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Sounds Like Jordan Love is 3rd string behind Boyle to Me. LOL. What a bunch of Crap!!!
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This is getting to the point where I can see some fans starting to lose interest. What's the point of all this other then to cover shit up?Comment
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Boyle should be second and Love third - at least to start with.
WHY would fans be losing interest at this point? Things are finally getting rolling.What could be more GOOD and NORMAL and AMERICAN than Packer Football?Comment
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Reporters can't even report who is working out with what team? Why is that such a big fucken deal? They have several private practices without the media to do their private shit. This is just bullshit.Originally posted by texaspackerbacker View Post
This makes absolute zero sense. In a normal season fans would be able to be there to see everything the reporters can see anyways.Comment
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I never thought I would be completely reliant on seeing things "Through the eyes of Aaron Nagler" and it's horrible!!!Comment
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I actually love Rodgers. He is right there with anyone I have ever watched. What would make you think I hate him?Originally posted by GB-Brandon View PostThe only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince LombardiComment
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Agree. I'm actually very interested to hear about how the top 3 picks (Love, Dillion, Deguara) look, as well as the 2nd and 3rd year players. And yes, Boyle should be QB2.Originally posted by texaspackerbacker View Post
Preseason games are generally horrible, but can be interesting to see how some players do under the lights. Without that plus the shortened camps, I think many fans are grateful there's news.
I do wonder how they are going to keep hundreds of players in their 20's and 30's, plus coaches, virus free for 16+ games. Wouldn't shock me if the season was abbreviated at some point, but am hoping it isn't.Comment
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Wow, that didn’t last long. Guy probably ran two routes.
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^ LOL. Making room for guys coming off the COVID list so they stay at/under 80. Hunter Bradley > #8 WR, I guess.Comment
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Packers practiced with pads at Lambeau today. From what I gathered out there.
1. Rodgers and Boyle looked sharp
2. Josh Jackson continues to look improved
3 Dillon has shown nice hands but some early problems in pass blocking
4. Mixed bag from receivers
5. Deguara has shown some natural catching ability
6. Wagner went to locker room with arm injury- “Huge Surprise”Comment
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If we get stuck with Billy Turner at RT we’re in big big trouble.Comment
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rodgers has failed to get a score and thrown 2 picks in 11 on 11's. How sharp has he looked?Originally posted by GB-Brandon View PostThe only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince LombardiComment
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He actually threw 3 picks the other day. Depends who you listen too. Since Gute has locked down all communication of who is running with who etc etc and needlessly mind-fucking everyone with all this secret squirrel bullshit who really knows. Everyone is left with who they trust or whatever source they say they have. I saw that Rodgers was crisp and sharp today. Maybe he is attempting to throw to receivers that aren't really open like everybody wanted him to do last year?Originally posted by bobblehead View Post
THE ONLY UNANIMOUS THING I HAVE HEARD IS JORDAN LOVE SUCKS!!!
Yep, BIG BLUE CHIP LOVE!!!Comment
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Does anyone else find the js coverage to be pathetic?Formerly known as JustinHarrell.Comment
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I think Rodgers either is instructed or just on his own, throwing the ball like any other QB would do - not exercising his traditional caution. That's good in practice, as the D gets a more generalized normal situation.
As good as Josh Jackson was in college, there's hope he will still shape up as a pro.
With Dillon's strength and mobility, a little bit of coaching ought to be able to fix any pass blocking deficiencies.
I read somewhere that 7th round pick Vernon Scott, a Safety, is looking good.What could be more GOOD and NORMAL and AMERICAN than Packer Football?Comment
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