Who Your Favorite Hapless Packer

[texaspackerbacker]

If coaches are included, nobody but nobody stunk worse than Dan Devine.

[Zool]

Tex! Do fans count?

I always loved Johnny Holland when I was a kid.

[NewsBruin]

I have a soft spot for Seneca Wallace, seeing him as a economy-plus version of Michael Vick in the Big 12. I wanted him to have a better NFL career than he did, and I was glad when the Packers picked hin up.

I don't wanna say anything bad about someone volunteering with our staff in the off-season, but Brandon Jackson struck me as the offense's version of AJ Hawk: Really praiseworthy in everything, but not a breakout in anything. Every draft prediction clearly spells it out, but some team is gonna draft him high because he is good enough to probably start. The NFL equivalent of beige.

But I'll settle on someone who I like a lot more now, thanks to this board: Jarrett Bush. Trained and prepped like crazy, good teammate, could be deactivated every other game, restructured every third game, and cut every fourth game without taking it out on anybody. I don't think I could do my job as well as he did with as good of an attitude as he had. I think there was a five-game stretch he purely played for tips. He may never get his name indside Lambeau, but I hope he never has to pay for a drink in Wisconsin.

[Maxie the Taxi]

If coaches are included, nobody but nobody stunk worse than Dan Devine.

So you're the one!

[texaspackerbacker]

I love dogs ....... but if there was ever one exception .........

[gbgary]

zeke bratkowski? i was a kid but i seem to remember thinking he lacked a lot of hap compared to bart starr.

[pbmax]

Brad Jones. I can't believe he spent six years in GB.

But he was one leg of the mighty Zombo/Walden/Jones triumvirate that helped deliver a Super Bowl. He'll always have that. If nothing else.

[wthigoot]

Harlan Huckleby. Man, dude was one hapless, tasteless mamarocker. Actually, I don’t know much about Harlan.

Is a hapless player really hapless when he’s lasting so long in the ultra competitive NFL? If anything, he’s actually lucky.

But if hapless in this case means abomination, then my pick is Mr. Hyde. That abomination was so bad as a corner, I almost disavowed shutting down Darren Charles.

Got to second the vote for Harlan Huckleby. I was amazed that he made the team 6 years in a row. 1190 catch and run yards in those 6 years.

Don't remember many failures but he wasn't out there very much.

[mraynrand]

But he was one leg of the mighty Zombo/Walden/Jones triumvirate that helped deliver a Super Bowl. He'll always have that. If nothing else.

Like Breuer/Mokeski/Lister “They have 18 fouls to give”

[Guiness]

a little surprised at the lack of love (is that the right word here?) for Brent Fullwood.

4 years? smh

[George Cumby]

Speaking of running backs: Darrell Thompson, anyone?

[Harlan Huckleby]

Speaking of running backs: Darrell Thompson, anyone?

He was fairly productive, if one dimensional.

My clear favorite is Randy Wright. That guy was smart and tough. Not sure why fans hated him. Well, guess it was the the lead feet and limp arm.

[Harlan Huckleby]

The flat out shittiest starter ever was the Hall of Fame linebacker from Tampa. He came for one year and was way over the hill. What the fuck is his name - he is a college coach now. Hardy Nickerson.

[HarveyWallbangers]

a little surprised at the lack of love (is that the right word here?) for Brent Fullwood.

4 years? smh

Fullwood actually had one good year though. I think he was a Pro Bowl alternate.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Got to second the vote for Harlan Huckleby. I was amazed that he made the team 6 years in a row. 1190 catch and run yards in those 6 years.

Don't remember many failures but he wasn't out there very much.

Could it be that Huck was a special teams ace? Coaches and GMs seem to have a soft spot, not to mention, a roster spot, for special teams aces.

Or perhaps, theoretically, like the poster Harlan with his current employer and Todd in his playing days, it ain’t impossible that Huck “brokebacked” for employment.