Final Preseason Game - Pack at Chiefs - 7:00 Thursday

[GBPackers47]

I don't know what people see in Montgomery, he is not fast and dropped about 5 passes this preseason .....when he was drafted most though he was a big reach, incredibly unimpressive.

He does have issues targeting balls downfield. It's been an issue for him since college. He has to be facing the QB to catch it.

I haven't seen enough of Monty to know for sure either way, but if he, Adams, and/or Davis are cut I wouldn't bat an eye. Don't see any of them becoming major contributors (I.e. Starters) down the line, and they all seem more like #4 guys to me. Could be wrong.

I just don't see them cutting Adams this season. He's still cheap, was a second round pick and although he has provided us with so many frustrating moments, he has flashed signs of being a good player as well. I think they give him one more season and then cut him lose next year if he can't figure it out.

In terms of Davis, I just don't know how we give him a spot on the 53. He has speed, and that's about it. I would much rather give that spot to Allison and stash Davis on the PS. I don't think anyone is going to scoop him up, considering he was a reach in the 5th. I think there's a better chance Allison gets signed to a 53 before Davis.

[WiscoKing13]

Weird take. Fackrell has consistently improved over camp and is certainly worthy of a roster spot.

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I didn't see any talk about him running backwards in camp, so maybe there is some improvement.

[emunney]

He also had six tackles for losses, so there's that.

[WiscoKing13]

He also had six tackles for losses, so there's that.

Yep and one of those was for a sack, that move where he blocked the entire time before the other OLB pushed him out the pocket toward Fackrell. Well that was an amazing move by Fackrell.

[emunney]

Lol, I didn't watch 95% of the game, I just think 6 TFL is an absurd amount for the kind of shade you're throwing. But maybe they were all lucky and he just arm-flailed into those other five tackles in the backfield.

[humanrefutation]

It's hard to take anything from what Fackrell was doing against their second and third string offensive linemen. A couple of his tackles were as a result of him just being in the right place at the right time, and a couple were legitimately good plays from him.

[WeekapaugGroove]

Frackrell isn't getting cut so it's kind of a silly argument. IMO the whole premise of cutting a mid round pick after 1 camp is crazy. You invested valuable draft stock in a guy because of years worth of college tape and also what you project them to be when developed. So even if a guy struggles in a couple pre-season games that's a much smaller sample size than what you used to decide to draft him and also development doesn't happen overnight so you need to have a little patience. Now of course plenty of guys don't pan out but at least give the guy a chance to fail.

[emunney]

Frackrell isn't getting cut so it's kind of a silly argument. IMO the whole premise of cutting a mid round pick after 1 camp is crazy. You invested valuable draft stock in a guy because of years worth of college tape and also what you project them to be when developed. So even if a guy struggles in a couple pre-season games that's a much smaller sample size than what you used to decide to draft him and also development doesn't happen overnight so you need to have a little patience. Now of course plenty of guys don't pan out but at least give the guy a chance to fail.

I would think a 3rd rounder would have to be really bad and not trending upward to get cut, and Fackrell doesn't seem to fit that profile. So what you said.

[HKPackFan]

I loved datone Jones interview in the 4th quarter.


He's talking about the game then gives a shout out to Compton, his wife, momma, baby, cheerleaders, then goes back to discussing football.


It was frigging awesome.