The current rumor du jour involves the Packers and Larry Johnson. A local TV station reported last week that the team is interested in trading for the Chiefs star running back. Here’s the problem (well, one of the problems) with that report - according to a person familiar with the situation in Kansas City, Johnson has "no desire" to finish out his career in Green Bay..... Coach Mike McCarthy is a little disappointed that second-year offensive linemen Daryn Colledge and Tony Moll were unable to pack on much weight during the offseason. While both players reduced their body fat, neither came anywhere close to gaining the prescribed 10 pounds..... Team officials expect rookie Brandon Jackson to win the starting halfback job - the only question is when. The former Nebraska star, who showed quick feet and very soft hands in last month’s OTAs, is simply a better fit for this offense than Vernand Morency..... And finally, we want to update a report from April. Back then, we wrote that defensive end Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila would command a bonus of around $10 million on the open market. Forget that. After what the Colts gave Dwight Freeney last week ($72 million for six years/$30 million bonus), one agent surmised that KGB would now be able to get at least $14 million in upfront money.
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KGB's value has gone up? Maybe that's why he's still on the team. One thing I heard about Freeny this morning is that he not only has a lot of sacks but that he has 26 fumbles in the last 5 years, and that he's great at disrupting the pocket. Even still, 72 mil is way too much but looks like football contracts are going to skyrocket.
As far as LJ, get it done. Our offense would be awesome! I can't see why he doesn't want to play in GB. Is KC a better town to live in? I've been there once and it seemed pretty boring to me.
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For a 3rd down DE? I seriously doubt it.Originally posted by PacknutAnd finally, we want to update a report from April. Back then, we wrote that defensive end Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila would command a bonus of around $10 million on the open market. Forget that. After what the Colts gave Dwight Freeney last week ($72 million for six years/$30 million bonus), one agent surmised that KGB would now be able to get at least $14 million in upfront money.
Philbin was pretty happy with the additional weight College put on.
So much, then, for the rest of the article.
Rejoice Packer Fans, and jump in! The Kool-Aide is perfect!!
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Hard to know why LJ would say he doesn't want to end up in GB. The KC area is much bigger, more diverse, with a whole lot more shopping and stuff than the GB area.
But is LJ really all that concerned about having a Williams & Sonoma or a Restoration Hardware just down the street?
My guess is he doesn't think we're a contender. That stings, but I'm thinking there are probably a lot of guys in the NFL who view us like Peter King does -- near the bottom of the pack.
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That could be all true, The question remains will TT actually do something to improve the offense in the "NOW" other than "LATER". He tends to play it safe. and holds his checkbook close to his chest. These rumors are just rumors to pass the off-season blues.Originally posted by NoodleHard to know why LJ would say he doesn't want to end up in GB. The KC area is much bigger, more diverse, with a whole lot more shopping and stuff than the GB area.
But is LJ really all that concerned about having a Williams & Sonoma or a Restoration Hardware just down the street?
My guess is he doesn't think we're a contender. That stings, but I'm thinking there are probably a lot of guys in the NFL who view us like Peter King does -- near the bottom of the pack.
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The only motivation any FA, or in this case a player under contract to another team, would have to come to GB would be money.
A player like LJ can demand, and get, market value from more attractive suitors than the Packers. If I were a FA that could call my own shot, no way would I consider the Packers, so it doesn't surprise me in the least to hear that a player of LJ's calibur wouldn't even consider GB.wist
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Well, in fairness, he may have been put-off by the lack of indoor plumbing. Wisconsin people are so used to their out-houses, they don't realize what an adjustment it can be.Originally posted by NoodleBut is LJ really all that concerned about having a Williams & Sonoma or a Restoration Hardware just down the street?
regarding Moll & Colledge, I can't believe two young, big guys can't put on 10 pounds in the weight room. And there's always the old fashioned way - steroids.
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Ain't that the truth. I guess that just proves those two work ethics are poor. Not good to see while those two are the future of the offensive line.Originally posted by Harlan HucklebyWell, in fairness, he may have been put-off by the lack of indoor plumbing. Wisconsin people are so used to their out-houses, they don't realize what an adjustment it can be.Originally posted by NoodleBut is LJ really all that concerned about having a Williams & Sonoma or a Restoration Hardware just down the street?
regarding Moll & Colledge, I can't believe two young, big guys can't put on 10 pounds in the weight room. And there's always the old fashioned way - steroids.
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Do you know how hard it is to lose body fat and also gain 10 pounds?Originally posted by ChubbyhubbyAin't that the truth. I guess that just proves those two work ethics are poor. Not good to see while those two are the future of the offensive line.Originally posted by Harlan HucklebyWell, in fairness, he may have been put-off by the lack of indoor plumbing. Wisconsin people are so used to their out-houses, they don't realize what an adjustment it can be.Originally posted by NoodleBut is LJ really all that concerned about having a Williams & Sonoma or a Restoration Hardware just down the street?
regarding Moll & Colledge, I can't believe two young, big guys can't put on 10 pounds in the weight room. And there's always the old fashioned way - steroids.
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If someone was paying me a half million a year and it was the ONLY THING I HAD TO DO for 8 months, I think I could figure it out, if it was IMPORTANT ENOUGH.Originally posted by Brandon494
Do you know how hard it is to lose body fat and also gain 10 pounds?
And, yes, I know how hard it is to do.
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Originally posted by Brandon494Do you know how hard it is to lose body fat and also gain 10 pounds?Originally posted by ChubbyhubbyAin't that the truth. I guess that just proves those two work ethics are poor. Not good to see while those two are the future of the offensive line.Originally posted by Harlan HucklebyWell, in fairness, he may have been put-off by the lack of indoor plumbing. Wisconsin people are so used to their out-houses, they don't realize what an adjustment it can be.Originally posted by NoodleBut is LJ really all that concerned about having a Williams & Sonoma or a Restoration Hardware just down the street?
regarding Moll & Colledge, I can't believe two young, big guys can't put on 10 pounds in the weight room. And there's always the old fashioned way - steroids.
Lots of Cardio, high protien intake. Weights weights weights. Yes, it's very difficult to both bulk and cut at the same time. Usually a guy does one or the other.
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