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The former Vikings will meet with the Packers on Sunday if he hasn't signed a deal by then.
Never heard of him. Go figure
He started most games for the Vikings over the last two seasons at DT, acvording to his PFF grades there's no reason to get excited about though.
These are the kinds of moves to expect going forward though. Low money wing and a prayer guys.
Out of curiosity, had you heard of Shields or Tramon Williams when we picked them up?Never heard of him. Go figure
Why? Because rather than throw a bunch of guaranteed money at a top-tier guy and hope he transitions well Ted signs guys to the vet-minimum who've dealt with adversity and can fight for a roster spot and over achieve?In this case I'd rather have TT do nothing than sign a guy like that.
Why? Because rather than throw a bunch of guaranteed money at a top-tier guy and hope he transitions well Ted signs guys to the vet-minimum who've dealt with adversity and can fight for a roster spot and over achieve?
There is literally no down side to bringing in free agents like this. He doesn't work out, we cut him with no charge. If we'd of signed Jarius Byrd and he pulled a Morgan Burnett on the other hand...
You're relying on past history to dictate the future. That's not reality in life or football.I'd rather bring in a guy that can actually help us win games during the regular season than someone like Guion, who probably won't even make the roster but his release wouldn't result in dead money counting against the cap.
You're relying on past history to dictate the future. That's not reality in life or football.
Byrd may flop just as easily as Guion may blossom.
It's being reported he has agreed to terms with the Packers.
One year deal. Biggest question to me is what does this mean for Pickett and Jolly?
Is it a bad thing that if you search his name on youtube that the first hit you get is a 6 second video of James Starks running him over?
I guess we didn't need to sign Peppers after-all.After the Peppers deal I thought that was actually off the table.
Signing Peppers didn't do anything to replenish the loss of the big men. Now, with Raji, Boyd and Guion, the Packers are pretty close to "best available defensive player" when they get to #21.After the Peppers deal I thought that was actually off the table.
It means they will not be back. Neither will Wilson.One year deal. Biggest question to me is what does this mean for Pickett and Jolly?