Why does TT keep this team on the BRINK of being great?

[sharpe1027]

Re: Why does TT keep this team on the BRINK of being great?

Why can't you stop bothering me!? You're an idiot with no original thoughts. It was obviously the wind, not Bush that led to those fair catches, and if you don't think so that means you're stalking me, provoking me, and giving me an excuse to have a spermalicious conniption fit all over you! Don't poke the bear! You've been warned that responding to me or asking me to further prove my unassailable knowledge will give me license to abuse you, your family, and your sexual orientation...

That's a new one. I've never heard of someone's sexual orientation being abused.

[Zool]

Re: Why does TT keep this team on the BRINK of being great?

Why can't you stop bothering me!? You're an idiot with no original thoughts. It was obviously the wind, not Bush that led to those fair catches, and if you don't think so that means you're stalking me, provoking me, and giving me an excuse to have a spermalicious conniption fit all over you! Don't poke the bear! You've been warned that responding to me or asking me to further prove my unassailable knowledge will give me license to abuse you, your family, and your sexual orientation...

Cant wait till Bigby comes back. If he starts I'm bumping this thread.

[mmmdk]

Why does TT keep this team on the BRINK of being great?

...why didn't anybody tell me TT thought like this? The anguish!

[Sparkey]

Re: Why does TT keep this team on the BRINK of being great?

You're a f*$king idiot that doesn't know how to f#@king watch a f^&king football game you goddamn poopheaded idiot! I hope you die and stop posting here forever! It was the punter's high arch that caused the fair catches, not no stinking ghey-ass Bush!

In a Freudian slip, Skin basket demonstrates why all the frustrations in his life.

Can an ASS be gay ? YES

Can an ASS stink ? YES

Can an ASS be BUSH ? Only if you're really desperate ! LOL

[woodbuck27]

" Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. " Patler

Am I set up? I'l take this chance and think..NO!

Thank You. Thanks. Thank You ... very much Patler. Ryan was a tremendous talent and athlete that had to grow and was let go too soon. That one really hurt this Canuck but I'm confident that TT will get it right in the end.

GO PACK GO!

[Smidgeon]

Re: Why does TT keep this team on the BRINK of being great?

Boy, I was spot on! HA HA HA. Clearly Im a donkey and TT knows way more than me. OLB / CB and KR/PR all held up today. I have no defense. Im stupid.

The season's not over yet, so you still have a chance to be right.

Shut up Harvey!

[Patler]

" Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. " Patler

Am I set up? I'l take this chance and think..NO!

Thank You. Thanks. Thank You ... very much Patler. Ryan was a tremendous talent and athlete that had to grow and was let go too soon. That one really hurt this Canuck but I'm confident that TT will get it right in the end.
GO PACK GO!

I'm not sure what your point is. In fairness to my self, I will repeat the entire punter comment:

Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. But that was done in an attempt to get better. Isn't that exactly what you want him to do? Once that attempt to become better failed, what was the way to fix it that you believe is "JUST that easy"? There have been articles several times the last couple years listing the FA options, and it was never very impressive. It looks like the problem could be fixed now, time will tell.

In retrospect, it didn't work out with Frost or the others since Frost, so it was a mistake. But I don't expect a GM to be perfect anymore than I expect the players to perform perfectly. They will all make mistakes, At the time I had no complaints about the move, and I still don't, because Ryan was inconsistent, made his fair share of mistakes (or more), and they tried to get better consistency going to another punter.

I still think that what got Ryan cut was the run he had for a first down in the preseason game just before getting cut. Looked good and turned out OK, but the coaches were irate. A fake punt had been called, but was then called off. They said 10 guys on the field knew it was off, only Ryan didn't. In a crucial game, it might have killed them.

[woodbuck27]

Packerrats high on kool aid?

Nice thread and discussion Packerrats.

We took a real hit when Ryan Grant went down last night. That was about the worst loss we could have imagined after Aaron Rodgers. That injury looked serious to me as he left the field. I've not done any follow-up in here or elsewhere to this point in time.

What's the early prognosis in terms of weeks lost for Ryan Grant?

I saw another thing.

Aaron Rodgers is still intense and looking - looking - looking. If that continues we're in trouble as in sacks and otherwise lost yards. This QB has so much talent at WR he and MM should be absolutely giddy. He should be allowed to just fire away to his WR's and spread it around and not allow the opositions 'D' to get set; the way we've seen an Ex Packer QB do 'at his best'.

Is MM being too cautious with this amazing talent we have at QB?

GO PACK GO!

[woodbuck27]

" Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. " Patler

Am I set up? I'l take this chance and think..NO!

Thank You. Thanks. Thank You ... very much Patler. Ryan was a tremendous talent and athlete that had to grow and was let go too soon. That one really hurt this Canuck but I'm confident that TT will get it right in the end.
GO PACK GO!

I'm not sure what your point is. In fairness to my self, I will repeat the entire punter comment:

Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. But that was done in an attempt to get better. Isn't that exactly what you want him to do? Once that attempt to become better failed, what was the way to fix it that you believe is "JUST that easy"? There have been articles several times the last couple years listing the FA options, and it was never very impressive. It looks like the problem could be fixed now, time will tell.

In retrospect, it didn't work out with Frost or the others since Frost, so it was a mistake. But I don't expect a GM to be perfect anymore than I expect the players to perform perfectly. They will all make mistakes, At the time I had no complaints about the move, and I still don't, because Ryan was inconsistent, made his fair share of mistakes (or more), and they tried to get better consistency going to another punter.

I still think that what got Ryan cut was the run he had for a first down in the preseason game just before getting cut. Looked good and turned out OK, but the coaches were irate. A fake punt had been called, but was then called off. They said 10 guys on the field knew it was off, only Ryan didn't. In a crucial game, it might have killed them.

There ... goes the wind again. Gone !

but ... it didn't kill them and he never did it again. It was one of the most exciting plays we saw all season. It was 'the Canadian way'. Inspired out of necessity.

GO PACK!!

[Patler]

" Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. " Patler

Am I set up? I'l take this chance and think..NO!

Thank You. Thanks. Thank You ... very much Patler. Ryan was a tremendous talent and athlete that had to grow and was let go too soon. That one really hurt this Canuck but I'm confident that TT will get it right in the end.
GO PACK GO!

I'm not sure what your point is. In fairness to my self, I will repeat the entire punter comment:

Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. But that was done in an attempt to get better. Isn't that exactly what you want him to do? Once that attempt to become better failed, what was the way to fix it that you believe is "JUST that easy"? There have been articles several times the last couple years listing the FA options, and it was never very impressive. It looks like the problem could be fixed now, time will tell.

In retrospect, it didn't work out with Frost or the others since Frost, so it was a mistake. But I don't expect a GM to be perfect anymore than I expect the players to perform perfectly. They will all make mistakes, At the time I had no complaints about the move, and I still don't, because Ryan was inconsistent, made his fair share of mistakes (or more), and they tried to get better consistency going to another punter.

I still think that what got Ryan cut was the run he had for a first down in the preseason game just before getting cut. Looked good and turned out OK, but the coaches were irate. A fake punt had been called, but was then called off. They said 10 guys on the field knew it was off, only Ryan didn't. In a crucial game, it might have killed them.

There ... goes the wind again. Gone !

but ... it didn't kill them and he never did it again. It was one of the most exciting plays we saw all season. It was 'the Canadian way'. Inspired out of necessity.

GO PACK!!

"Inspired out of necessity." Perhaps, or perhaps out of lack of awareness, since the run had been called off. A lot of coaches I knew, including myself, tended to use the term "boneheaded" for this type of inspiration!

No doubt that Ryan has a tremendous leg, and it appears he is learning to use it well. I hope Masthay follows a similar pattern, but with a shorter learning curve.

[Fritz]

" Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. " Patler

Am I set up? I'l take this chance and think..NO!

Thank You. Thanks. Thank You ... very much Patler. Ryan was a tremendous talent and athlete that had to grow and was let go too soon. That one really hurt this Canuck but I'm confident that TT will get it right in the end.
GO PACK GO!

I'm not sure what your point is. In fairness to my self, I will repeat the entire punter comment:

Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. But that was done in an attempt to get better. Isn't that exactly what you want him to do? Once that attempt to become better failed, what was the way to fix it that you believe is "JUST that easy"? There have been articles several times the last couple years listing the FA options, and it was never very impressive. It looks like the problem could be fixed now, time will tell.

In retrospect, it didn't work out with Frost or the others since Frost, so it was a mistake. But I don't expect a GM to be perfect anymore than I expect the players to perform perfectly. They will all make mistakes, At the time I had no complaints about the move, and I still don't, because Ryan was inconsistent, made his fair share of mistakes (or more), and they tried to get better consistency going to another punter.

I still think that what got Ryan cut was the run he had for a first down in the preseason game just before getting cut. Looked good and turned out OK, but the coaches were irate. A fake punt had been called, but was then called off. They said 10 guys on the field knew it was off, only Ryan didn't. In a crucial game, it might have killed them.

There ... goes the wind again. Gone !

but ... it didn't kill them and he never did it again. It was one of the most exciting plays we saw all season. It was 'the Canadian way'. Inspired out of necessity.

GO PACK!!

The Canadian way? To miss the signal?

Nah, Canadians are better than that.

[SkinBasket]

Why can't you stop bothering me!? You're an idiot with no original thoughts. It was obviously the wind, not Bush that led to those fair catches, and if you don't think so that means you're stalking me, provoking me, and giving me an excuse to have a spermalicious conniption fit all over you! Don't poke the bear! You've been warned that responding to me or asking me to further prove my unassailable knowledge will give me license to abuse you, your family, and your sexual orientation...

Cant wait till Bigby comes back. If he starts I'm bumping this thread.

Sorry I couldn't quite summon all of our freak-outs of posters past without researching some of our favorites in depth again, and I really couldn't summon the effort.

I do remember one of dearly departed kept posting "don't poke the bear!" and all I kept picturing was said poster in a leather jumpsuit with a big beard.

Anyway, to return to that cocksmoker rand's observation, I didn't watch the punt coverage enough to comment on Bush's supposed adherence to doing his job. I will say, however, that I saw his number on defense several times, and maybe only once was it in the vicinity of a fuck-up. Then again, maybe he was being run out of bounds by a WR at the time and therefor unavailable to miss his assignments bad enough to notice.

[Zool]

Why can't you stop bothering me!? You're an idiot with no original thoughts. It was obviously the wind, not Bush that led to those fair catches, and if you don't think so that means you're stalking me, provoking me, and giving me an excuse to have a spermalicious conniption fit all over you! Don't poke the bear! You've been warned that responding to me or asking me to further prove my unassailable knowledge will give me license to abuse you, your family, and your sexual orientation...

Cant wait till Bigby comes back. If he starts I'm bumping this thread.

Sorry I couldn't quite summon all of our freak-outs of posters past without researching some of our favorites in depth again, and I really couldn't summon the effort.

I do remember one of dearly departed kept posting "don't poke the bear!" and all I kept picturing was said poster in a leather jumpsuit with a big beard.

Anyway, to return to that cocksmoker rand's observation, I didn't watch the punt coverage enough to comment on Bush's supposed adherence to doing his job. I will say, however, that I saw his number on defense several times, and maybe only once was it in the vicinity of a fuck-up. Then again, maybe he was being run out of bounds by a WR at the time and therefor unavailable to miss his assignments bad enough to notice.

Oh i just lopped off the rest of the crap cause I wanted it pointed at you specifically. Didnt even read your response. I don't thing Bigby will do shit either, I just kind of hope he does now because of this thread.

[SkinBasket]

Oh i just lopped off the rest of the crap cause I wanted it pointed at you specifically. Didnt even read your response. I don't thing Bigby will do shit either, I just kind of hope he does now because of this thread.

I poked your bear last night.

[woodbuck27]

" Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. " Patler

Am I set up? I'l take this chance and think..NO!

Thank You. Thanks. Thank You ... very much Patler. Ryan was a tremendous talent and athlete that had to grow and was let go too soon. That one really hurt this Canuck but I'm confident that TT will get it right in the end.
GO PACK GO!

I'm not sure what your point is. In fairness to my self, I will repeat the entire punter comment:

Let's talk about the punter, which you brought up. What was the "easy" way to "have a decent punter." If you want to criticize the release of Jon Ryan, in retrospect I can agree it was a mistake. But that was done in an attempt to get better. Isn't that exactly what you want him to do? Once that attempt to become better failed, what was the way to fix it that you believe is "JUST that easy"? There have been articles several times the last couple years listing the FA options, and it was never very impressive. It looks like the problem could be fixed now, time will tell.

In retrospect, it didn't work out with Frost or the others since Frost, so it was a mistake. But I don't expect a GM to be perfect anymore than I expect the players to perform perfectly. They will all make mistakes, At the time I had no complaints about the move, and I still don't, because Ryan was inconsistent, made his fair share of mistakes (or more), and they tried to get better consistency going to another punter.

I still think that what got Ryan cut was the run he had for a first down in the preseason game just before getting cut. Looked good and turned out OK, but the coaches were irate. A fake punt had been called, but was then called off. They said 10 guys on the field knew it was off, only Ryan didn't. In a crucial game, it might have killed them.

There ... goes the wind again. Gone !

but ... it didn't kill them and he never did it again. It was one of the most exciting plays we saw all season. It was 'the Canadian way'. Inspired out of necessity.

GO PACK!!

The Canadian way? To miss the signal?

Nah, Canadians are better than that.

That's because we pick our role models carefully and send them before you fellas proudly.

Great Canadians like Bob and Doug McKenzie who know about alot more than beer and how to model a touque. Then there's the enormously gifted and wise Red Green and his famous nephew 'Harold' and the esteemed members of ' the Royal Order (I think) of the Possum Lodge ' and among so many others like Jim Carey. Our latest charge and prime example of Canadian peer bonding and progressive living inspit of all hardship.

The Trailer Park Boys led by ' the humane cat lover ' Bubbles. The real thrust behind all their excelllent exploits.

All of these fine men. Proud Canadians and excellent ambassadors wherever they appear or go.

Yes all these fellas, make a man like me so proud to chant the slogan.

We are Canadian.