Stirring the Pot...or Good Reporting?

[rbaloha1]

In reading between the lines I take this to mean everyone knows chillar and Bishop should be starting over Hawk and Barnett

Everyone on WSSP, including former Packers Gary Ellerson and LeRoy Butler are 100% in this corner. Too much politics!!

Quick where are the Hawk apologists or the mumble jumble explanations of filling gaps?

[Tony Oday]

Bishop=Hodge 2.0

and Chillar plays a lot doesn't he?

[gex]

In reading between the lines I take this to mean everyone knows chillar and Bishop should be starting over Hawk and Barnett

Everyone on WSSP, including former Packers Gary Ellerson and LeRoy Butler are 100% in this corner. Too much politics!!

Quick where are the Hawk apologists or the mumble jumble explanations of filling gaps?

I would agree with this also.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

sunday can not happen soon enough

[rbaloha1]

Chillar is one of the few players excelling in pre season that is having a good regular season. Maybe Bishop is also capable. Sure deserves a chance.

[Partial]

In reading between the lines I take this to mean everyone knows chillar and Bishop should be starting over Hawk and Barnett

Everyone on WSSP, including former Packers Gary Ellerson and LeRoy Butler are 100% in this corner. Too much politics!!

Yes, because if message board posters and former players agree, then the only explanation is politics.

You don't agree that it has to do with limited snaps and they have to play the guy they paid? Bishop was everywhere on the field in PS. Even if it doesn't mean anything, doesn't that at least earn him a few snaps to show what he can do against live bullets?

[falco]

Right, because the guy who kicked Brett Favre to the curb is worried about the politics of who he plays....

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Chillar is one of the few players excelling in pre season that is having a good regular season. Maybe Bishop is also capable. Sure deserves a chance.

tyrell sutton deserves a chance as well

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Right, because the guy who kicked Brett Favre to the curb is worried about the politics of who he plays....

He cut ruvell...clearly he is ruthless

[falco]

Right, because the guy who kicked Brett Favre to the curb is worried about the politics of who he plays....

He cut ruvell...clearly he is ruthless

That's true, and he's being a big meany who won't resign Tauscher just so that he can retire a packer!

[Partial]

Right, because the guy who kicked Brett Favre to the curb is worried about the politics of who he plays....

1. People *do* learn from mistakes.

2. This team is in win now mode, you sit Hawk and Barnett and you've got a lockerroom problem.

What other logical explanation is there for Bishop not getting on the field at all despite making plays all PS and has been solid on ST so far this season?

He hasn't played a single snap from scrimmage, where as even guys like Spencer Havner have.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

Right, because the guy who kicked Brett Favre to the curb is worried about the politics of who he plays....

1. People *do* learn from mistakes.

2. This team is in win now mode, you sit Hawk and Barnett and you've got a lockerroom problem.

What other logical explanation is there for Bishop not getting on the field at all despite making plays all PS and has been solid on ST so far this season?

He hasn't played a single snap from scrimmage, where as even guys like Spencer Havner have.

Wait, don't they already have a lockerroom problem...guys are grumbling about players? I guess he burden is on you to show that the current lockerroom grumbling would be less than if those 2 were sat.

Logic: Well, this is shocking for you. You want to use logic. Well, this is some logic...because the coaches don't feel he is as good as the current starters. That would seem to be the most logical explanation. Occam's razor, partial.

Here is a question for you. Seriously. What is it that compels you to find guys like Money Morency, Ruvell, and now Bishop and champion them...despite widely acknowledged sentiment they arent' good (bish, in fairness, we will hold off on...though, to be fair on the other side.....32 teams passed on him for 5 rounds and this is his 3rd year..with a new DC who holds no prejudices against him).

What is it that compels you to feel that they aren't being given a fair shot and that the world conspires against them?

[pbmax]

You don't agree that it has to do with limited snaps and they have to play the guy they paid? Bishop was everywhere on the field in PS.

I think the one unequivocal lesson of this young season is that PreSeason means nothing. So, no, Bishop making plays against 2s most of camp is not a lock for playing time. And remember, he didn't start practicing at Hawk's position until just before Lansana was released. So his time at Buck has been limited. There is plenty of time for him to get acclimated.

For Chillar, he is clearly ahead of Barnett in most respects and his snaps prove it. Forget who gets introduced and plays the first snap of the game.

In general (and without anything to go on other than gut feeling) I think T2 has the biggest hand in roster construction like Wolf did. But I'd be surprised if he is calling the shots on starting lineups.

[rbaloha1]

Chillar is one of the few players excelling in pre season that is having a good regular season. Maybe Bishop is also capable. Sure deserves a chance.

tyrell sutton deserves a chance as well

amen

[Tyrone Bigguns]

TT controls everything.

Who starts. TT
Flavor of sports drink. TT
Direction Lambeau is mowed. TT
Locker assignments. TT
Team meals. TT
Obama appointees. TT

Everything is under TT's control. TT is a freemason and illuminati while at the same time is a knights templar, member of the tri lateral commission, and selects locations for the Bilderberg Group to meet.

TT also has been implicated in the kennedy assination, arms sales, as well as agitating against several gov'ts in central and south america.