Jeff Janis: He Who Conquers

[Harlan Huckleby]

I think it is time for the Sniffer's Club to have a thread to follow & honor the People's Champion.

Check out the tat on JJ:

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/334086721.html

Lori Nichel must be damp.

This week's Fuckdoggle nominee has arrived, me hopes.

[mraynrand]

"Jeff Janis remains patient"

"Jeff Janis' teammates remain patients"

[deake]

I was at the game, tried to keep him in my sights, when they first put him in he was getting jammed @ the line, then later on they had him play off the line in motion and he was doing better running his routes, seemed to do a good job blocking, had trouble running shallow crossing routes, line backers were knocking him off his route. He appeared to have seperation several times but I guess AR was looking elsewhere. On the long pass play to RRodgers he appeared to be several steps behing his coverage.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I was at the game, tried to keep him in my sights, when they first put him in he was getting jammed @ the line, then later on they had him play off the line in motion and he was doing better running his routes, seemed to do a good job blocking, had trouble running shallow crossing routes, line backers were knocking him off his route. He appeared to have seperation several times but I guess AR was looking elsewhere. On the long pass play to RRodgers he appeared to be several steps behing his coverage.

Well done. You must be one of McGinn's anonymous scouts.

[run pMc]

This year he teases, next year he makes the jump...maybe?

Lori Nichel must be damp.

LMAO

[Maxie the Taxi]

Great thread, Blue Dog! Too bad I didn't think of it. I take back everything I said about your power-grubbing habits. Janis has indeed arrived. Nothing can stop him now. I'm thinking if that anal retentive QB of ours gets him the ball 10 or 12 times a game, we'll be talking Pro Bowl this year.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I can't overstate how much your approval means to me, Mr. President. Heil Janis!

[Harlan Huckleby]

I propose a secret club salute/greeting patterned after the Three Amigos. The cough gesture to be replaced by a head turn and vigorous sniff.

[Maxie the Taxi]

< sniff

I love it...provided you're serious. I would hate to think you're being facetious.

[Fritz]

Can't wait to see if Janis gets a few balls thrown at him - and not in sacks in the locker room - at Denver.

If Adams is still a little gimpy, and Monty is, too, he still might see some snaps. But will he get open, and will Rodgers get him the ball?

Oh, how we all ache for that long bomb down the sidelines for a touchdown! That'll keep all defenses everywhere in the league suddenly honest!

[Harlan Huckleby]

http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/334673191.html

Q: Gerry Fagan, Billings, Montana - do you see much comparison between Bill Shroeder and Jeff Janis? Both had a small school background yet were really good athletes. Schroeder had several good years, but seemed to not live up to his potential.

A: Tom Silverstein - I could see why you would make that comparison. Both big guys with good straight-line speed. I think Janis is less cut than Schroeder and thus more flexible. You can tell that just by watching how he works on special teams. Change of direction is not that hard for him. I think he has the potential to do what Schroeder did. I'm sure you want to know if I think he can be better. I just don't know. I suspect so, but I'm not willing to commit all my chips to it.

[Maxie the Taxi]

http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/334673191.html

A: Tom Silverstein - I could see why you would make that comparison. Both big guys with good straight-line speed. I think Janis is less cut than Schroeder and thus more flexible. You can tell that just by watching how he works on special teams. Change of direction is not that hard for him. I think he has the potential to do what Schroeder did. I'm sure you want to know if I think he can be better. I just don't know. I suspect so, but I'm not willing to commit all my chips to it.

Pussy!!

Hard core sniffers go all in.

[hoosier]

I think Janis is less cut than Schroeder and thus more flexible. You can tell that just by watching how he works on special teams. Change of direction is not that hard for him. [/url]

Silverstein is talking out of his pie hole. Schroeder's problem was not change of direction.

[George Cumby]

Right. His problem was between the ears.

[pbmax]

Change of mental direction?