JS-""PACKERS TRADE FOR BACK""

[RashanGary]

Who the F just pissed in the koolaid? This kool aid tastes awfull.


We have four guys and we don't know if any one of them is going to pan out. The good thing is that only one of the four has to play well for the season. Hopefully we can get one of our guys to pick up a couple yards. Hell, Gado did a good job behind a shit line. These guys might be able to, too.

If all of our rocks were in Jacksons basket, I'd be really worried. We only have about 1/3 of our seasons rocks in his basket though. He might turn out, but so might Grant, Wynn or Morency. They might all be injured and fail for the whole season. I don't think that is probable though.

[Bretsky]

Who the F just pissed in the koolaid? This kool aid tastes awfull.


We have four guys and we don't know if any one of them is going to pan out. The good thing is that only one of the four has to play well for the season. Hopefully we can get one of our guys to pick up a couple yards. Hell, Gado did a good job behind a shit line. These guys might be able to, too.

If all of our rocks were in Jacksons basket, I'd be really worried. We only have about 1/3 of our seasons rocks in his basket though. He might turn out, but so might Grant, Wynn or Morency. They might all be injured and fail for the whole season. I don't think that is probable though.

Sorry, next time I'll go on the Bush

[retailguy]

At some point, don't we have to sit back and ask WHY all the running backs are hurt? Is it some kind of bad training? Bad luck? Bad Karma? Bad protection from the line? Increased hits from the lack of line play? Other?

I think Justin has finally slowed down from guzzling the kool-aid bong long enough to see how it really tastes, but, I'm not trying to be a "downer" here.

I really want to know what everyone thinks (theorizes) about how all these injuries happened. The last time the RB corps got decimated? 2005. When we had "stopgap" guards.... Hmm. Kind of makes you wonder, no?

[Joemailman]

At some point, don't we have to sit back and ask WHY all the running backs are hurt? Is it some kind of bad training? Bad luck? Bad Karma? Bad protection from the line? Increased hits from the lack of line play? Other?

I think Justin has finally slowed down from guzzling the kool-aid bong long enough to see how it really tastes, but, I'm not trying to be a "downer" here.

I really want to know what everyone thinks (theorizes) about how all these injuries happened. The last time the RB corps got decimated? 2005. When we had "stopgap" guards.... Hmm. Kind of makes you wonder, no?

Probably bad luck. Maybe training. Morency, Wynn and Pope all got hurt very early. Don't know if there's anything there to go on though. Jackson suffered his concussion when he was driven to the turf by Poppinga, something that doesn't happen in practice very often. I don't think it's the line. RB's get tackled on virtually every play even if the line is playing great. Najeh Davenport played behind a great line for a couple of years and still was always hurt. During that same period, Ahman stayed healthy, so it wasn't the line.

[packers11]

a BLAST from the past...

haha its so funny to look back...

"another T.T. trade"

[pbmax]

I knew we should have hung onto PJ Pope. That has to be one of T2's top ten mistakes.

[BallHawk]

A personnel director for an NFC team said Grant had an impressive summer.

"I was shocked they got the sixth for him," the scout said. "But if you base it just off preseason, which you hate to do, he was worth it. In college, he was just kind of a guy. But I'm telling you, he was impressive in preseason. He could be something, he really could."

This guy deserves a medal....

[FritzDontBlitz]

A personnel director for an NFC team said Grant had an impressive summer.

"I was shocked they got the sixth for him," the scout said. "But if you base it just off preseason, which you hate to do, he was worth it. In college, he was just kind of a guy. But I'm telling you, he was impressive in preseason. He could be something, he really could."

This guy deserves a medal....

So does this guy:

"He definitely doesn't play like a 4.43," one scout said. "Maybe I'm missing something, but everything I saw of him was just OK. Quick enough, but not overly quick. Fast enough, but not exciting fast. He can drop his shoulder and get another yard or two, but he's not going to run anybody over."

Tell that to John Lynch.