HOW ABOUT THE LAST GAME ???

[denverYooper]

It makes me think that McCarthy has chosen the wrong plan at home when he expects better protection. On the road, he assumes Hundley will be under pressure more and chooses a different attack.

We'll get to see Sunday.

In the last game, with the season lost, it looked like he gave Hundley the touchdown-to-checkdown offense.

[denverYooper]

Imagine the shrieks coming from Packerland when the Packers lose, get the 13th pick, and Ted trades down

[mraynrand]

Imagine the shrieks coming from Packerland when the Packers lose, get the 13th pick, and Ted trades down

Well, I imagine that if there are several prospects at the same value around their #1 pick, he might just do a trade down. Then I wouldn't be surprised to see him trade back up to get a second first round pick. That's my prediction: a 2009 type draft where Ted goes for two impact players high in the draft. Two of three positions: WR, pass rusher, defensive back.

However, do not be shocked if he picks a franchise QB. Their draft position might make this possible.

[Pugger]

Imagine the shrieks coming from Packerland when the Packers lose, get the 13th pick, and Ted trades down

We have 12 picks this time. Ted ain't trading down.

[pbmax]

Imagine the shrieks coming from Packerland when the Packers lose, get the 13th pick, and Ted trades down

Love the top of the 2nd round draft picks.

[pbmax]

In the last game, with the season lost, it looked like he gave Hundley the touchdown-to-checkdown offense.

Yep. And its what he cannot do yet.

[gbgary]

21-9 det and hoping 13 is a lucky number.

[mraynrand]

Yep. And its what he cannot do yet.

Exactly. And that's why you'll probably see more of it tomorrow. There's no doubt that the tight LOS short passing/run heavy offense was designed to win games. Once they were out of it Stubby wanted to run the offense and get Hundley snaps - for evaluation and experience. Unlike many, I didn't think his game against MN was putrid. There was a lot left on the field, and a lot to be desired with deep accuracy and decision making, but there were good reads, and good throws that were catchable - like the one to Clark where he got Lowry arms - that could have been a TD with those two in synch. Back up QB throwing back shoulder timing throws to a WR who never saw a regular season NFL field before that night isn't your strong suit, but I liked that they ran the plays anyway.

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Exactly. And that's why you'll probably see more of it tomorrow. There's no doubt that the tight LOS short passing/run heavy offense was designed to win games. Once they were out of it Stubby wanted to run the offense and get Hundley snaps - for evaluation and experience. Unlike many, I didn't think his game against MN was putrid. There was a lot left on the field, and a lot to be desired with deep accuracy and decision making, but there were good reads, and good throws that were catchable - like the one to Clark where he got Lowry arms - that could have been a TD with those two in synch. Back up QB throwing back shoulder timing throws to a WR who never saw a regular season NFL field before that night isn't your strong suit, but I liked that they ran the plays anyway.

Where did you find one with better color?

Nvm, it’s a different picture. That’s just his normal face

[mraynrand]

Where did you find one with better color?

Nvm, it’s a different picture. That’s just his normal face

photoshop - altered the hues a bit.