Jolly Arrested Again for Codeine

[get louder at lambeau]

Woodbuck probably doesn't think he was wrong about Faver either.

[Scott Campbell]

The moves he made last season with all the injuries proved that he may have arrived as a GM in the Bill Belichick mold; and for that 'as a Packer fan' I am grateful and choose to be hopeful. For the longest time he seemed to be frozen or afraid to make a mistake.

I think that's because you couldn't see what he was building. Many of us fully supported him on his journey, and didn't try to tear him down at every turn.

[Scott Campbell]

This isn't a matter of humility. It's taking a position based on careful observation of Ted Thompson's style of managing. What was I wrong about?

What Was Woody Wrong About? - by Scott Campbell

Chapter 1
Volume I

[Scott Campbell]

As a fan of the Packers my criticisms are fair. Humility has nothing to do with observation and an informed opinion. Humility has nothing to do with bowing to the status quo. As a fan I have every right to be informed and comment as I feel is fair. Never need to feel a need to be one of the group or fear judgement by that group or feel powerless.

GO PACKERS!

You certainly have that right. Just like I have the right to bump them later when you've been proven the fool like we all suspected when you originally posted. All along I and others tried to tell you this would happen. But you just wouldn't listen. I guess some of us were born to watch football. And some of us were born to understand football.


By the way - how's that Randy Moss trade working out for you?

[mraynrand]

'as a Packer fan'

[swede]

Hey Woody! It wouldn't be Packerrats if you didn't catch sh!t.

I agree, though, that it might be more a case of you catching up to TT than TT catching up to you.

1) In my opinion Jolly is not having trouble giving up an addiction to mind-altering substances, he is having trouble giving up the idiots that are supposedly his friends. Leaving the culture that raised you and supported you is harder than those of us from the middle class can understand. We be crackers after all.

2) I think the chances of TT trading down are small, given the fact that our depth is much improved. In a typical year, TT might even trade up if he could, but this year's draft doesn't seem to reward such a move. I think he'll pick the best player he can at spot #32. My money is still on DL or OL.

[sharpe1027]

Woodbuck, I don't think TT learned the things you knew he needed to learn to become good. I think you learned that he was doing the things that worked.

Humility, sir. Humility.

When you're wrong (the way you were on TT) just admit it and move forward. We've all been there, even Patler.

Prove it.

[Smeefers]

I don't see us trading down either. Now we need immidiate impact players. Last year we proved we're by and far deep enough to endure just about any loss. What we need to do is start replacing our below average and average starters with above average guys.

[PaCkFan_n_MD]

Cut his dumbass. He could make a lot more money focusing on being a great NFL player. Now he doesn't even deserve the chance.

[digitaldean]

Can this guy ever get the stupid out of his system? All he had to do was keep his nose clean and he had a roster spot locked up. Now he'll be suspended after the lockout ends. What a complete MORON!
Guys like that just make me want to do this:

[Tony Oday]

Bye Jolly hope you like dudes for the next 20 years dumb ass.

TT will trade his first round for a future 1st and a pick in this draft...thats my guess.

[Fritz]

When I make my toast in the morning I'll be thinking of Johnny Jolly.

Looks like Justin Harrell is going to have to storm through that door of opportunity - and try not to wrench his back, snap an achilles, or anything else while he's storming.

[Lurker64]

TT will trade his first round for a future 1st and a pick in this draft...thats my guess.

I'm not sure why he would do this, since it's not as though we don't have a roster that's ready to win championships right now, and it's not as though we can't find a player at #32 that will improve the roster. That and the fact that the NFL has come out and said "you trade 2012 picks at your own risk" will probably dissuade teams from trading for them (since by 2012 the draft may be illegal).

[Bretsky]

very sad; many of us were cheering for his healthy return. TT IMO will draft the BPA in round one. Odds are he'll nab a DL with one of the top three picks but he'll get us players who can help. Would be nice to somehow lure Jenkins back now but that's prolly a pipe dream

[mraynrand]

Losing Jolly isn't even a bump in the road for this team. Between TT finding gems (Shields, Wiliams) in rookie FA, castoffs to play role bits here and there (Walden, Green, Peprah) and the coaching staff's ability to coach 'em up, I have total confidence they can get it done. Assuming of course there's a league to play in...