packedhouse01
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As I'm sitting her listening to the sports this morning I've come to some conclusions about the Packers of 2006. 1) We're just not very good. We lack talent. The free agent pickups, particularly Woodson and Manual, appear not to be the answer early on. Poppinga, may have made an amzaing recovery, he's just not a very good football player. 2) Our defensive coordinator could be in trouble because TT invested heavily in the draft on defense and those players had better improve. 3) Although we appeared to run the ball well, we ran the ball better on passing downs, and not so well on third down, which leads me to believe that our line isn't yet ready for primetime. The problem is, there isn't anyone there to repalce them so we're going to have to live with what it is. 4) For Mike McCarthy, game planning is important, the poor guy is stuck with a bad team and we may not know whether he can coach or not because unlike when Holmgren took over, there just isn't enough talent to make this team a lot better. I hope I'm wrong on this. 5) and finally it appears early on, that the moves made by Ted Thompson in free agency weren't very good. Which leads me to believe there is a reason he doesn't like the free agent way of doing things.
It's going to be a long season, but there is hope. We have to hope that this coaching staff is good enough to keep it all together and that they can teach enough to make the talent we do have better.
It's going to be a long season, but there is hope. We have to hope that this coaching staff is good enough to keep it all together and that they can teach enough to make the talent we do have better.