Post Free Agency, Pre Draft, Packers Team Needs

[red]

Pretty damn solid, but shouldn’t we find some rotational fat bodies for the d?

It’s not a huge priority, but that rotation depth is always nice

Unless we re sign wilkerson

[Fritz]

Pretty damn solid, but shouldn’t we find some rotational fat bodies for the d?

It’s not a huge priority, but that rotation depth is always nice

Unless we re sign wilkerson

Howard Geen comes to mind with that first line of yours, Red.

[mraynrand]

Howard Geen comes to mind with that first line of yours, Red.

Green didn't have any staying power. I'd like to see a Gilbert Brown, Pickett, or Gravy Jackson type in there.

[Joemailman]

https://theathletic.com/896159/2019/...-released-him/

Seven days before the Packers released him, inside linebacker Antonio Morrison was removed from a flight at Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee for exhibiting hostile behavior toward a crew member, according to documents obtained by The Athletic Wisconsin.

Morrison, 24, was aboard a Southwest Airlines flight bound for Las Vegas on March 1 when the aircraft stopped mid-taxi and returned to the gate because the pilot refused to continue the flight following the outburst. The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office responded to the report of an unruly passenger and eventually issued Morrison a citation for interfering with flight operations. Morrison was brought to a substation and released after posting the $200.50 bond. He was not arrested.

The incident occurred when a female flight attendant questioned passengers about a bag placed under a vacant seat. The flight attendant said Morrison declined to acknowledge whether the bag was his and began cursing.

“Fuck you. You don’t own this plane. I can do whatever I want,” Morrison said, according to the incident report.

The plane, which had departed from Gate C23, stopped its initial taxi toward the runway and returned to Gate C19 at the pilot’s discretion.

Morrison exited the plane and spoke with a Milwaukee County deputy who had been dispatched to the scene. Morrison told the deputy he placed his bag under an empty seat because the woman next to him had placed her bag underneath his seat.

“Morrison stated he did not feel he needed to explain why his bag was under an empty seat and thought the explanation (about) whose bag was good enough,” the deputy wrote in the report. “During this time Morrison was cursing casually with me and could not complete a sentence without the word fuck.”

The Packers cut Morrison a week later, on March 8, and he remains a street free agent. Morrison entered a no-contest plea for the ordinance violation on March 26, according to court records.

It’s unclear whether general manager Brian Gutekunst was aware of the incident before cutting Morrison, and the Packers declined to speak on the matter when contacted Sunday evening. One of Morrison’s agents, Jonathan Perzley, said the incident did not contribute to Morrison’s release, which he believes was financially motivated, and described the situation at the airport as “a misunderstanding.” A second agent, Brian Mackler, declined to comment.

[red]

that explains a few things, i thought morrison was worth keeping

all he had to do was answer a simple question, but he just had to be a tough guy

[wist43]

They drafted Burks purely on his combine... which is stupid. You could see on tape he was completely clueless. In terms of football IQ, his is zero.

Great athlete, terrible football player.