon games.


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I remember being so pumped for Week 2 MNF home game against Eagles in 96 as it was first home MNF game in an era. Now I would kill for 17 noon games.


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I used to feel that way when I lived in Milwaukee but now that I'm in the south I'm here for every 3:25 and primetime game I can get. This season has been awesome being out of market. Only game not aired locally was the Vikings game. So much bandwidth saved and not getting spoiled by friends calling me about plays that happened because I'm streaming and 2 to 3 plays behind.

I love the late games. Red Zone for the early games.

MickeyDavis wrote:I love the late games. Red Zone for the early games.

Yep, don't need an abacus to know that is the winning formula right there.

OH man, good ole campen. Memories of those 90s days making me nostalgic.

I think I got a bug in my eye.

The headline banner for this thread needs updating. Campbell's been off the COVID list for a couple of days now.