Eliot Wolf staying in Green Bay

[Harlan Huckleby]

Walk towards the light, Teddy.

[vince]

Hang on Ted. Nobody does it better!


Nobody does it better
Makes me feel sad for the rest
Nobody does it half as good as you
Baby, you're the best

And nobody does it better
Though sometimes I wish someone could
Nobody does it quite the way you do
Why'd you have to be so good?

There's some kind of magic inside you
That keeps me from runnin'
But just keep it comin'
How'd you learn to do the things you do?

[pbmax]

Hang on Ted. Nobody does it better!

Bring lunch with you from home! Have Woodman's deliver the groceries, don't have Eliot pick them up!

[Cheesehead Craig]

This year we have:
Russ Ball, Rob Davis, Eliot Wolf, Brian Gutenkunst, and Alonzo Highsmith

In 2012:
Russ Ball, John Dorsey, Brian Gutenkunst, Eliot Wolf, Tim Terry and Alonzo Highsmith

We have had Schneider, Dorsey and McKenzie taken from our front office to run other teams and yet more teams are looking at our front office personnel. That is a pretty strong statement to me about how the front office is run.

TT's draft and develop philosophy works everywhere!

[Freak Out]

Walk towards the light, Teddy.

Ok...this made me laugh a bit.

[red]

has anyone mentioned that mcginn had an article today stating that dorsey is still the odds on favorite to replace TT

http://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/nfl/packers/mcginn/2017/01/19/mcginn-packers-gm-picture-remains-unchanged/96795820/

[pbmax]

has anyone mentioned that mcginn had an article today stating that dorsey is still the odds on favorite to replace TT

http://www.jsonline.com/story/sports...nged/96795820/

Second time he has wrote that but he doesn't have a source for it. Speculation. In the previous article, he said that using the search firm he was involved with when he took the Packers jobs (and I *think* worked for the Jaguars) was almost as likely.

So take it with a grain of salt. But Dorsey is logical after another year. He looks more like Wolf, Thompson and Schneider then in comparison to Wolf, Gutekunst and Highsmith.

[vince]

The silver-haired, steely-eyed assassin doesn't like all this talk about his demise. Watch your back Harlan.

[Fritz]

Second time he has wrote that but he doesn't have a source for it. Speculation. In the previous article, he said that using the search firm he was involved with when he took the Packers jobs (and I *think* worked for the Jaguars) was almost as likely.

So take it with a grain of salt. But Dorsey is logical after another year. He looks more like Wolf, Thompson and Schneider then in comparison to Wolf, Gutekunst and Highsmith.

What I don't understand is why Dorsey would want to make a lateral move. He's already a GM in one of the great football towns in the U.S. Why move back to Green Bay for the same basic job?

[George Cumby]

Why is anyone in a rush to replace Ted?

I'm still not sold on Wolf Pup. I think he's a "System" guy.

[pbmax]

What I don't understand is why Dorsey would want to make a lateral move. He's already a GM in one of the great football towns in the U.S. Why move back to Green Bay for the same basic job?

Its a fair question. It would be the ever so slightest promotion, as he was hired after Reid in KC.

[Fritz]

I am glad to see so many Packerrats preparing for Sunday's loss by looking ahead to the crucifixion of Thompson, McCarthy, et al.

I believe I'll begin with the gambit that although the last half of the season was great fun, getting so far into a hole was too much to dig out of, and thus we must look at McCarthy for not getting his team in better position earlier in the season.

[Harlan Huckleby]

What I don't understand is why Dorsey would want to make a lateral move. He's already a GM in one of the great football towns in the U.S. Why move back to Green Bay for the same basic job?

one of the great < the greatest

The only solid thought I have on this topic is the absurdity of any beer swilling poster in this forum having any measure of the GM talents of any candidate. It's already a stretch that we can evaluate a defensive back.

[pbmax]

I am glad to see so many Packerrats preparing for Sunday's loss by looking ahead to the crucifixion of Thompson, McCarthy, et al.

I believe I'll begin with the gambit that although the last half of the season was great fun, getting so far into a hole was too much to dig out of, and thus we must look at McCarthy for not getting his team in better position earlier in the season.

I disagree. All the front office extensions and the Dorsey in a year rumors are to prep for Thompson's career ending firing next year after a 2 game losing streak.

[pbmax]

The only solid thought I have on this topic is the absurdity of any beer swilling poster in this forum having any measure of the GM talents of any candidate. It's already a stretch that we can evaluate a defensive back.

Are you telling me you think woodbuck was exaggerating when he said I could be the Packers GM?