Recent content by 98Redbird

So I think this is going to be uncomfortably close. Bears have the strength to get a rush home with 4 I think, Fangio with a strong front has always given Rodgers headaches, see San Fran. I will say, now that the Bears have picked up Mack, that I'm sure liking that Marcedes Lewis pick more and...

I'm sure everyone has seen the little blurbs here and there about Khalil Mack, and the Gutekunst presser the other day. This isn't a thread about "if" he would wind up here, that still remains highly unlikely, I was more curious "what" exactly everyone would feel comfortable giving up to...

I've always questioned Lacy's motivation. I remember seeing an ESPN piece on him right after he was drafted about how hard his family was affected by Katrina. Friends said that his perspective changed and that he saw football as a way to give his family/parents a better life... Well he did that...

Holding out hope, but my feeling is that he's done. Jordy's a tough dude, hopped up and jogged off after the ACL tear. The hit to the ribs was pretty rough, and the fact that he was down for as long as he was without moving at all is concerning. But what really makes me think that he's done is...

I honestly can not think of one single negative with this signing.

Should be in HOF.

I think Rodgers would be a terrible head coach... and honestly I can't even put my finger on exactly why. It just seems like a position that doesn't fit at all. Regardless of how talented a player he is/was.

Is the season lost? No, there are 5 weeks to play until the playoffs, where anything can happen... That said, does it look like we are going to be in contention come the end of January? No, most likely not.

I totally agree with you on this. I was just singling Lacy out bc he was the topic. To me it seems to be a "culture" issue. Has been for a while IMO. And as you said, that "culture" starts with coaching...

I'm not going to lie, I've "wondered" this myself. I remember in that E60 or whatever it was on him mentioning that when Katrina hit, a fire was lit under him. He hated seeing his family in that situation and he wanted to get them out, and that way out was football. Well, he got them out, he...

Per Ian Rapoport: Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 5m5 minutes ago #Packers DT Josh Boyd has an MRI, but 1st diagnosis is not as bad as it seemed. He broke a small ankle bone, not expecting long-term absence

Honestly, I don't even see what it matters... Would I personally say that Dez caught that ball? Yeah, probably. According to the rule did he? No, he didn't. But again, even if you give him that catch, he was short of the goal line. So, now, you're assuming they score the TD, and you're...

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Wow, thanks for letting me know that. I stopped watching his post game pressers. It always frustrated me in the past his lack of accepting blame. I stand corrected. There's now one time that I've heard him accept blame. On one throw.

There's enough blame to go around for yesterday. But the one thing that I haven't seen too many ppl question is how HORRIBLY inaccurate Aaron Rodgers has been this year. I mean it's awful. Guys having to dive all over the place to catch what he's throwing. Nelson had his man beat in the endzone...