Dillon's YPC have gone down each year. While the OL might not have been up to Packers normal standards the 1st half of the year, it wasn't that bad either. A JAG like Patrick Taylor average 4.4 YPC, a full yard per carry better than Dillon. Maybe he's just not a good fit for this offense. Time to move on.
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I don't think Dillon's struggles were all his fault, the OL was unsettled to start and got better down the stretch. However, whether that was in Game 1 or later in the year, there's a clear difference in how much more productive Jones was than Dillon.
At the end of the day it's JMHO that Dillon was not productive as a featured back. (There are stats/metrics to back that opinion up though.) I used Jones as comparison because he was the preferred feature back for GB.
Yeah that's pretty interesting, I always assumed MILF was a hardcore players coach like Reid.
In addition to being really rich, owners are often pretty shitty and cheap. He WFT has sewage leaks in the weight room and other areas.
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I think that means Daniel Snyder had a leaky ass.
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Is that sewage leak thing some kind of metaphor? Or literally?
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There was a pipe burst at the stadium. Fans claimed it was sewage. The team claimed it was rainwater.
Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack, a crack in everything
That's how the light gets in - Leonard Cohen
Where did this happen, though?
Fed Ex Field. Washington DC.
Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack, a crack in everything
That's how the light gets in - Leonard Cohen
Typo. Was supposed to say "The WFT has sewage leaks..."
Read the NLFPA survey results for the top and bottom teams, it's pretty interesting. QBME posted the link above.
Tom Silverstein
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Packers will create $10.5 million of salary cap space with release of inside linebacker De’Vondre Campbell on Wednesday https://jsonline.com/story/sports/nf...k/72841050007/ via @journalsentinel
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With a June 1 designation, so that cap space will not be available until later.
Campbell played well but faded this past year. Glad to see the front office making the right decision.
That's money that's better spent on a free agent safety, but then at the same time still leaves us with a need at LB.
It wouldn't take much to improve from the '23 version of Campbell. And $10.5m million cap space could get about a $70 or 80 million for 5 years Safety maximizing use of the cap - if somebody is worth it.
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I haven’t heard much about the free agent class at linebacker. Anybody have any insight, or random, unsupported, yet firmly held opinions on this topic?
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Rob Demovsky
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Per sources, Packers have re-signed TE Tyler Davis, the backup/special teams ace who tore his ACL in the preseason last year. He’s expected to be ready for the start of training camp, if not sooner.
Packers ST coordinator Rich Bisaccia and coach Matt LaFleur love Davis.
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the June 1 thing is surprising, I thought GB doesn't usually do that.
Now just 2 Ted Thompson Packers left. Kenny Clark and Aaron Jones.
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