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Nice call

There's a bizarre fondness the fanbase has for CMC, but I was absolutely thrilled when we got rid of him and still maintain that, at face value, we absolutely fleeced the 49ers on the trade, especially if Bryce Young pans out. They got what we had. Someone who was great in stretches followed by long stretches of injury.

I mean...he was the starter and on passing 3rd downs, I think I would want CMC coming out of the backfield. The only issue I ever had with CMC was those short yardage downs when they sent him up the middle.

Was it a cmc thing or the coaches decisions to keep him in and using him over and over?

If he’s a knockoff Jahmyr Gibbs, I won’t have any problem with it. I’m also thinking his injury history would be significant in contract negotiations.

Sure, when you just make up stats.

Well, I mean, if he just hit the line and produced two yards a carry that'd be a problem. Like Mike.

And of course I had to poo this. It’s an online message board. It ain’t that deep, it’s supposed to be fun. We’re supposed to banter, we’re supposed to have nemeses. And when it comes to petty misguided radicals like yourself I’ll poo you every time and buy you a drink in person.

Sounds like a better coach would properly sub his players and overrule a ball hog. But you know Rhule was an all time candy ass.

Rivera has never had a winning season anywhere without Cam Newton and Cam Newton would have made the playoffs in NE if not for Covid.

I think they’re called ‘coaches’. Many (not all) were players, themselves. Having both veteran players and coaches that can pass that knowledge on to younger players is the ideal. Thielen did that well from the limited anecdotal evidence we read and the recent Coker interview. If Renfrow can be brought back onto the active 53, he can fill that role, too. If not, we’ll just have to rely on Moore, Idzik and Canales.

There’s a reason this guy bounced around the league and his career ultimately sputtered into nothingness.

Hooker still seems to be the same QB he was in college. Super slow to process. Accuracy issues. It would take a miracle for him to become a dependable backup at this point given his age

what I took most from that interview in general….is I don’t think I would actually like Mike Davis. at one point the hosts on the show basically called him out that he dislikes everyone Mike Davis actually seems like the bad teammate who seemed genuinely confused about why he would need to do basic work if he had played well

Totally missed Mike Vick somehow becoming a college head coach

That will haunt me for a long time

Once the offense really gets in sync I think they are going to score a lot of points this year. Even in the first half they had opportunities to break the game open and just missed it. The D on the other hand needs some work which surprised me.

Bryce Perkins is 28. On what basis are people 27 years old unable to learn?

Keeping Dalton and then shiping off AT with that WR room is just backwards IMO. As for throwing Young to the wolves, well that was happening anyways. There just aren't any more excuses that can be made there. Then there is building around Evero which was an extreamly stupid approach this year. I know people here try to project a switch to 4-3 but that's just cope to me. He has showed mostly meh with bad outweighing any good. Loved the player but he isn't very good as a GM.

Agreed. Hes supremely talented but that will still mean we used a 2nd on a guy that is halfway into a rookie deal before we get to use him. And then what? A second contract for a rb is typically a bad move. Its just a low probability move all the way around. May work this time, but its not the smart play generally.

Hopefully, you’ll be taking this back next season.

Better than drafting a guy with a collapsed knee.....IN THE SECOND FUGING ROUND!

Of course, but not winning the Super Bowl doesn’t automatically make this a poor deal. If Parsons wins DPOTY each of the next four years, I wouldn’t view the contract as a failure. To me, there are two ways this contract isn’t a massive failure: 1) win a Super Bowl 2) Parsons is the most dominant defensive player over the next 4 years

If you think you have your franchise QB and the Packers clearly believe they do this was a good trade to make for them 2 1sts and washed Kenny Clark for a bonafide hall of famer entering his prime If our FO truly believe Bryce was 100% that guy then this was a move we should’ve made. Micah Parsons is as special as it gets on the defensive side of the ball

Damned typos. That used to rarely happen before the age of the Internet. I should probably give it five minutes after awakening from my slumber. poo, that won't probably help either.