FrankRizzo
Cheesehead
I really like this guy as a player (and a person).
Talent, ability-wise, I think we have some greatness possible in:
Matthews, Datone, Perry, Raji, Neal....... that's 5 guys up front, plus Pickett is Phat vs the run inside.
These guys, if we can get good luck injury-wise, can make our defense at least a top-10 defense, and perhaps an actual weapon.
I hope, and kind of expect, Kaepernick to get his bones crushed on Sept 8th.
http://www.espnmilwaukee.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=27921
Talent, ability-wise, I think we have some greatness possible in:
Matthews, Datone, Perry, Raji, Neal....... that's 5 guys up front, plus Pickett is Phat vs the run inside.
These guys, if we can get good luck injury-wise, can make our defense at least a top-10 defense, and perhaps an actual weapon.
I hope, and kind of expect, Kaepernick to get his bones crushed on Sept 8th.
http://www.espnmilwaukee.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=27921
August 15th, 2013
GREEN BAY – If there was any doubt about the Green Bay Packers’ decision to experiment with defensive end Mike Neal as an outside linebacker, Neal reminded anyone and everyone at Ray Nitschke Field Wednesday just what he can do when he’s healthy.
Neal was virtually unblockable during a fundamentals period in which the running backs tried to block outside linebackers amid tackling dummies to simulate blitzes. And Neal also showed up in the 1-on-1 pass rush/pass blocking drills against the offensive linemen, generating pressure on two of his four rushes there.
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