I know I know, but had you and the Packers drank my kool aid, that #4 picks looks pretty juicy.![]()
Yeah but they beat the Jets. The Jets man.
I know I know, but had you and the Packers drank my kool aid, that #4 picks looks pretty juicy.![]()
Yeah but they beat the Jets. The Jets man.
I know I know, but had you and the Packers drank my kool aid, that #4 picks looks pretty juicy.![]()
I never suggested that the Packers "tank" any game intentionally. Nor did I expect that they wouldn't keep playing all out to win. My observations after the home loss to the worst team in the NFL, was simply stating that given the low odds of making the playoffs by a team that was far from being playoff caliber, I was more than fine losing those final 4 games. Especially, if it meant protecting key players health for 2019, gaining experience for players that would benefit the Packers in 2019 and improving our draft position in the process.Once again, the Packers still had a chance to make the playoffs when they played the Falcons. Do you honestly suggest the team should have tanked that game as well???
I never suggested that the Packers "tank" any game intentionally. Nor did I expect that they wouldn't keep playing all out to win. My observations after the home loss to the worst team in the NFL, was simply stating that given the low odds of making the playoffs by a team that was far from being playoff caliber, I was more than fine losing those final 4 games. Especially, if it meant protecting key players health for 2019, gaining experience for players that would benefit the Packers in 2019 and improving our draft position in the process.
You might not want it call it tanking but actually that's what you're advocating for.
While I understand that approach with the Packers being out of playoff contention to some degree although I don't agree with it there's absolutely no reason to even have considered it before the Falcobmns game.
Again, just using hindsight, right now those 2 wins over the Falcons and Jets mean very little to me, on the other hand sitting in 4th position in all 7 rounds would mean a lot. Again, my perspective, I don't expect you or anyone to agree with it.
LOL.....nor was I talking about that situation, so to randomly create it to try and prove a point really doesn't make a lot of sense.Using hindsight none of the Packers wins in 2018 mean anything yet I don't see any reason to complain about the team not holding the #1 pick in the draft.
LOL.....nor was I talking about that situation, so to randomly create it to try and prove a point really doesn't make a lot of sense.
Your extreme....my extreme. If the Packers entered the final game of the year, tied with 5 other teams with the worst record, but held the tie breaker advantage for the #1 pick, would you want them to win that game?
I have made it pretty clear that I want the Packers to win ever game no matter what.
You know that I mostly respect your opinion but to suggest they should lose a game to get a better draft position while still in playoff contention is ridiculous.

not saying a wr isn't needed but at 12 i don't see it with the defense still being the weak side of the ball. and besides, why add to rodgers list of untrusted guys he's not comfortable throwing to?We have Devante Adams. Other than that, we have a couple of still unproven rookie mid round draft picks with "potential" and Geronimo at wide receiver. If a receiver is the best player at our pick, I'd say there is a definite need there.
and besides, why add to rodgers list of untrusted guys he's not comfortable throwing to?
Geez, don't let the fact that both MVS and EQ had successful rookie seasons get in the way of your continued rant of Rodgers.that wasn't a shot at them.Geez, don't let the fact that both MVS and EQ had successful rookie seasons get in the way of your continued rant of Rodgers.
not saying a wr isn't needed but at 12 i don't see it with the defense still being the weak side of the ball. and besides, why add to rodgers list of untrusted guys he's not comfortable throwing to?
Dane Brugler's latest has the Packers taking Jachai Polite, ED, Florida at #12. He has put some edge rush reps on tape this season that are freakish, however he's not even a 3 down player for his college team, so taking him in the 1st round is somewhat questionable.
He has Clelin Ferrell, ED, Clemson going #13 to the Dolphins, and I think I'd rather have him. He's more of a complete player and profiles as the type who could capably replace Nick Perry's role in the defense.
Boring! I hate you both.Ditto on respecting each others position![]()
that wasn't a shot at them.
One of the more fun aspects of this forum is actually "butting heads" with someone you might normally agree with and to be able to do it in a respectful way. I think you and I have done that, as well as I have with Captain, Mondio, Swhitset and many others. Reaffirms that we aren't all just "yes people" and just agreeing to agree.Boring! I hate you both.![]()
When you finally get to the end of "agreeing to disagree" you still respect each other.it'll remain until i see a 180 in his attitude.Maybe you should have read my previous post as I'm well aware it was part of your continued ridiculous rant of Rodgers.
If a lack of creativity truly was the demise of Mike McCarthy’s tenure in Green Bay, then the answer may have arrived in the form of a tanned dreamboat named Matt LaFleur. It goes without saying that he will need to get Aaron Rodgers on board for any potential changes, but the blueprint is there for a new, innovative offensive scheme.