adambr2
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There's absolutely no way Rodgers is bringing back a top 5 pick and change. Seattle also doesn't make sense as a destination unless the Seahawks let Geno hit free agency and someone gives him a big overpay to leave Seattle. My guess is he'll be a bridge guy there for another 2 seasons and they'll draft his successor in '24.
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I hope not. MLF continuing to bring in known associates has not really been a positive thing.
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In this category, here were guys ahead of him: Jamaal Williams, Tyler Allgeier, Devin Singletary, Raheem Mostert, Jeff Wilson He was also near the bottom of this group in both YPC and yards per target. Especially for a 2nd round pick, the above names are nearly the definition of "just a guy."
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Personnel is definitely in his hands. He picks his coaching staff. You know what makes a coach look worse than firing coordinators? Hand picking a bland, fired twice, uncreative retread DC for a highly desirable DC position with a lot of young talent and a lot of potential innovative candidates, and then standing by that failing DC when the defensive predictably fails.
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College football sucks. I said what I said.
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At this point I'd be fine with replacing MLF as he seems completely in over his head. Just yesterday he vowed to go over everything with a fine toothed comb to find out what has gone wrong and in the same breath he's already indicated everything is just going to be business as usual as far as staff and wanting Rodgers back again.
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I realize that everyone makes mistakes and all that but any dude who gets ejected twice in a season for shoving opposing training staff clearly has some emotional/anger issues that probably will be a problem unless he gets professional intervention. Team better encourage him to get that help before these incidents escalate to domestic violence or related behavior.
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I mean yeah we do need a safety. Or two. Woof. But the class isn't very top heavy. We're not getting Brian Brach. So I'm thinking safety might be a Day 2 pick.
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I love how people scoff at the notion of taking a RB in the 1st round when we drafted a RB in the 2nd round as a backup RB and this 1st round RB is arguably the most talented player in the draft and arguably one of the top 5 RB prospects out of college in history.
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In hindsight, I can't think of any more fitting 2022 Packers way for the Packers season to end than to claw back in it, not get any reps for their young heir apparent QB, only to flush the entire run down the toilet at home in the last game with egregious mental errors and mistakes. It perfectly fits the current organizational mantra of "we don't really have a plan per se but we'll figure something out on the fly."
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We'll be on the clock at #15. Here's an off the wall idea that should go around that range: #15: Bijan Robinson, RB Texas Hear me out on this, Aaron Jones has a cap hit of over $20M next year and that certainly isn't happening. Maybe he's back at a reduced cost or maybe it's simply time to move on. Dillon is just a guy. He'll be back in a backup role next year in the last year of his rookie contract and then likely gone. We've constantly added pieces for the defense, and with Love taking over next year it's time to add one for the offense. I know RBs are a dying breed but Bijan checks every box. Adding a likely generational RB to take some pressure off of Love in his young career behind a good young OL and talented young receivers could be the perfect way to get Love's starting career going.
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Something highly conditional I have no doubt. Off the top of my head, maybe a 2nd that becomes a 1st if he takes them to the playoffs and two 1sts if he takes them to the Super Bowl. I think that's about the best we could hope for.
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I guess that's all he can do right now. His career isn't over. But it will be before he knows it if he can't clean it up.
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We had a lot of Rams could have gotten our title teams. 2014-15 and 2020-21 probably in particular. Last year was another. It's just never mattered because we've never been able to finish.
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I also think the "trade Rodgers" thing is more wishful thinking than something that actually has potential to happen. You basically can't trade him til June 1st because of his contract. How many teams are still figuring out their QB situation in June?
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Yeah...frankly, Quay Walker is a dirt bag and we should stop trying to defend him. https://twitter.com/RNBWCV/status/1586893379874463751?s=20&t=8-pjvYyK8rsDk8HsO4k22w
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I don't know what the Packers are going to do with Rodgers. It's kind of funny, they've given him total control of the offense and his contract basically does the same off the field. The Packers have no control over the situation, it is all up to Rodgers, they cannot cut him or force him to retire. Gute had an opportunity to trade Rodgers at essentially peak value and usher in the next era and instead completely gave up control of ushering in the next era. The ramifications of that decision will be massive.
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It was unnecessary and unprofessional from the trainer, yes, he could have run right past Walker who wasn't even really in the way. Regardless, that's where you have to be disciplined enough not to do something like that with so much on the line. It was an egregious and undisciplined move from an undisciplined and poorly run team.
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Looking at the Walker ejection play again, Wyatt is lucky he didn't get tossed too. You can see him at the tail end deliberately make his way over to the trainer to intimidate/bump him. These are the guys we spent both our 1sts on last year. Good job, Gute.
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Not to worry, I'm certain that if you had asked Head Coach Matt LeFleur the direct question before the game- "would the clock stop until the next snap with 2:10 in the 4th quarter after a penalty or run on the referee's signal," he would have had absolutely no idea.
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Typically not necessary to shove a member of the opposing athletic training staff to check on the well-being of one of their athletes.
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It would have 4th down at the 2 minute warning. Or 1st down game over. Either way we'd have had a shot.
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No it would not have. It stays stopped after the penalty as it was within the last 5 minutes of the game.
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MLF is a terrible head coach wearing 13-4 lipstick.
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It's 40 seconds for a full clock plus the play so yes it is 45. Couldn't stop them anyway because they suck, so no matter.
