Cobb should be the backup
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So they have given up on Coleman. Who said he'd go down as the best 7th round pick ever. Doh!Originally posted by pbmax View PostWell, Ted has a nervous system after all. Also, more help in prepping for the 49ers!
No practice squad for the Beej, huh?"The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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Wes Hod's article explains his source doesn't think the Packers are holding a spot open for him on the PS. But its early and they haven't even filled it yet, so there is time.Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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That was my reaction too, lol...Originally posted by Pugger View PostSeneca Wallace?
In the end, who cares - it's the backup QB. If Rodgers goes down, so does our season.
That said, for GB, the backup QB position should be a developmental endeavor - always looking to develop and deal. When the franchise QB nears the end, draft his replacement and go from there.
The Packers, since Ron Wolf came on board, have done a very good job of this.wist
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Actually, Seneca Wallace has turned into a pretty damn good backup QB. He's A LOT better than Graham Harrell and probably more able to quickly pick up GB's offense than VY.
I think the Packers decided Coleman wasn't worth developing anymore. I tend to agree with them. I just didn't see the accuracy that is necessary for this offense.
The developmental guy is now Tolzien. He's on the practice squad. That's the way the Packers have rolled. Coleman was on PS last year. Tolzien has just became the developmental guy over Coleman. For now, anyways.
I really don't see much to complain about with this move really--unless you are a big believer in Coleman. I was kind of interested in Tyler Wilson, but I guess if the Raiders cut you, you must be pretty awful."There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
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