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Kugbila to IR


jamos14

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I really think at this point we have to, right?

OL: Gross, Wharton, Kalil, Williams, Bell, Chandler, Scott, Silatolu (out week 1 at least), Byers (hasn't practiced in at least a week), Kugbila (IR), anyone else? We barely have enough for 5 starters.

Yeah, you would think. It's just scary that our depth on the OL shouldn't even be in the league, and some of our starters should be backups. They have to do something with Bell and bring in another guy with starting experience that didn't absolutely suck (the guy from the Ravens - Harewood?, Barry Richardson, etc.).

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Not saying they didn't hit on a great pick but wasn't he thrust into that role due to the starting LT tearing an ACL last week?

 

yes and no, hes been doing well in TC. giving the defense fits.

 

here read

http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/packers-rookie-david-bakhtiari-uses-abysmal-college-season-to-prepare-for-pros-b9977221z1-220008911.html

 

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if it makes you feel better, Green Bay selected David Bakhtiari right after Kugbila and he is now the starting LT.

If it makes you feel.better Byron Bell wasn't even drafted and he is our starting RT.

Just bc he is a starter somewhere doesnt mean he is A- good B- better than a player we haven't really seen yet.

Sucks but hopefully he gets healthy. Other players seem to think he wants to play and is a hard worker, but can't get this hammy thing under wraps.

I am going to wait to judge this pick for a little while longer before bailing on him.

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if it makes you feel better, Green Bay selected David Bakhtiari right after Kugbila and he is now the starting LT.

 

 

True, but he was thrust into role due to injury, and it remains to be seen how he will face with the likes of Peppers, Allen, etc. coming after him when the real bullets start.

 

The 4th round is IMO too high to draft someone who can't at least contribute to your team in some way right away, so obviously the pick is disappointing in that aspect.

 

But there are 2 things to consider: 

 

1) If the coaching staff decided Kugbila wasn't going to be ready to play this year, then IR was the best thing for the team to not have to waste a spot holding him.  Kugbila hasn't entered Otah status just yet.  If he doesn't play next year, then it was a complete bust of a pick.  It took Silatolu over half a year to produce anything decent last year coming from DII, and he was a 2nd Rounder

 

2) It looks like Gettleman hit HR's with his picks of Star, Short, and Barner.  This draft will obviously fall short of his stated goal of wanting 3 starters, but Star & Short are both ready to start, and I think Barner is going to be a major contributor, especially with Stewart starting out the year on the PUP list

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True, but he was thrust into role due to injury, and it remains to be seen how he will face with the likes of Peppers, Allen, etc. coming after him when the real bullets start.

 

The 4th round is IMO too high to draft someone who can't at least contribute to your team in some way right away, so obviously the pick is disappointing in that aspect.

 

But there are 2 things to consider: 

 

1) If the coaching staff decided Kugbila wasn't going to be ready to play this year, then IR was the best thing for the team to not have to waste a spot holding him.  Kugbila hasn't entered Otah status just yet.  If he doesn't play next year, then it was a complete bust of a pick.  It took Silatolu over half a year to produce anything decent last year coming from DII, and he was a 2nd Rounder

 

2) It looks like Gettleman hit HR's with his picks of Star, Short, and Barner.  This draft will obviously fall short of his stated goal of wanting 3 starters, but Star & Short are both ready to start, and I think Barner is going to be a major contributor, especially with Stewart starting out the year on the PUP list

He's been going against Clay Matthews every day in practice...

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