Pats Lead Up - Bye Bye Ty and Ha Ha

[WeekapaugGroove]

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I was thinking of this the other day. Knowing when you're gonna snap the ball is a huge advantage for the defense. I don't know why the Packers are okay with this

It irrationally annoys me and has for years now. It's honestly my one real complaint about Rodgers.

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[WeekapaugGroove]

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I'm confused. Scott had a bad game but has been fine. Is he banged up or something?

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[MickeyDavis]

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[RRyder823]

Sign a Punter or sign Irving?

Sounds about right Gute

Admittedly they cant go after Irving till Monday but the punter signing makes little sense
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[Wisky4life]

Before I read about the Punter stuff, any interest in Bruce Irvin off waivers?

[RRyder823]

Before I read about the Punter stuff, any interest in Bruce Irvin off waivers?

He doesnt hit waivers until Monday since he wasnt cut today so probably no news till then

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[Balls2TheWalls]

Do we have the cap space to pick up the balance of his 8M for the season?

[Wisky4life]

Do we have the cap space to pick up the balance of his 8M for the season?

I think we have like $7 million so picking up his what $4 million or so should be fine. Might be worth it if we are going to be contenders.

[LikeABosh]

Irvin kind of sucks. He'd join Matthews and Perry for the 4 sack season club

But I did hear his motor was the issue. Maybe he'd be better if he played for a team that wasn't 1-7

[HKPackFan]

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I'm on my phone so format is off, but this is excellent insight by Greg Jennings the player.

Good stuff starts a little after 6 minutes, but I enjoyed the whole thing.


This is the best interview Jennings has ever done.

Quick hits:

#1 MM runs plays to pacify everyone, share the ball, instead of go to your best guys (davante or Jones anyone???)
#2 MM runs a less complex offense to get guys open (we've known that for several years)
#3 MM going back to Favre days when #4 used to ignore the play all and run his own play, MM set a tight lease the moment Rodgers took over.

There were a few other interesting comments about the frustration in the WR lockeroom that there's no scheming wr open or anything. And about how Rodgers takes over in 2 minutes and that's all Rodgers (which we knew). But MM will never allow a p. Manning situation where he takes over the game.

It's was great hearing it from the players perspective.

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I'm on my phone so format is off, but this is excellent insight by Greg Jennings the player.

Good stuff starts a little after 6 minutes, but I enjoyed the whole thing.


This is the best interview Jennings has ever done.

Quick hits:

#1 MM runs plays to pacify everyone, share the ball, instead of go to your best guys (davante or Jones anyone???)
#2 MM runs a less complex offense to get guys open (we've known that for several years)
#3 MM going back to Favre days when #4 used to ignore the play all and run his own play, MM set a tight lease the moment Rodgers took over.

There were a few other interesting comments about the frustration in the WR lockeroom that there's no scheming wr open or anything. And about how Rodgers takes over in 2 minutes and that's all Rodgers (which we knew). But MM will never allow a p. Manning situation where he takes over the game.

It's was great hearing it from the players perspective.

We are witnessing near-criminal malfeasance regarding the greatest player of all time. I think everyone has somewhat normalized this, which has led to an inappropriate amount of complacency.

The football gods gave us an incredible gift after another HOF QB. The organization's prime directive should've been to maximize everything around him. Is the front office the best of the best? It was until about 2012. How about the defense? Capers should've been shown the door after Kaepernick - that was the perfect exclamation point to a rather sudden defensive decline.

MM was in reality done after Seattle in 2014, but you can't fire a SB-winning coach after making it to the NFCCG, which I understand. But the organization never recovered from that. After 2015 was the perfect opportunity. The offense that year was stagnant and terrible, and there was probably a lot of 2014 bad blood residue on that team.

When are the Packers going to realize what everyone else has known for sometime now?

[rilamann]

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I'm on my phone so format is off, but this is excellent insight by Greg Jennings the player.

Good stuff starts a little after 6 minutes, but I enjoyed the whole thing.


This is the best interview Jennings has ever done.

Quick hits:

#1 MM runs plays to pacify everyone, share the ball, instead of go to your best guys (davante or Jones anyone???)
#2 MM runs a less complex offense to get guys open (we've known that for several years)
#3 MM going back to Favre days when #4 used to ignore the play all and run his own play, MM set a tight lease the moment Rodgers took over.

There were a few other interesting comments about the frustration in the WR lockeroom that there's no scheming wr open or anything. And about how Rodgers takes over in 2 minutes and that's all Rodgers (which we knew). But MM will never allow a p. Manning situation where he takes over the game.

It's was great hearing it from the players perspective.

Nothing I didn't really already know, but it's nice to have verification from a reputable source that the Packers put not hurting people's feelings above going to Super Bowls.

The Packers aren't going to the Super Bowl this season, but it's awesome that they aren't hurting Jamal Williams' feelings by giving Aaron Jones a bunch of touches.....lol.

[ibanezjp]

Sucks about Geronimo. Has a anyone seen somebody picking the Packers to win? Everything I’ve seen from TV, to USA Today, to podcasts has all picked New England. For as evenly matched as all the experts seem to think these teams are you’d think it would’nt be a stretch for a few people to pick the packers.