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  1. Looks like the team has given up on MLF.
  2. 2 rushing , 9 in coverage. Still completes the pass and wide open.
  3. This offense is a joke, who’s calling these plays?
  4. Over/Under number of penalties 25.
  5. Another first quarter shutout. Packer offense is better than the Brewers starting rotation.
  6. It could be much more than that. What if Mark and Craig don’t see eye-to-eye with the way to build a team. You need to admit Craig will have much better chance to win a World Series in New York. Plus he will work in the media capital of baseball.
  7. I wouldn’t hold my breath, might end up like Bernie.
  8. We will find out which way this goes soon enough. Buckle up and accept it.
  9. No one really knows if Counsell prefers to remains in Milwaukee. Most comments such as this is wishful thinking.
  10. This is not a good idea. To begin with the Brewers are a small market team and they need to spend money on players they can count on to play immediately. Teams like the Dodgers, Yankees, Cubs, Red Sox, Mets, Astros, Rangers, and even the Blue Jays, Giants, Angels and Padres have the financial resources to pay an injured player to not play significant time. The Brewers have to scrimp and save every dollar to just put together a competitive team each year and cannot afford the luxury to spend millions on a player who isn’t a sure thing to play at the very least one year and most probably two years at a diminished level. Attanasio has shown throughout his ownership that he is definitely not that type of owner (Fielder, Hader) to sign long term contracts or when he does (Yelich) he got burned. You are also assuming Woodruff would agree to a hometown discount and play for significantly less money, especially pre- free agency. Shoulder injuries are typically a career ender for most pitchers or at the very least a significant drop off in effectiveness. This is especially true of Woodruff, as you’ve pointed out, a pitcher who counts on his velocity significantly. Shoulder injuries are known for decreasing velocity which was demonstrated in his last start this year. For the Brewer to outlay that kind of money with their lack of financial resources would be beyond foolish. Another thing to consider his age. At over 30 years old he is probably on the downside of his career and an improvement to his lifetime stats is wishful thinking with this type of injury. Small market teams futures should be focused on youth and unfortunately investing large sums of money on injured players with a poor prognosis is not realistic for the ballclub in Milwaukee. .
  11. What does that say about the Pack, the’re in the running for worst.
  12. Run the slowest running back wide, smart thinking coach.
  13. I believe they are already in a rebuild. All their receivers are either rookies or in their second year.
  14. Broncos get the FG and the Packers didn’t.
  15. The Bears definitely have 2 quarterbacks better than Love.
  16. Mark up another first half shutout. This is an automatic.
  17. The defense looks bad. The offense looks terrible. The special teams look horrendous.
  18. We shall see.
  19. We shall see.
  20. Wisconsin may need to reconsider the Fickell hire. I’m not impressed.
  21. The unraveling just started. They might be lucky to win another game this year.
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