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Best season of Alexander’s career? Wow this announcer hasn’t watched any Packer games(or even this game).

Time to start clearing out this first round defensive deadwood.

I’m guessing Tom isn’t the answer at OT.

I would hope for a tank job, except we have Gutey make our picks.

Great coverage.

By making that statement you become a pariah on this site. There are posters on this site that will never forgive or forget your opinion Of the golden boy Frelick. Best to change your nickname and go underground.

They did give up 40 points and 500 yards to Philly tonight. Mission accomplished.

Packer’s defense gave up 40 points and 500 yards tonight. That should get MLF to start throwing dirt on Barry beginning tomorrow morning.

I think the refs have seen enuf tonight. “Let’s’ go home.”

Only 21 more yards. Take it to the bank or better….Vegas.

He’s fast.

Philly closing in on 300 yards rushing….lol.

Who on the Packer D can?

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Probably pick 3 DL in the first 4 picks.

Glad to see that nothing has changed with our defense. For an average (below?) they are the most overrated in the league.

Kerry Coombs (special teams coach) has been named interim head coach. What are the odds that Coombs will coach the Badgers in a possible bowl game (Mayo?).

From JS David Bakhtiari Other than Rodgers, this is the big one. The guess here is because of Bakhtiari’s unpredictable knee health going forward, the Packers will cut him in the offseason at a cap savings of $5.9 million. Bakhtiari is due $17.5 million in salary and bonuses in ’23. This season he’s played well at left tackle when he’s played. The problem is, the Packers don’t know until a couple of hours before kickoff whether he’s going to play each week, and then don’t know if his knee is going to flare up and force him to out of a game, as it did at Detroit a few weeks ago. That’s probably how it’s going to be with Bakhtiari from here on out, and it’s an awfully tough way to do business in the NFL. The uncertainty complicates game planning and practice reps. It carries a much greater risk of paying a player a lot of money for missing a lot of games. It’s just hard to see Gutekunst taking that on when he has Nijman as a credible replacement at left tackle, and other tackle candidates such as a high ’23 draft pick and young players on the roster such as Zach Tom, seventh-round pick Rasheed Walker and undrafted rookie Caleb Jones. Sure, there’s always the chance Bakhtiari finishes out the season without incident, and the Packers for some reason think his prospects going forward will be better than they were this year. But considering this is where he’s at two years removed from his injury, that sounds like wishful thinking. The Packers theoretically could work out a pay cut with Bakhtiari, but that wouldn’t change the uncertainty about his knee. And it seems like a stretch that Bakhtiari would agree to a pay cut anyway. He’d likely tell the Packers to cut him, and he’d either take his chances on the open market or retire after having topped the $90 million mark in career earnings. Maybe retirement is in his plans anyway. So the guess here is this will be Bakhtiari’s final season with the Packers.

I believe that he has had an injured shoulder the last few weeks. Their string of consecutive bowl games of 20 will be broken next week.

Probably just in 2-3 years.

This defense isn’t really any good.

Can MLF possibly pick a decent coaching staff???

Why are they playing a prevent defense in the 3rd quarter?

This has to be Crosby’s last season. He has a good career.