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They said God has a Tim Tebow complex!
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Ok I guess JS got scooped bigtime on this one then..Originally posted by Brando19www.ccso228@twitter.comComment
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The starting RB is a a little more important than a rookie. Besides, I really don't remember the last time a 1st round pick of ours wasn't into camp on time.Originally posted by pbmaxPIP and GBR, what did you guys used to do when ALL first round picks missed time because there was no cap or rookie pool?
And did Ken Ruettgers yearly training camp vacation cause heart palpitations as well?
I just don't want to see a rehash of Bubba. The guy missed alot of practices...finally got his new contract and just wasn't the same IMO.Comment
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You can never have enough good running backs...Originally posted by JustinHarrell</delurk>Comment
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Originally posted by GBRulzThe starting RB is a a little more important than a rookie. Besides, I really don't remember the last time a 1st round pick of ours wasn't into camp on time.Originally posted by pbmaxPIP and GBR, what did you guys used to do when ALL first round picks missed time because there was no cap or rookie pool?
And did Ken Ruettgers yearly training camp vacation cause heart palpitations as well?
I just don't want to see a rehash of Bubba. The guy missed alot of practices...finally got his new contract and just wasn't the same IMO.
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Amen..Originally posted by Lurker64www.ccso228@twitter.comComment
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are ther any terms available other than 6 years and 4.5 over 1st 2yearsChris: Dad, what's the blow-hole for?
Peter: I'll tell you what it's not for, son. And when I do, you'll understand why I can never go back to Sea World.Comment
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If D's want to go 9-11 in the box, they'll get beat in the short passing game.Originally posted by MOBB DEEP
Even a mediocre QB can beat 9 in the box if they have sufficient blocking.-digital dean
No "TROLLS" allowed!Comment
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As Harry would say, "Go ahead, make my day."Originally posted by digitaldean
I can't run no more with that lawless crowd
While the killers in high places say their prayers out loud
But they've summoned, they've summoned up a thundercloud
They're going to hear from me - Leonard CohenComment
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This is great news, but I have to wonder who caved first? Did Herman shove his ridiculous demand and compromise? Or were the Packers so eager to avoid further bad press that they made Grant one of the highest paid members of our offense?
The story behind this deal could be fascinating.Comment
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im glad to finally see some good news logging on, but ...
9-11 in the box? lol what is this... 7th grade flag football? the packers are an nfl team, folks. fyi.Comment
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Originally posted by boiga
Grant is only one of the highest paid players on our offense if he performs like one. That's the beauty of an incentive based deal.Chuck Norris doesn't cut his grass, he just stares at it and dares it to growComment
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Interesting, here's what McCarthy said about the Grant holdout this morning:I wonder if he told Bennet that it was time for Grant to get his ass to camp? Grant isn't the type to hold out for top billing, so he probably told Herman to forget it already, make a deal, and get this done.Packers coach Mike McCarthy repeatedly has declined to discuss the "business matter" keeping unsigned running back Ryan Grant out of training camp. But eight practices into camp and only nine days from the preseason opener, McCarthy made his strongest comments to date on the situation today.
"He's not helping himself. I think everybody agrees with that," McCarthy said. "The thing that concerns me about Ryan, he went about everything that he needed to do throughout the spring, he was very conscientious. I know Edgar Bennett is in daily contact with him, but it's time for him to get to camp.
"He is still a young player. He doesn't have a high level of experience, and it's time for him to get here and be a part of what is going on. It's obviously a contract negotiation, it's a business matter that I really don't get too involved with or get too caught up in, but I would really like to see Ryan get here." http://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/...er/index.shtmlComment
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Here's the details for the Grant deal:
It seems that they switched it to a 4 year deal over which time Grant will earn between 18 and 30 million dollars depending on his production over the next two years.
Seems like a fairly reasonable compromise, actually.
Edit: Grant will report tomorrow! Heck he might even make it for the scrimmage.
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