Packers 2016 Offseason

[MadScientist]

Is it just me, or is there a lot more churn at the bottom of the 90 man roster this year. The latest:
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/381568731.html
Robinson being released with 'Non-football illness' is a new one. However he was out on the 24th, and can't tell if he practiced since. If he had an illness for a week, with a scouting report of issues with his work ethic, I can see why they dumped him, regardless of 4.3 speed.

[Patler]

Is it just me, or is there a lot more churn at the bottom of the 90 man roster this year.

It seemed that way to me, too; so I went back and looked at their "transactions" lists the last few years. From April to the start of training camp, they ranged from 4 to 7 releases of bottom of the roster type players. They seem to be at 7 already this year.

[Zool]

WTF is a non-football illness? Better yet, WTF is a football illness?

[MadScientist]

WTF is a non-football illness? Better yet, WTF is a football illness?

If you are in Tampa, MRSA infections could be considered a football illness.

[gbgary]

morning talking heads on nfl network are predicting min as north champ again and the Packers record at 9-7.

[Fritz]

morning talking heads on nfl network are predicting min as north champ again and the Packers record at 9-7.

Just a general offseason wondering...

we've heard all about Eddie Lacy's off-again, on-again romance with weight loss, and we've read about Josh Sitton dumping some of his long-time weight, but we've heard nor read nary a thing about Richard Rodgers, who, MM said, needed to shed a few pounds.

Anybody seen pictures or know if he has or hasn't?

[MadScientist]

morning talking heads on nfl network are predicting min as north champ again and the Packers record at 9-7.

Barring major personnel changes (huge FA splash / loss, QB retiring, etc) talking heads are very good a predicting things to look a whole hell of a lot like the previous year.