Worst Packer Person

[hoosier]

From now on I am writing Evan Dietrich*Smith with an asterisk because an asterisk looks like an asshole.*

Sometimes Swede thinks he's Kurt Vonnegut.

[KYPack]

Having access to the internet while in prison, Woodfield wrote the following on his MySpace account in 2006: "I'm Randy, I'm 55. I spend the remainder of my days in prison because I have committed a murder along with many other crimes. I once tried out for the Green Bay Packers. The only reason I didn't make it is because the skills I had to offer they didn't need at the time."

Wow, what a crazy SOB. Was he Black?

White boy.

He played for the Manitowoc Chiefs (Semi-pro) after the Pack cut him.

A guy I know played with him. He told me several of the Chiefs were looking to fuck him up for thievery and trying to mess with their women. It's too bad he didn't stay in Wisconsin, somebody might've offed him and saved a few women's lives. He's suspected in 44 murders in the PNW.

[pbmax]

A guy I know played with him. He told me several of the Chiefs were looking to fuck him up for thievery and trying to mess with their women. It's too bad he didn't stay in Wisconsin, somebody might've offed him and saved a few women's lives. He's suspected in 44 murders in the PNW.

You talked me into him. He has my vote.

[MJZiggy]

You talked me into him. He has my vote.

Mine too.

[gbgary]

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[Scott Campbell]

You talked me into him. He has my vote.

I might vote for him if Bus Cook was his agent.

[woodbuck27]

Im with you wood, what a lame thread. hate?? really??

High Five !

[Patler]

Worst Packer person?

Not even close. - Randall Woodfield.

Jesus H! Where did you dig up that nugget???

I read things or hear things and I remember them, sometimes even when I would rather not. Woodfield has been mentioned from time to time over the years in articles about the NFL and crimes.

He is often referred to as a "former Packer", but I'm not sure it is really justified. Yes, they drafted him, but at a time when teams drafted from college rosters and stat lists with little or no personal contact with players picked in the low rounds (I think he was 17th round). It was a lot different than today. The Packers released him during his first training camp, so was he really "a Packer" just because he was in TC, and never made a regular season roster?

[woodbuck27]

I read things or hear things and I remember them, sometimes even when I would rather not. Woodfield has been mentioned from time to time over the years in articles about the NFL and crimes.

He is often referred to as a "former Packer", but I'm not sure it is really justified. Yes, they drafted him, but at a time when teams drafted from college rosters and stat lists with little or no personal contact with players picked in the low rounds (I think he was 17th round). It was a lot different than today. The Packers released him during his first training camp, so was he really "a Packer" just because he was in TC, and never made a regular season roster?

Wait till I get the dits on Randall Woodfield before I advise on our culpability.

OK I'm back with this:

"I'm Randy, I'm 55. I spend the remainder of my days in prison because I have committed a murder along with many other crimes. I once tried out for the Green Bay Packers. The only reason I didn't make it is because the skills I had to offer they didn't need at the time." Fr. LINK below.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randall_Woodfield#Early_life

HOLY SHIT !

We drafted him and gave him hope. He worked his tail off in TC and didn't make the final roster. That upset him terribly and set a course for him that making the Packers may have certainly changed.

He signed a TC contract with 'the Packers' and wore our colors in TC.

He was certainly being entertained as a possible Packer and it makes sense that not achieving that hope may have set hin off. I'm just playing with you.This man was well on his way. People were just missing the signs.

What did Dan Devine do to this poor soul is not the question. The question is. Who scouted him and recommended drafting him into our teams organization? Many experts believe that was the greatest draft in any season for any team and in this case it was the Pittsburg Steelers. Read more on that below:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1974_NFL_Draft#Round_seventeen

FIRE that guy !!

'Randy' wasn't Packer people.

[George Cumby]

Wowsers.

Who knew? (other than Patler, of course)

At least Dan Devine dumped this piece of garbage.

[Lurker64]

He is often referred to as a "former Packer", but I'm not sure it is really justified.

I would say you have to make an opening day roster for a team in order to count as a former member of that team.

Maybe if you spend a whole year on the practice squad that should count too.

[Gunakor]

He worked his tail off in TC and didn't make the final roster. That upset him terribly and set a course for him that making the Packers may have certainly changed.

You make it sound like being cut as a professional football player set him on his destructive path. He had shown clear signs of a psychopathic mind well beforehand.

[swede]

Sometimes Swede thinks he's Kurt Vonnegut.

You read that shit when you are thirteen and the world never looks the same, Kilgore.

[Fritz]

Wow. As far as his flashing, good thing they didn't have camera phones and the internet back then...

And no, if he tried out and didn't flash enough to make the team, he wasn't a Packer...

[Smeefers]

Wow, this thread took a turn for the disturbing. Why am I this surprised?