2021 ALL PRO -- Green Bay Packers

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Lowry should have better stats because Clark is the one getting double-teamed all the time. Actually, between the two, their stats on tackles, tackles for loss and sacks are pretty similar.

Donald and JJ Watt get gang-blocked all the time. They find ways to beat the blocks.

$19M/yr just to put up Lowry numbers. That’s the definition of overrated.

[Bretsky]

Clark collapses the pocket; he's our DL playmaker and was well worth the money

[ThunderDan]

Aaron Rodgers - 1st team
Davante Adams - 1st team unanimous
Devondre Campbell - 1st team


Aaron Rodgers - nothing to say that hasn't been said already.

Adams deserves it. The guy is incredible, just think if he was a tad faster ?

As far as Campbell, kudos to him but it also makes his resigning difficult as he will get some large offers.

** Davante Adams, Cooper Kupp and Jonathan Taylor were the only players to receive all 50 votes.

Amazing our 6th best WR was a unanimous NFL All Pro.

[smuggler]

APB, for someone that purports to be an everyman, you sure do undervalue the DT position. Clark is a top-5 pure DT and he's the most important guy on our line by far. Lowry hasn't been bad, but he's also not asked to do as much as Clark.

[George Cumby]

Clark is arguably the D's MVP.

[texaspackerbacker]

APB, for someone that purports to be an everyman, you sure do undervalue the DT position. Clark is a top-5 pure DT and he's the most important guy on our line by far. Lowry hasn't been bad, but he's also not asked to do as much as Clark.

I've been agreeing with you a lot lately, but no here. The Packers D without Clark to the Packers D with him says it all. You can pretty much say the same for Campbell, though, also. Lowry has been surprisingly unbad this season. Even Lancaster has had a few moments.

[run pMc]

Rodgers and Adams as All-Pro are no brainers. Glad to see Campbell getting recognition -- he's had a stinker or two, but overall has been very good.

Clark is very good, and very good DL get paid a lot. Campbell has had a good year because of his skillset and the scheme. He is not JAG -- Barnes, Summers, etc. are. Watch clips of them and compare how fast they diagnose, avoid false steps, etc... Campbell is better. He's also a bigger ILB than either which helps too.

I don't think he's back unless the market for him just doesn't exist, which would be a surprise. I think they will look at other cheaper options in FA or the draft at ILB, but he's clearly been a difference maker in the middle for them. The reason I think he's gone is they have other priorities (Rodgers, Adams) and won't have the cap space for him.

With Clark, Campbell and Amos they have some decent strength up the middle, which matters vs. the run.

As for Lowry, he's been up and down this year too. He had a very good stretch, then disappeared, then showed up again... so maybe he's back for the playoffs? The right side of the SF OL has some issues, and he'll be an important contributor on the DL if they want to be playing in February.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Rodgers and Adams as All-Pro are no brainers. Glad to see Campbell getting recognition -- he's had a stinker or two, but overall has been very good.

Clark is very good, and very good DL get paid a lot. Campbell has had a good year because of his skillset and the scheme. He is not JAG -- Barnes, Summers, etc. are. Watch clips of them and compare how fast they diagnose, avoid false steps, etc... Campbell is better. He's also a bigger ILB than either which helps too.

I don't think he's back unless the market for him just doesn't exist, which would be a surprise. I think they will look at other cheaper options in FA or the draft at ILB, but he's clearly been a difference maker in the middle for them. The reason I think he's gone is they have other priorities (Rodgers, Adams) and won't have the cap space for him.

With Clark, Campbell and Amos they have some decent strength up the middle, which matters vs. the run.

As for Lowry, he's been up and down this year too. He had a very good stretch, then disappeared, then showed up again... so maybe he's back for the playoffs? The right side of the SF OL has some issues, and he'll be an important contributor on the DL if they want to be playing in February.

Clark is in his prime and being paid elite frogskins. Is he playing at an elite level? Does he consistently dominate games? The answers appears to be no and no. Thus, Clark is overrated, overpaid and underachieving.

[Fritz]

Clark does play at an elite level and he does dominate games. His last-quarter sacks against, who, Seattle and Cleveland, or whomever, attest to that. He keeps the middle plugged tight, and on passing downs the dude gets push against double-teams. He also seems to be able to sniff out the screens; a key element when Z is playing since he just rushes the QB.

[red]

My hope is that Campbell's play will cause Gute to see how impactful an ILB who can cover can be. I don't see the Packers just going back tp Krys Barnes and Summers/Burk at the position.

exactly

they fell ass backwards into getting an elite ILB and it made a big difference

they cant un see the success

they gotta start paying attention to the position

[HarveyWallbangers]

exactly

they fell ass backwards into getting an elite ILB and it made a big difference

they cant un see the success

they gotta start paying attention to the position

Or maybe they don't. They found a guy off the scrap heap--while guys taken later in the first round (Devin Bush, Kenneth Murray, Patrick Queen, Zaven Collins, Jamin Davis) haven't been very good. I think Jordyn Brooks may have been good this year. I'd take Eric Stokes over any of those guys.