Originally posted by Bretsky
Originally posted by The Shadow
Originally posted by Bretsky
Originally posted by The Shadow
When you are creating the foundation, multiple picks is the way to go.
When you believe you are solid, it's time to get the players you feel are special fits for your team.
It's funny how some folks who have whined the 'turtle' nonsense for so long, and lambasted Thompson for not moving up, now have reversed field and complain about him making a move upwards.
Personally, I love both picks, and applaud the Packers for shrewd planning and the courage to go after players they want.
When you believe you are solid, it's time to get the players you feel are special fits for your team.
It's funny how some folks who have whined the 'turtle' nonsense for so long, and lambasted Thompson for not moving up, now have reversed field and complain about him making a move upwards.
Personally, I love both picks, and applaud the Packers for shrewd planning and the courage to go after players they want.
such a simpleton view while ignoring what he gave up to move up
I'm fully on board to give up fair value to move up; I'm fine with Matthews and think he can move in a start right away.
If Matthews is a Pro Bowler this still turns out fine
But on paper Bellichek fleeced your hero
He's wrong if he doesn't draft your man-crush.
He's wrong if he doesn't move up.
He's wrong if he does move up.
Back to the Cheetos (and maybe a spoonful of Metamucil).
Best to avoid the facts and go general when your argument is weak
That was kind of a lame counter argument.


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