jordan matthews

[pbmax]

Sherman era. Joe Johnson.

Say what you want about Ole Joe, but he did look good when he wasn't wounded. Problem was, he was wounded too much.

He must have looked good while standing on the LOS. 2 sacks in 11 games before he got the ax. He never played again.

Never trust people, I mean players, over 30.

[George Cumby]

Ah yes. He can join his whiteness himself, Donald Driver, in the ranks of beloved WRs here.

Get real. Any player that produces is going to be loved unless they're scum of the earth off the field.

Mossy Cade, anyone?

[woodbuck27]

left without a contract.

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9420/jordan-matthews

" ...The Packers are still looking to add a body at receiver after releasing Jordy Nelson. Recovering from knee and ankle operations, 25-year-old Matthews has made just one other visit to date. It's possible he's still not far along enough in his recovery to merit contract offers. ..." Mar 22 - 6:30 PM

[Anti-Polar Bear]

He must have looked good while standing on the LOS. 2 sacks in 11 games before he got the ax. He never played again.

Never trust people, I mean players, over 30.

Sacks don't always tell the whole story. When Johnson was on the field, he had a penchant for pressuring the QB into getting rid of the rock prematurely. Alas, Ole Joe's haplessness ended his career in the Green and Gold prematurely.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/...ordan-matthews

" ...The Packers are still looking to add a body at receiver after releasing Jordy Nelson. Recovering from knee and ankle operations, 25-year-old Matthews has made just one other visit to date. It's possible he's still not far along enough in his recovery to merit contract offers. ..." Mar 22 - 6:30 PM

Gute is waiting for the Cowboys to release Dez.

[Guiness]

He must have looked good while standing on the LOS. 2 sacks in 11 games before he got the ax. He never played again.

Never trust people, I mean players, over 30.

11 games in 2 years gives a little more context to that statement.

All-pro in 2000, played 16 games in 2001 then the wheels fell off when he relocated north of interstate 10

[pbmax]

Sacks don't always tell the whole story. When Johnson was on the field, he had a penchant for pressuring the QB into getting rid of the rock prematurely. Alas, Ole Joe's haplessness ended his career in the Green and Gold prematurely.

Oh c'mon. He was terrible. Completely washed up.

[texaspackerbacker]

I'm president of the Jeff Janis Aryan League (JJAL). Just as the White Panther Party wasn't racist, neither is the JJAL.

Hopefully, Gutekunst re-signs Janis. Everyone love Janis, except Zool.

Btw, I don't like Janis b/c he's white. I like him cos he's fast and awesome on Madden.

Yeah, that old blind squirrel, Zool, may have actually got something right. I think respect for Janis doesn't extend too far in this forum anyway beyond me and you. For the record, I don't just like him b/c he's white either hahahahaha. Every time the guy has gotten the opportunity, he has played damn good - well, almost every time. He's gonna be a quality starting WR in the NFL somewhere - mark my words, and it will be a damn shame if it is for somebody other than the Packers. At this point, I'm about 70/30 sure that you and I are gonna be disappointed on this one.

[ThunderDan]

Sacks don't always tell the whole story. When Johnson was on the field, he had a penchant for pressuring the QB into getting rid of the rock prematurely. Alas, Ole Joe's haplessness ended his career in the Green and Gold prematurely.

Except you gave the same reason saying Clarke sucked because he didn’t have the numbers.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Yeah, that old blind squirrel, Zool, may have actually got something right. I think respect for Janis doesn't extend too far in this forum anyway beyond me and you. For the record, I don't just like him b/c he's white either hahahahaha. Every time the guy has gotten the opportunity, he has played damn good - well, almost every time. He's gonna be a quality starting WR in the NFL somewhere - mark my words, and it will be a damn shame if it is for somebody other than the Packers. At this point, I'm about 70/30 sure that you and I are gonna be disappointed on this one.

I don't get the hate for Janis. When he's on the field, he makes plays. Plus, he's an excellent gunner. Pack gotta re-sign the dude.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Except you gave the same reason saying Clarke sucked because he didn’t have the numbers.

That was Wist. I said Clark was invisible as a rook, which he was. Rarely played and when he did, he didn't do anything. Any fat guy off the streets of Baltimore could've done what Clark did as a rook. Clark has improved, but time will tell if he's for real or not.

I'm still against drafting fat guys in the 1st round.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Oh c'mon. He was terrible. Completely washed up.

Put your Sherman bias aside, and you'll see that Johnson was in fact a bona fide DE without the hapless injuries.

[Bretsky]

That was Wist. I said Clark was invisible as a rook, which he was. Rarely played and when he did, he didn't do anything. Any fat guy off the streets of Baltimore could've done what Clark did as a rook. Clark has improved, but time will tell if he's for real or not.

I'm still against drafting fat guys in the 1st round.

Clark is not a fat guy; and he showed a ton of promise in the second half of year one. To be honest he showed more promise than most of TT's 1st round picks early on.

He's the real deal

[texaspackerbacker]

I don't get the hate for Janis. When he's on the field, he makes plays. Plus, he's an excellent gunner. Pack gotta re-sign the dude.

Hell Yeah! And USE him as a WR - at least 3rd or 4th.

[Bretsky]

Hell Yeah! And USE him as a WR - at least 3rd or 4th.

Janis makes mental mistakes and does not run good patterns. He is what he is; a very good special teams player IMO

He's the perfect #6