I hope M3 gets done like Mike Sherman. New GM brings in his own guy after lameducking M3 for a year.
Hey, it worked out pretty good, resulting in the 2007 13-3 season. Let Rodgers have a career refresh also.
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I hope M3 gets done like Mike Sherman. New GM brings in his own guy after lameducking M3 for a year.
Hey, it worked out pretty good, resulting in the 2007 13-3 season. Let Rodgers have a career refresh also.
The way things are set up, I'm more concerned that Mikey-Mike's backbiting to Murphy will result in Gutty getting sacked after a year if the Packers don't get to the SB. Because MM's go-to now appears to be that he just wasn't given enough talent.
Regarding M3, if this went down the way most of us see it going down (i.e. power grab/complaint channel), then my opinion of M3 has tanked faster than the Packers starting Hundley.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
In fact, he wasn't given enough talent, and if Gutekunst doesn't take some major steps in that direction, then maybe he would deserve to get sacked after a year or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
Yup, Shit move by fat mikeQuote:
Originally Posted by Smidgeon
I lost what little respect I had left for the guy
Drafting is certainly how you build a roster, but drafting year after year at the end of every round takes a toll on the talent of the roster. If a drafting only strategies is the way your team builds its roster than you better hope you have a creative GM that figures out ways to add picksQuote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
One pricey FA a year would sort out the draft handicap though. That doesn't seem to be what anyone wants though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deputy Nutz
JSO and lots of posters wanted vet depth in the secondary to prevent Dom from having to start safeties at CB or rookie CBs. This year, they would have needed 2 or 3 vet CBs to ride it out.
Your opinion is wrong. I should simply end the post there, but I will point out the guys like Kyrie Thornton and Eric Walden played several years for other teams. Allen Barbre and Breno Giacominni are still in the league. I can do this all day with guys who weren't good enough for TTs roster, but played a lot of years in the league....Marshall Newhouse anyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
So of all of TT's picks how many are still in the NFL? lol Please do the work...I'm to lazy.
https://www.pro-football-reference.c.../gnb/draft.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by Freak Out
Excluding the last two Drafts or the 2015 Draft and going back to Aaron Rodgers and the 2005 Draft::Quote:
Originally Posted by Freak Out
45 out of 105 TT Picks are still playing in the NFL.
So I would think thats not to bad.....right?Quote:
Originally Posted by woodbuck27
I would think that's pretty amazing. Average life for an NFL player is 3 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freak Out
Not amazing, but certainly good. Checked 4 additional teams, New England, Pittsburgh, Dallas, and Minnesota for that same time frame. Green Bay had more picks still in the NFL than any of those teams and a higher percentage of picks still in the NFL.
You can't fault Thompson for not drafting NFL ready players.
^^^ The football entitlementia and lack of perspective from some on this board is astonishing. People were actually giving Thompson D and F grades. My new years' resolution is to simply ignite* such idiots.
*ignore. But ignite would work too.
I was gonna say going Richard Pryor/Michael Jackson on them seems drastic....Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
I was rehearsing a concert sequence for a film with my brothers, hit Reply With Quote on PackerRats and suddenly my head was on fire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
Now that is a hack.
LOL @ you three.
Some boring TT draft stats:
* 56% of TT's picks (through 2014 draft) were in the league for more than three years worth of games--excluding games lost due to injury
* 16% of TT's picks (through 2011 draft) played in more than 100 games
* In every year through 2014 except 2007, 2010, TT has drafted a Pro Bowler, and you could make the case someone from each of those years has deserved a spot (Crosby from the 2007 class; Bulaga from the 2010 class)
* 11% of TT's picks have started more than 90% of the games they've played in
* 18% of TT's picks have played in more than 90% of the games they were available for (excluding injury)
* 15% of TT's picks that played at least in one NFL game either led the league in a major stat or were probowl/allpro/mvp players
I could break it down more, but I didn't care to.
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Originally Posted by Smidgeon