sorry for being sensitive, but i hear that line often from various weenies.
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you know what rings a bell for me harlan??? back on JSO when you told me I was the one poster who contributed nothing to the forum, then later claimed LJ hacked your account...i've never forgotten my friendOriginally posted by Harlan Hucklebyyes, that rings a bell.Busting drunk drivers in Antarctica since 2006
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Originally posted by Harlan Hucklebyyes, that rings a bell.
Not sure why I remember that but someone said on JSO you should stop offering serious commentary since you know nothing and should go back to being funny and you said something like" Oh sure, I'll just be the happy bafoon".
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This is bs. Stop. Why take a blatant attack when they aren't even referenced? I know I'm guilty of it myself, and we all need to stop this. There is no need for it.Originally posted by cpk1994If it makes you feel any better, you are still miles ahead of Woody and Merlin.Originally posted by Harlan Hucklebyit's true that I know less than most about football.
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You even missed this:Originally posted by Fosco33Since 2000, here's the Packers pre-season verses regular season records:
2000 (2-2) vs. (9-7)
2001 (2-2) vs. (12-4)
2002 (3-1) vs. (12-4)
2003 (2-3) vs. (10-6)
2004 (1-3) vs. (10-6)
2005 (2-2) vs. (4-12)
2006 (1-3) vs. (8-8)
2007 (2-2) vs. (13-3)
Since 2000, only one year ('02) were the Packers better than .500 during preseason. Packers were 1-3 twice ('04 and '06).
1999 (4-0) vs. (8-8) with Ray Rhodes.
I learned a long time ago that preseason doesn't mean a whole lot. You can evaluate individual players, but the rest is a grand scheme by the NFL owners to line their pocketbooks. I think I learned it's meaningless after the Bills went winless a couple of times in the preseason when they were making their 4 consecutive Super Bowl appearances. We go through this every year, win or lose. Don't get too high when they look good in the preseason. Don't get too low when they look bad."There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
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You are right Partial. No need to attack or insult anyone for their views. Simply agree to disagree in a respectable manner.Originally posted by PartialThis is bs. Stop. Why take a blatant attack when they aren't even referenced? I know I'm guilty of it myself, and we all need to stop this. There is no need for it.Originally posted by cpk1994If it makes you feel any better, you are still miles ahead of Woody and Merlin.Originally posted by Harlan Hucklebyit's true that I know less than most about football.

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No injuries. That's the key...working the kinks out without getting people killed. Record means zilch. Were there any this game?Originally posted by HarveyWallbangersYou even missed this:Originally posted by Fosco33Since 2000, here's the Packers pre-season verses regular season records:
2000 (2-2) vs. (9-7)
2001 (2-2) vs. (12-4)
2002 (3-1) vs. (12-4)
2003 (2-3) vs. (10-6)
2004 (1-3) vs. (10-6)
2005 (2-2) vs. (4-12)
2006 (1-3) vs. (8-8)
2007 (2-2) vs. (13-3)
Since 2000, only one year ('02) were the Packers better than .500 during preseason. Packers were 1-3 twice ('04 and '06).
1999 (4-0) vs. (8-8) with Ray Rhodes.
I learned a long time ago that preseason doesn't mean a whole lot. You can evaluate individual players, but the rest is a grand scheme by the NFL owners to line their pocketbooks. I think I learned it's meaningless after the Bills went winless a couple of times in the preseason when they were making their 4 consecutive Super Bowl appearances. We go through this every year, win or lose. Don't get too high when they look good in the preseason. Don't get too low when they look bad.C.H.U.D.
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NO MORE JOKES!Originally posted by GrnBay007You are right Partial. No need to attack or insult anyone for their views. Simply agree to disagree in a respectable manner.Originally posted by PartialThis is bs. Stop. Why take a blatant attack when they aren't even referenced? I know I'm guilty of it myself, and we all need to stop this. There is no need for it.Originally posted by cpk1994If it makes you feel any better, you are still miles ahead of Woody and Merlin.Originally posted by Harlan Hucklebyit's true that I know less than most about football.
Originally posted by 3irty1This is museum quality stupidity.
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There will be a learning curve and I'm sure most expect one. I wonder how many remember the stinker's Favre had during his first few years, and he had plenty. Many wanted him yanked back in the early 90's. The M3/Rodgers relationship is very similar to the Holmgren/Favre relationship. Holmgren stuck by Favre sink or swim in Favre's early years. I even recall articles stating that by Holmgren and Favre. Hopefully the current coach/QB relationship will produce another 1 or 2 SB wins in the next 5-6 years.Originally posted by Harlan HucklebyI'm surprised they didn't have Arod roll-out more often, just to give the rushers something to think about. He throws well on the run. Maybe they wanted to limit game film for other teams to watch.
There were a couple plays where Arod held on to the ball too long. Mostly I think the WHOLE pocket was collapsing so fast he didn't even have a throwing lane.
Arod is not a polished QB, he never started an NFL game in his life. We have to put up with a learning curve, and hope he is good enough to win.
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