Recent content by RickInAZ

Why would we need more offensive picks? Other than RB, we're pretty much set on offense. We have the best receiving corp in the NFL. One of the best, if not THE best, QBs in the NFL. Our defense struggled to contain opposing offenses last year. Thompson drafted to the team's needs, and he did a...

Stoked about picking up Perry. He'll be a good complement to Matthews. If we can pick up a solid DE too, as well as another CB, I think we'll see a huge improvement in our Defense this year.

Happy to see us shoring up our Defense. Perry is a good addition, looking forward to his contribution.

The appeal is being expedited. It'll be decided before this weekend. In all likelihood, Suh will miss the next two games. I did find it interesting that Vanden Bosch thought it was going to be overturned because "there's not a lot of precedent." I wonder what he meant by that? Not a lot of...

I think he's asking why Lee was kicked out (when he was obviously being baited into a response) and Woodson was not. If the officials saw the entire action between Lee and the two Lions defenders, the official shouldn't have had him ejected. I think in this case the official didn't see the whole...

I'd love to see Driver stick around as a wide receivers coach if he does decide to retire in the next couple of years. The guy's attitude is great, his ability is fantastic, and he knows the Packers offense better than nearly anyone.

He was kicked out because the referee team at that particular game sucked so hard I'm surprised Ford Field wasn't temporarily renamed "Hoover Field." I don't know what's up with the NFL continuing to allow Jeff Triplette to work games as a referee, but the guy is atrociously bad.

The emphasis is mine. Notice that it's not an apology; he's still blaming Dietrich-Smith for "derailing his calm and determined demeanor." Let's disregard that Dietrich-Smith played the snap cleanly. Suh clearly didn't like being manhandled and you can see that in his shoving of D-S's head into...

I don't know if he should have been ejected, but the two Lions who were holding him both during and after the play should have drawn a penalty. That was ridiculous, and I would have been just as ticked off as Lee was.

There's no criteria for being on the Pro Bowl ballot other than being a starter, as far as I know. Starks should have been on there. Granted, I didn't intend to vote for him. He's not really having a break-out season. However, with the nifty new comparison tool on NFL.com, I wanted to see how he...

Hrm. That seems odd, considering a bunch of other teams have two Running Backs on the ballot.

Just went and voted on the NLF.com Pro Bowl ballot, and was surprised to note that Starks wasn't listed as an option. Anyone have any idea why not?