Well, Bostick didn't make the play, and Capers managed to fart the game away... granted he got a lot of help, but that doesn't let Capers off the hook.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony Oday
He can't be trusted... it's why he's gotten fired everywhere he's been - except here of course. He'll be allowed to go on torpedoing season after season as long as he wants. TT and MM will never hold him accountable. Why some of you guys endlessly defend the guy is beyond me.
Doesn't seem like it based on off-season moves.Quote:
Originally Posted by wist43
i'm starting to think that moving clay inside full time is the best move
we have enough talent at OLB, and the draft is full of OLB prospects
we WILL NOT find a talent like clay, or get anywhere close to that level, for ILB in this draft, and free agency doesn't have much either
http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/
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Staying with the Pack, I’m told they are very high on Stephone Anthony, who would fill a need at inside linebacker. Anthony had 16 official visits at the combine and the first team he met with was Green Bay. I was informed Anthony is a favorite of defensive coordinator Dom Capers.
Ah shit, that means he's unsound.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
49ers are trying to Michael Wilhoite for a 6th or 7th round pick
guy started every game this year, had 87 tackles, 6 passes defended and 2 ints
anyone watch him at all?
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...oite-in-trade/
seems to be able to do the one thing none of our ILB's have been able to do, cover people
Something tells me he will end up with the Bears
He sounds really interesting and he was only making a little under 600,000 a yr so he might be signable with out breaking the bank sounds like the kind of player TT loves if hes not good enough to start would make a good backup
Could be like a Brandon Chillar type in terms of low risk, possible productive reward. Chillar didn't turn out to be much, but the Packers didn't invest a lot in him.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
Something tells me this Zach Vigil, ILB out of Utah Sate will have a good chance at making a team. What do you think of him?
http://www.nfl.com/draft/2015/profil...gil?id=2552324
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvE7Lsac7s4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOgnR5hzzIg
He's projected to be an ILB in a 3-4. He could be a late round, priority free agent to keep an eye on.
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Originally Posted by Carolina_Packer
We should really draft a smash mouth football player...Chris Borland comes to mind
Wait...Dammit...that was last year
Packers just need to draft all Badgers - then maybe they can have playoff games that look like the Big Ten Championship.
He's a candidate for the dime linebacker spot now that Jones is gone.
dolphins just released Dannell Ellerbe
he was hurt almost all of last year, but in 2013 had 101 tackles a sack and 2 ints playing MLB
anyone seen him play? he use to be a raven. miami signed him in 2013 to a 5 year 35 million
he's 29
I wouldn't stay up late praying for him to play well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carolina_Packer
Heh, mraynrand....
Well, nobody's Burfict.Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
Now that the dust is settling on the free agency frenzy, do you see anyone from this list that looks interesting enough to consider for help at ILB?
http://www.nfl.com/freeagency#position=LB
If he's healthy, and available talent being equal, should the Packers consider bringing Jamari Lattimore back? It would be for depth.
I don't think Lattimore has the instincts to play inside. In the wrong gap too often. Bradford and Palmer will be given the chance to show they can play inside. TT will probably draft at least 1. Matthews will probably play inside quite a bit. It will be a position with a lot of question marks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carolina_Packer
ick, nothing thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Carolina_Packer