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Packers Star Reveals on Instagram Story That He's Retiring After This Season
BY: Thomas Carannante ... 29 OCT 2017
" Tight end Martellus Bennett, who signed a three-year, $21 million contract with Green Bay in the offseason, is apparently going to call it quits after 2017. What a shame, considering we never got to see his full potential with Rodgers as his QB."
This sort of makes sense. At times this season, so far, it seems like he's already retired.
thats great, now we're back to square one at the TE position
oh well, his head wasn't in the game this year anyways
When I saw this in Facebook, I replied "Good Riddance". We didn't give up anything in trade to get him; He's got two years left on his non-guaranteed contract for more money than he's getting this season; And most of all, he's been a big disappointment - IMO anyway.
I'd take Richard Rodgers over either Bennett or Kendrick.
I miss Cook. Bennett was a pro bowler at some point... but screw it. Wish we could make a trade or save his salary for a more productive player.
Jeff Saturday II
Most of us thought this would be an upgrade over Cook; I wonder if TT did, too.
We were wrong.
they should just ask him to retire now and pay him for the year. his heart isn't in it which means the effort won't be in it either. kinda feel he retired during camp. no need for a farewell tour. lol
We was right.:-PQuote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
Bennett is better than Cook right now? What you sayin' Blue Dog?
I was taunting you, declaring there was a different "we" who were skeptical about the switch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
I took the "Cook uber alles" position because I had the great advantage of ignorance. The fantasy football guys said I was a big dummy.
Through seven games (actually played not Week 1-7):
17 199 1 TD
24 233 0 TD
Who is wearing it better?
Let's not even get into whether the 235 lb guy can block as well as the 250 lb guy.
Cook wasn't all that great either. Bennett is the kind of TE we need; He just didn't play up to expectations. In addition to having problems staying healthy, Cook's thing was going deep. What we needed in a TE is a big target possession type guy who can also block. Bennett should have been that - if he just didn't drop so damn many passes.
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Originally Posted by pbmax
Cook missed some time with shoulder injury. He also started season as a backup. Since we don't watch his games, it is hard to say how he is playing, but he looked good on the one nationally televised night game.
Wisconsin's left tackle caught a TD pass yesterday. Maybe we can look for him in the draft.Quote:
Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
I think a fast pass catching TE - and Cook was really effective for a couple months with Rodgers - is more valuable.
I'd rather flood the field with WR deep threats and have my TE come underneath for a first down if none of the WRs get open, especially if the TE isn't anything special as a blocker.
That is his first seven games, and do not include games played he missed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harlan Huckleby
I don't know what you mean he started as backup. He was never behind DickRod on the depth chart.
I mean for the Raiders.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
Recent Cook report:
Jared Cook's versatility at tight end proving 'crucial' for Raiders