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  • #46
    Where is Patler to point out that I had this wrong!?

    Originally posted by [b
    Andrew Brandt at National Football Post[/b]]This is also the time when players are placed on reserve/injured with injuries that are, uh, season-ending. Officially, the team doctor has to certify that the injury is “major,” which qualifies it for a minimum six-week time frame and can leave the upper time limit indefinite. As to confirming the veracity of such injuries, the league has spot-checkers who appear at team headquarters to check on them. However, this seldom happens; in my nine years with the Packers, I encountered one spot-checker.
    Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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    • #47
      Could you put 3 guys on it?

      I doubt GB will do that, but it could be done, no?

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      • #48
        Originally posted by KYPack
        Could you put 3 guys on it?

        I doubt GB will do that, but it could be done, no?
        I think so. I have not heard of a limit before.
        Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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        • #49
          Bedard is worse than 90% of the Rat Posters. He sucks much fucking ass....and then some. Fuck JSO.
          Snake's Twitter comments would be LEGENDARY.........if I was ugly or gave a shit about Twitter.

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          • #50
            Originally posted by HarveyWallbangers
            Mike at GBPG had a similar roster to mine, but he predicts that Lee and Underwood (along with Harrell and perhaps Peprah) will get put on IR.



            If so, that will open up the roster a little bit. Perhaps Sutton or Lumpkin (because of Jackson's injury) and Havner (because of his special teams play) find a way onto the roster then. If Lee and Underwood are put on IR, then I'd have to take Rouse over Lansanah because it would leave the Packers short in the secondary.

            Quarterbacks (3)
            Aaron Rodgers, Matt Flynn, Brian Brohm

            Running backs (6)
            Ryan Grant, Korey Hall, Brandon Jackson, DeShawn Wynn, Tyrell Sutton, Quinn Johnson

            Receivers (5)
            Greg Jennings, Donald Driver, James Jones, Jordy Nelson, Ruvell Martin

            Tight ends (3)
            Donald Lee, Jermichael Finley, Spencer Havner

            Offensive line (9)
            Chad Clifton, Daryn Colledge, Jason Spitz, Josh Sitton, Allen Barbre, Scott Wells, Breno Giacomini, T.J. Lang, Jamon Meredith

            Defensive line (6)
            Johnny Jolly, Ryan Pickett, Cullen Jenkins, B.J. Raji, Jarius Wynn, Michael Montgomery

            Linebacker (9)
            Aaron Kampman, Nick Barnett, A.J. Hawk, Clay Matthews, Brady Poppinga, Brandon Chillar, Jeremy Thompson, Desmond Bishop, Brad Jones

            Defensive back (9)
            Charles Woodson, Al Harris, Nick Collins, Atari Bigby, Tramon Williams, Will Blackmon, Anthony Smith, Jarrett Bush, Aaron Rouse

            Specialists (3)
            Mason Crosby, Jeremy Kapinos, Brett Goode

            IR (4)
            Justin Harrell, Patrick Lee, Charlie Peprah, Brandon Underwood

            It looks like battles between Sutton and Lumpkin (RB), Hall and Kuhn (FB), Meredith and Moll (OL), Havner and Lansanah (ST). I see RB and TE being two positions that the Packers will be looking closely elsewhere at cuts.
            This looks about right but I'd rather let Havner and Lansanah go, let Kuhn backup at TE, keep Lumpy, and put Sutton on the PS, keep Lee active, he needs the reps. There's a lot of good rookie RB's this year, I really doubt any team would claim Sutton since he's short and slow. I think Underwood would stick on the PS too.
            Practice Squad: Sutton, Underwood, Swain, Toribio, Obiozor, Evan Dietrich-Smith.
            Thanks Ted!

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            • #51
              That's a fantasy practice squad, I think. From most accounts, such as Bedard's, Obiozor wouldn't last five minutes after being cut.
              "The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."

              KYPack

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              • #52
                Bedard has updated his roster.

                He has Lumpkin making it with Sutton over Wynn, who had a lackluster 2.9 YPC in preseason. Says he knows this will cost them pass blocking on 3rd down.

                Joe Porter is your fifth CB as he now has Lee going on IR and Underwood cut or given an injury settlement.

                Rouse gets the call of Peprah. Bedard's says his latest info on Peprah's injury (from last week) is that the cause is still unknown.

                Also warns that the scout who brought Brad Jones to the Packers attention (Lenny McGill) is now the assistant to the assistant traveling secretary in defense deficient Denver (actually he is the Asst. Director of College Scouting).
                Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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                • #53
                  Joe Porter, though. Why him?
                  "The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."

                  KYPack

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                  • #54
                    Tom Pelissero's 53 from the Green Bay Pres Gazette

                    QB
                    Now (3): Rodgers*, Flynn, Brohm.

                    RUNNING BACKS
                    Now (5): Grant*, Jackson, Wynn, Hall*, Johnson.

                    RECEIVERS
                    Now (5): Jennings*, Driver*, Nelson, Jones, Martin.

                    TIGHT ENDS
                    Now (3): Lee*, Finley, Havner/waivers.

                    OFFENSIVE LINE
                    Now (9): LT Clifton*, LG Colledge*, C Spitz*, RG Sitton*, RT Barbre*, Wells, Lang, Giacomini, Meredith.

                    DEFENSIVE LINE
                    Now (6): LE Jolly*, NT Pickett*, RE Jenkins*, Raji, Montgomery, Wynn.

                    LINEBACKERS
                    Now (9): LOLB Kampman*, MILB Hawk*, WILB Barnett*, ROLB Poppinga*, Matthews, Thompson, Chillar, Bishop, Jones.

                    DEFENSIVE BACKS
                    Now (10): CB Harris*, CB Woodson*, FS Collins*, SS Bigby*, Smith, Williams, Blackmon, Bush, Rouse, Lee/waivers.

                    SPECIALISTS
                    Now (3): K Crosby, LS Goode, P Kapinos.

                    PRACTICE SQUAD
                    Sutton, Lumpkin, Swain, Dietrich-Smith, Toribio, Talley, Lansanah and Underwood.
                    Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by Fritz
                      Joe Porter, though. Why him?
                      For the fifth CB spot, he is assuming that neither Lee nor Underwood will be ready early enough. If they keep four, Blackmon is a depth chart #4 and he is injured. That would leave the backup job to Jarret Bush.

                      Basically he thinks they need a healthy body more than they need J BUsh at CB anytime soon
                      Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by Fritz
                        That's a fantasy practice squad, I think. From most accounts, such as Bedard's, Obiozor wouldn't last five minutes after being cut.
                        Too bad he didn't suffer a severe injury in the final preseason game - you could have stashed him on IR.
                        "Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck

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                        • #57
                          This blog roster from Rob Demovsky probably breaks the questions down the best. First are his guarantees, then the battles for the last spots.

                          Demovsky's 53
                          When compiling a mock 53-man roster, one thing that can’t be known is which players will be available on the waiver wire or via trade. General Manager Ted Thompson has typically made a move or two on the day of the final cuts or the day after.

                          But taking the current 75-man roster and trimming it to 53 shouldn’t be that difficult. In fact, at first glance, there are probably 49 players almost assured of a spot, barring a trade.

                          Here are those 49:

                          Quarterbacks (3)
                          Aaron Rodgers, Matt Flynn, Brian Brohm

                          Running backs (4)
                          Ryan Grant, Brandon Jackson, DeShawn Wynn, Quinn Johnson

                          Receivers (5)
                          Greg Jennings, Donald Driver, James Jones, Jordy Nelson, Ruvell Martin

                          Tight ends (2)
                          Donald Lee, Jermichael Finley

                          Offensive line (8)
                          Chad Clifton, Daryn Colledge, Jason Spitz, Josh Sitton, Allen Barbre, Scott Wells, Breno Giacomini, T.J. Lang,

                          Defensive line (6)
                          Johnny Jolly, Ryan Pickett, Cullen Jenkins, B.J. Raji, Michael Montgomery, Jarius Wynn

                          Linebacker (9)
                          Aaron Kampman, Nick Barnett, A.J. Hawk, Brady Poppinga, Brandon Chillar, Clay Matthews, Jeremy Thompson, Desmond Bishop, Brad Jones

                          Defensive back (9)
                          Al Harris, Charles Woodson, Tramon Williams, Will Blackmon, Nick Collins, Atari Bigby, Anthony Smith, Aaron Rouse, Jarrett Bush

                          Specialists (3)
                          Mason Crosby, Jeremy Kapinos, Brett Goode.

                          The remaining four roster spots probably come from this pool of players: CB Pat Lee, CB Brandon Underwood, S Charlie Peprah, RB Tyrell Sutton, RB Kregg Lumpkin, FB John Kuhn, FB Korey Hall, LB/TE Spencer Havner, G/T Tony Moll, DE Justin Harrell.

                          Lee (knee), Underwood (stinger), Peprah (knee) and Harrell (back) are strong candidates for injured reserve, so take them out of the mix.

                          The injuries in the defensive backfield could complicate things, but the guess here is they'll have enough healthy bodies for the opener from that group of nine.

                          One of the two fullbacks will make it. It’s a close call, but give the nod to Hall.

                          That leaves three spots. Another halfback could stick, especially if Jackson’s ankle injury would keep him out of the regular-season opener against Chicago. Sutton gets the nod over Lumpkin.

                          That leaves two spots. Havner has been a regular on all the No. 1 special teams, and his value as a three-way player gets him a spot.

                          Now the last spot. It has to be an offensive lineman. The question here is whether they think Meredith would be claimed by another team. If so, they have to keep him instead of Moll. But Meredith isn’t NFL ready. Like many linemen, he needs a year to develop. If they think no one would put Meredith on a roster, then they could sneak him through to the practice squad and keep Moll. But Moll’s salary ($1.01 million) seems awfully high for a backup.
                          As with Bedard, this roster guess presumes no trades or waiver pickups.
                          Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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                          • #58
                            Get rid of Giacomini and try luck with the NFL scrap heap.

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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by mraynrand
                              Originally posted by Fritz
                              That's a fantasy practice squad, I think. From most accounts, such as Bedard's, Obiozor wouldn't last five minutes after being cut.
                              Too bad he didn't suffer a severe injury in the final preseason game - you could have stashed him on IR.
                              Uhhh....he did. It was, uh, a, uh, . . . . head injury. Yeah, that's the ticket.

                              Sigh. Ted could learn from us.
                              "The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."

                              KYPack

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                              • #60
                                Originally posted by Harlan Huckleby
                                Get rid of Giacomini and try luck with the NFL scrap heap.
                                Yeah right, and in-so-doing have Wisconsin declare war on Brazil. You have a lot to learn about world piece, Blue Dog.

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