Official 2015 Preseason Games Thread

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lets see if we can fumble this kickoff and give them another TD before half

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we don't even want to risk a hail mary

WOW, bunch of fucking pussies

[Joemailman]

From the opening kickoff, Packers have looked like they weren't ready to play tonight. There's probably lots of reason for it but maybe having the team leader making it clear he doesn't want to play isn't a great idea.

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From the opening kickoff, Packers have looked like they weren't ready to play tonight. There's probably lots of reason for it but maybe having the team leader making it clear he doesn't want to play isn't a great idea.

or the coach letting the team leader not play because he doesn't want to

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David J. Chao, MD @ProFootballDoc 11m11 minutes ago
RANDALL COBB @packers return depends on grade of AC injury.
1: good to go Week 1
2: possible Week 1
3: unlikely Week 1, but still not IR/dfr

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From the opening kickoff, Packers have looked like they weren't ready to play tonight. There's probably lots of reason for it but maybe having the team leader making it clear he doesn't want to play isn't a great idea.

I agree. Its like Favre's approach to the offseason late in his career. You don't get to choose.

Defense has no excuse though. They were all there.

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Ok, now they're saying NOT a broken collar bone. Make up your fucking mind

why should guys like peppers or mathews have to play?

not playing a-rod tells the whole team this game doesn't matter, so why should any vet, not fighting for his spot, give a shit?

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David J. Chao, MD @ProFootballDoc 11m11 minutes ago
RANDALL COBB @packers return depends on grade of AC injury.
1: good to go Week 1
2: possible Week 1
3: unlikely Week 1, but still not IR/dfr

lets hope the packers training staff don't turn it into a full season lingering injury

[pittstang5]

lets hope the packers training staff don't turn it into a full season lingering injury

what's an AC?

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what's an AC?

The acromioclavicular joint, or AC joint, is a joint at the top of the shoulder. It is the junction between the acromion (part of the scapula that forms the highest point of the shoulder) and the clavicle.[1] It is a plane synovial joint.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3b/Gray326.png

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what's an AC?

its the joint that gets fucked up in a shoulder separation

so, it sounds like he has a separated shoulder with the severity being unknown

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No M3 report on Cobb. Handley is playing through 3rd Quarter.

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another ST penalty

thats 5 tonight

[Joemailman]

Packers defense is more than half way to...

579!!!

[pittstang5]

so this will be a touchdown or a flag