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Hmmmmm.........Did MM have another motive for sizing the players for rings BEFORE the game? Did he anticipate the lockout preventing them from gathering for any purpose, and having the sizes in hand will expedite delivery when the design is ultimately finalized? The players scattered quickly after the game, but would now be returning; and perhaps it is the more convenient time for sizing.Originally posted by MJZiggy View Post
MM has been described as an individual who anticipates all possibilities, and has a plan for everything. Was the lockout part of his thinking in addition to game motivation when he had the players sized for their rings???
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That would be some kind of machiavellian thinking to be sure!Originally posted by Patler View PostHmmmmm.........Did MM have another motive for sizing the players for rings BEFORE the game? Did he anticipate the lockout preventing them from gathering for any purpose, and having the sizes in hand will expedite delivery when the design is ultimately finalized? The players scattered quickly after the game, but would now be returning; and perhaps it is the more convenient time for sizing.
MM has been described as an individual who anticipates all possibilities, and has a plan for everything. Was the lockout part of his thinking in addition to game motivation when he had the players sized for their rings???
This does seem like bit much, but I guess the rules are 'no contact'.--
Imagine for a moment a world without hypothetical situations...
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He may have had them sized beforehand, but if anticipating the lockout were the goal, you'd think he'd have gotten the design done and rings ordered as well..."Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings
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Ordering rings before the game....Now THAT would have been BALLS!Originally posted by MJZiggy View PostHe may have had them sized beforehand, but if anticipating the lockout were the goal, you'd think he'd have gotten the design done and rings ordered as well...The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi
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Not yet. I thought that was part of the offseason activities. If they came to the White House, I'd take an hour off of work and grab a cab over to see them.Originally posted by Tarlam! View PostObviously I don't any NFL news, so I need to ask a stupid question: Did the Pack go to the white house?"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings
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Did Obama force the lockout so CWood wouldnt clown his bearloving in the oval office??
Seriously though interesting topic. I recall when Murphy was asked about something after the superbowl and he gave a funny remark about us (the public) not knowing something but gave no other hints. Good point about M3 anticipating it Patler. Or maybe he knew?
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Oh, I'm sure his opinion carries as much weight as any, but I'm not sure he would have any more influence than Murphy or Thompson over the process of designing, selecting and ordering. I would be surprised if he has much direct involvement with the ring designers, soliciting competing proposals, selecting the qualities of gems, negotiating prices and payments and finalizing a contract.Originally posted by Smeefers View PostHe probably doesn't have control, but he probably does have a great deal of influence.
The linked article is a bit critical of the Packers for not getting it done sooner. I think that is unfair. I doubt that anyone had much time during the first week after the SB, which would have left just two weeks in Feb. I suspect that after initial ring designs are determined, some samples are made for review. I doubt $7 million+ worth of rings are ordered without seeing what they will actually look like. A little searching seems to indicate that mid-March is about when the designs are normally finalized, with the rings awarded in June.
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