The return of "The Luxury Automobile" TE Lewis

[bobblehead]

So I heard that some of the 500 or so assembled fans were woofing/barking/ruffing after Big Dog's big play on Sunday. Hope he gets at least another year with the Packers so this might become a thing with 80,000 people. Sort of like the canine version of Kuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhn. What kind of a dog is he anyway?

shouldn't we actually make a revving your engine sound?

[bobblehead]

Look no further than how Lewis was used in 2018 under McCarthy (18% snap percent on offense) to how he's used with LaFleur (45% and 36% in '19 and '20 respectively) to see how the coaching strategies are improved. Lewis is an excellent support player that can help the other 10 guys on the field do more. And he can do work in the red zone from time to time.

this coincides very closely to the 15% run plays MM called and effectively telegraphed to the D exactly what we were going to do before we even got to the line of scrimmage.

[Fritz]

I like that Rodgers occasionally targeted Lewis - other teams see him as merely a blocker, and he was oh-so-wide-open on those plays.

Agree with Bobble about MM. In 2018 he was targeted four times. In 2019 he was targeted 19 times.

[Bretsky]

Ah, that's it. Burks. Adams. Fackrell.

KEEP GOING


Thornton Rodgers and last years as well

[Upnorth]

I like how Lewis is used in the passing game and the more I look at it the more important he is with bahk injured and Lindsey gone. Going to need all the help we can get on the line.

[RashanGary]

Lewis kinda reminds me of Kuhn. Kuhn could sort of run and it had to be defended and he could sort of roll out and catch the ball so that had to be defended too. But 12 knew he was protected and loved that. Mercedes is like that. You keep him in pass pro and you know he’s gonna hold up, almost like an OT. 12 can work magic if he has time. That’s Mercedes charm. He run blocks really well too.

[Fritz]

KEEP GOING


Thornton Rodgers and last years as well

So if Gutes trades out of the third round altogether - either moves up in the second and gives away the third for it, or trades back into the fourth - we should be happy.

[Joemailman]

So if Gutes trades out of the third round altogether - either moves up in the second and gives away the third for it, or trades back into the fourth - we should be happy.

The future does not belong to the timid. Time to exorcise those 3rd round demons.

[QBME]

Plus we had the pleasure of watching 2 seasons of Jimmy Graham trip over the chalk.

But now doing a great job with the Bears.

Uninspired or misplayed with the Pack?

Either way, our bad.

[QBME]

circumforaneous



(I am a Captain after all. This kind of thing is totally within my wheelhouse)

Awesome.

[Bretsky]

The future does not belong to the timid. Time to exorcise those 3rd round demons.

Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and over after failing time after time

Just trade our 3rd every years.

[bobblehead]

But now doing a great job with the Bears.

Uninspired or misplayed with the Pack?

Either way, our bad.

Nah, he still can't block. He is ok as a situational red zone target. Mostly he is simply used up.

[Fritz]

Now that they have Daguerrotype coming back, along with The Luxury Automobile and Robert Tonyan, perhaps they can trade the Furburger for a seventh round pick and a can of coca cola.

[SudsMcBucky]

Now that they have Daguerrotype coming back, along with The Luxury Automobile and Robert Tonyan, perhaps they can trade the Furburger for a seventh round pick and a can of coca cola.

I think that would be asking too much. I don't know that anyone would want to give up that can of Coke.

[Zool]

I think that would be asking too much. I don't know that anyone would want to give up that can of Coke.

That's what I was thinking. Maybe an RC Cola, but not Coke.