WHAT IS MOST AT FAULT FOR THE PACKERS SUCKING ASS AND LOSING

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Eminently replaceable. As the Jags and Seahawks figured out.

Fuck the Jags and Seagulls. Harris was that short, quick, fast, change-of-the-pace, make-world-peace back who could magically gain a yard when a yard is needed, unlike Fat Lacy and Grandma Starks. Harris was also a better receiver out of the backfield than Starks and Lacy was, is and will ever be. And unlike Starks and Lacy, Harris was a home-run threat who could score from anywhere in the redzone.

Lots of folks seem to have forgotten Harris' performance in the playoffs. Dude provided rhythm in the passing game against Minnesota, and he was the only Packer O-player who didn't fear the Niners' fearsome D.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Maybe they let him go because he didn't develop. He does get around. He's been with 8 different teams since 2011.

Methinks Cash, a fat back in his heyday, wasn't too fond of "midget" RBs. McCarthy gives his assistants much leeway on playing time, and Cash didn't play Harris much. Probably recommended Thompson let Harris walk. Ultimately, the decision was Thompson's.

Remember the time when Thompson cut Ryan for Frost? That proves that the Polar Bear ain't always competent. Cutting Harris was clearly an incompetent move.

[pbmax]

And unlike Starks and Lacy, Harris was a home-run threat who could score from anywhere in the redzone. .

A home run threat from the red zone? That's good material. Maybe you can take Caliendos's place on FOX's pregame show.

But he would have to be a home run threat from short distance, as his career log run with GB was 21 yards

Plodding Starks? 65. Fat Lacy? 60.

[Tony Oday]

Harris was bad. If you want to bitch about a guy that was released that hurt it really is Taco Wallace.

[Fritz]

Maybe they let him go because he didn't develop. He does get around. He's been with 8 different teams since 2011.

So has Torrance Marshall's girlfriend.

[Radagast]

I'm not even sure we need a guy who can stretch the field as much as we need a guy who can catch a pass and run away from the defense

The idea of WRs/RBs with real speed , as relates to the passing game, is to 1st create separation from their defender with speed . Next they must catch the football, before they run with it . Then, after they catch the football, they need to gain ground if they can. The most important thing is to 1st get open for the QB to have a target to pass to .


The 2016 Packers are currently suffering from a bad case of slow.

[Fritz]

Funny, I don't think of them that way. Maybe Davante Adams isn't fast, but Nelson's still pretty fast, as is Cobb. As is Montgomery. And Cook. And Davis. And Janis, if he ever gets on the field as a wide receiver.

[Radagast]

Funny, I don't think of them that way. Maybe Davante Adams isn't fast, but Nelson's still pretty fast, as is Cobb. As is Montgomery. And Cook. And Davis. And Janis, if he ever gets on the field as a wide receiver.

"If, ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we'ed all have a merry Christmas" .

Would have, could have, should have ? Put that supposed speed on the field , if they can run the correct routes/catch footballs . MM must know the reason that they don't see playing time/see pass attempts .

[Fritz]

"If 'buts' and 'ifs' were burgers and splifs, we'd all have a Merry Christmas."

[texaspackerbacker]

There's adequate speed, then there's difference-making speed. Yeah, Nelson had and hopefully still has decent, maybe even above average speed. Ditto that for Cobb and probably Montgomery. Janis is the only one with difference-making speed, and they probably won't play him even if he gets healthy.

We'll win anyway - this week and just about every week. We just won't maximize things, and it will be more stressful than it needs to be.