For the Packer Denialists

[rbaloha1]

Straight from the horses mouth.
FWIW trolling you is kinda fun, I understand why you do it to so many around here.

WRITE COHERENT SENTENCES DONKEY

[cheesner]

Look, I don't think you are stupid. You just have no capacity for expressing your ideas that doesn't come across as arrogant, condescending and therefore dumb. A few of the more intellectual posters have attempted to glean info from you, but you make that very difficult.

Please Dr. Phil -- there are no intellects on this board -- just posers.

Well, it takes a big man to admit when he is wrong, and I was wrong.

You are really stupid after all.

Also, it was more Dale Carnegie and not Dr. Phil.

[Upnorth]

Well, it takes a big man to admit when he is wrong, and I was wrong.

You are really stupid after all.

Also, it was more Dale Carnegie and not Dr. Phil.

Cheesner wins Packerrats today!

[Upnorth]

Straight from your ASSHOLE

Considering I think people who resort to large font as an attempt at making aggressive points have shit for legitimacy your statement is kinda correct. As comic the insult dog would say 'I poop on you"

[MadtownPacker]

RB has gone aloha folks. Hope no one misses him too much.

[Pugger]

RB has gone aloha folks. Hope no one misses him too much.

Thank you!

His condescension, arrogance and name calling was getting tiresome. We come here to talk about our favorite team, not to exchange barbs with juveniles.

[swede]

Kind of makes me nostalgic for the days of Tank. At least he had a sense of humor.

One time I told Tank the reason he loved Sherman and hated TT is that, as father figures go, Ted would have thrown out Tank's bong and made him mow the lawn while Mike would have let him live in the basement and burn incense.

Tank thought it was funny. He also thought it was funny when I suggested that Hillary needed a pool boy with his skill at wearing Speedos and rubbing sun screen into stretch marks.

I know if he came back I'd remember right away why he's gone, but he did have flashes of redeeming humor.

[KYPack]

Screw you asshole!! Tebow will always be special to me because I won major dinero on that steelers playoff game. I know he's not a good QB but the magic was fun while it lasted.

You had the Donko's?

Now that is a ballsy bet.

I am puzzled by the whole Tebow deal. My opinion of the boy is about on par with Zool. There are about 6 or 7 critical throws that he just can't make. Some of them involve that slow ass delivery of his. That, & he can't throw a ball outside the numbers to his right side to save his ass.

Pitt based their D gameplan on exploiting TT's weaknesses and he still beat 'em.

After pulling one of the biggest play-off upsets in NFL history, they cut him?

The whole thing is basically nuts.

But entertaining.

[3irty1]

RB has gone aloha folks. Hope no one misses him too much.

[QBME]

Now that's funny!

[MadtownPacker]

Hahaha! That is too sweet 31.

[woodbuck27]

RB has gone aloha folks. Hope no one misses him too much.

Mad.

Your a patient man.

The Packer fan from Hawaii:










Not 'even nearly' Kamakaze... Just ... a sad waste

[Bossman641]

How are we gonna meet the daily quota of "579" posts? Should we all kick in 1-2 a day?

[Cleft Crusty]

Please Dr. Phil -- there are no intellects on this board -- just posers.

I resemble that remark

[Cleft Crusty]

All very fixable, but we have been waiting for years to solve the zone problem and its still around. So other than Patler, how many people are worried that the position coaches are not maximizing the return on the players in all facets of the game? That too much emphasis is placed on specific skills? McCarthy spent this years OTAs going back to individual work and less full team drills. I think he recognizes it too.

Clefty is trying to understand this point. Are you saying that the Packers have valued more narrow, specific, individual skills (such as Sam Sheilds being able to run step to step with fast receivers, Woodson being able to attack the LOS) at the expense of being able to do multiple things reasonably well, so that the defense is more flexible? And that the answer is to expand the repertoire of each player in individuals drills during OTAs, to then be put together during training camp? If playing zone is a main problem, how is that being taught in individual work during OTAs?