Recent content by Carl

According to a Pete Dougherty, he's really not doing well. "I read last week that he's not doing well out there, maybe even in danger of getting cut because at least a couple other guys are ahead of him. So he might not even play much in that game, assuming he's on the team. But yes, I'm sure...

The Patriots spent a 2nd rounder on back up Garoppolo.

Wow. I'm betting he does not live up to that.

As previously discussed though, acquiring the rights to below average player with a concussion history for $11 million, would not be a good idea. Better to risk out losing him to another team if the Packers are interested.

And that is why good GMs don't jump at a trade the instant a guy is available like some fans want.

While Stafford's contract is way too much, he is better than mediocre.

Most players haven't missed most of a season due to a concussion like Hayden has. He's at a much higher risk of a career ender.

He may not be old, but he is one hit away from a career ending concussion.

So do you think Hayden will be able to recover from his below average season this year?

He's also had a well documented decline last season. PPF had him rated poor overall and 87th among corners. If he was already a Packer, the forum would be full of people wanting him cut.

Just two years ago he had a concussion that ended his seasons at week 5 (other than a brief shot at playing in week 8). One more could end his career. For that reason alone, I doubt this happens.

I dont see any of these guys cut: R Rodgers, Spriggs, Barclay, Davis, Evans. Also, cut Josh Jones? Seriously?

Because the instant a player, game, play or anything to do with the Packers doesn't go perfectly, someone needs to be cut or fired...

As others have pointed out above, for young players it's not just about how they are playing at the time, but what their potential is. Spriggs has more upside than any of the other backup tackles.

Just three years ago, he put up 11 sacks... I'm not great at math, but I think 3 years is less than 5 years.