Corey Linsley released, retirement coming

[Sparkey]

The three years the Charges got from Linsley was better then the three the Packers got from Myers.

[Scott Campbell]

The three years the Charges got from Linsley was better then the three the Packers got from Myers.

Myers might edge him out this year.

[SudsMcBucky]

The three years the Charges got from Linsley was better then the three the Packers got from Myers.

They BETTER have with how much it cost them to HAVE Linsley.

[bobblehead]

Agree Linsley was absolutely a cap casualty.
The team chose signing Aaron Jones over keeping Linsley.

Tex debated who was more worth keeping - Jones or Linsley - in this very forum. You can look it up.

Linsley was an undersized guy hitting free agency just before hitting age 29. You're not signing that guy to a mega contract if you have cap constraints. It's why they drafted Josh Myers.

Tex thinks all players and humans are equal as football players and by donning Green and Gold they become much better than other players. When they change colors, they regress back to the mean.

[ThunderDan]

Myers might edge him out this year.

That's the old Scott Campbell that I have missed.

[RashanGary]

That's the old Scott Campbell that I have missed.

SC’s wit is a blessing.

It’s like a girl who loves sucking dick. She is a blessing. But there is a such thing as being too blessed, like when she keeps sucking you off when you’ve had too much.

Retired SC is when she grows up and knows when to quit. Young SC was a turbo slut who didn’t know when enough was enough

But yeah, i really like SC too. He’s a good time.

[texaspackerbacker]

Tex thinks all players and humans are equal as football players and by donning Green and Gold they become much better than other players. When they change colors, they regress back to the mean.

Yeah, it certainly does seem that way sometimes.

A lot of dumbasses in here and maybe in the media don't like Myers. It seems like LaFleur, Gutekunst, et al don't see it that way. It will be interesting to see how this all shakes out.

[Bretsky]

That list - including Linsley - illustrates what I say about the importance or lack of it of Centers and O Line in general. I liked Meyers when they drafted him because he was big as Centers go. Ditto that for Linsley who as I recall was selected 2 rounds after Tretter who was smaller. And I think most of the negativity about Meyers is not justified. He's been good in the run game - evidenced by most of our successful runs going through the G/C hole, and he's been generally adequate in pass protection.

I always said, Rodgers' mobility and accuracy made our O Line look better than they were. Myers arrived when Rodgers was getting older and a little less mobile. I think if the guy was a 4th, 5th, or 6th rounder - lower expectations, he'd be getting a lot less criticism.

I doubt Monk or anybody else replaces Myers anytime soon.

Are you saying GB is going to pony up the money truck for Myers, or set him free ?

I think Monk is our starting center next year and we'll get him some time there this year to get him a bit more ready

[Bretsky]

Yeah, it certainly does seem that way sometimes.

A lot of dumbasses in here and maybe in the media don't like Myers. It seems like LaFleur, Gutekunst, et al don't see it that way. It will be interesting to see how this all shakes out.

They should just sign your manlove Grayson Allen to play C of Offense

God knows he can't play defense ))))))))

[Scott Campbell]

Are you saying GB is going to pony up the money truck for Myers, or set him free ?

I think Monk is our starting center next year and we'll get him some time there this year to get him a bit more ready

Or if neither of those two don’t pan out they might pick up somebody else. I think Tex is right about the staff liking something about Meyers that the rest of us aren’t seeing. I sure can’t figure out what it is.

[Scott Campbell]

SC’s wit is a blessing.

It’s like a girl who loves sucking dick. She is a blessing. But there is a such thing as being too blessed, like when she keeps sucking you off when you’ve had too much.

Retired SC is when she grows up and knows when to quit. Young SC was a turbo slut who didn’t know when enough was enough

But yeah, i really like SC too. He’s a good time.

This is a very lovely sentiment. Though it would mean more coming from your brother.

[Joemailman]

Or if neither of those two don’t pan out they might pick up somebody else. I think Tex is right about the staff liking something about Meyers that the rest of us aren’t seeing. I sure can’t figure out what it is.

A lot of what a Center does happens pre-snap. Especially with an inexperienced QB. That might be what they like. It might be less important as Love gains more experience. They traded up to get Monk for a reason.

[Scott Campbell]

A lot of what a Center does happens pre-snap. Especially with an inexperienced QB. That might be what they like. It might be less important as Love gains more experience. They traded up to get Monk for a reason.

Yeah, I’ve heard Andy talking about them liking his protection calls, and I guess you can’t really grade that watching tape.

[RashanGary]

A lot of what a Center does happens pre-snap. Especially with an inexperienced QB. That might be what they like. It might be less important as Love gains more experience. They traded up to get Monk for a reason.

When we drafted Lindsley in the 5th, one of McGinns scouts said, “they drafted a center in the 5th round, yeah, they think he’s going to start” or something very close to that.

Centers are typically not drafted very high.


This is said to be an incredibly thin draft though. 5th round might be more like 7th from a typical draft.

[texaspackerbacker]

Are you saying GB is going to pony up the money truck for Myers, or set him free ?

I think Monk is our starting center next year and we'll get him some time there this year to get him a bit more ready

Good question. I'd say 60/40 he stays beyond this year.