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  • #16
    Originally posted by Patler
    Originally posted by vince
    Originally posted by Patler
    When Ryan Pickett was made available for media questions, he was introduced by his "press agent".....KGB. I heard it was pretty funny, with KGB outlining the ground rules under which Pickett would answer questions!
    I did see Pickett's presser and I was impressed by his perspective and attitude toward the upcoming game and just being a Packer in general. Of all the press conferences this week, I think I enjoyed listening to him the most. He's just a big guy with such a respect for his teammates, the game and his lot in life.
    Did you hear the intro by KGB? I'm not sure if it was right before it, or just something KGB came in and did. I heard a couple reporters talking about it, who thought it was quite funny.
    Does anyone know if this is somewhere on the internet? Or which show it was on? I've got about ten different shows taped off the NFL Network, I'm watching them as I sit here with my laptop.
    "...one thing about me during the course of a game, I get emotional and say things my grandmother lets me know about later. But nobody wants to win on that field anymore than I do, no one." Brett Favre

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    • #17
      I just watched it to see if the intro was there and though it wasn't, that is the most cheerful, happy person I've seen in a while. If I'm ever sad, I will just bring up that PC cause I just couldn't help smiling with him.

      It's on packers.com, just scroll down through the vids and you'll find him.
      "Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings

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      • #18
        Originally posted by MJZiggy
        I just watched it to see if the intro was there and though it wasn't, that is the most cheerful, happy person I've seen in a while. If I'm ever sad, I will just bring up that PC cause I just couldn't help smiling with him.

        It's on packers.com, just scroll down through the vids and you'll find him.
        I remember when Pickett signed. He said he came to GB and knew right away it was the place for him.....because his wife told him so! He said she loved it, so he had no choice but to sign!

        Smart, smart man!

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Patler
          Originally posted by vince
          I did see Pickett's presser and I was impressed by his perspective and attitude toward the upcoming game and just being a Packer in general. Of all the press conferences this week, I think I enjoyed listening to him the most. He's just a big guy with such a respect for his teammates, the game and his lot in life.
          TT seems to be actively collecting a lot of those types, and keeping the ones who were already here.
          Yesterday someone on our Forum mentioned having gone over to
          footballoutsiders.com and found a lot of info and discussion re Colledge. I checked it out later, quite informative....
          Is it really a halo or
          just a swelled head ?

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          • #20
            He said in the presser that he signed because when he talked to the coaches and the other players there was something different going on, they were going in a different direction and he wanted to be a part of it. Guess he just didn't want to let the WHOLE world know who wears the Pickett pants!!

            He said it's an unwritten rule that anyone over 300 lbs. doesn't wear sleeves on gameday.
            "Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings

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            • #21
              Originally posted by MJZiggy

              He said it's an unwritten rule that anyone over 300 lbs. doesn't wear sleeves on gameday.
              Real men don't wear sleeves! But in the "Ice Bowl" they did, and apparently pantyhose too! Someone on the staff came up with the idea, to avoid the bulk of any undergarment available back then. The story was they emptied the shelves in GB of all pantyhose suitable for the more robust size women! As I recall, at the time they claimed the pantyhose made them stay warmer and better able to perform in the frigid temperatures.

              In this day and age of Under Armour and similar products, I don't understand the whole sleeveless thing. You can be comfortable without bulk and without restriction. Many hockey players wear it so their muscles stay warm and loose.

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