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 Location: ...in da woods some where
Registered: 11-14-2001
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Damn those silly little things called facts.  |
 Location: What in the wide wide world of sports is going on out there?
Registered: 10-04-2004
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 Location: In a state of confusion...
Registered: 03-19-2000
Posts: 3415
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Is anyone else experiencing an extreme case of deja vu?
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 Location: Gods Country
Registered: 05-09-2000
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Location: What in the wide wide world of sports is going on out there?
Registered: 10-04-2004
Posts: 9411
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Enough with the
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 Location: "beat me like a rented mule" - Henry
Registered: 02-02-2000
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LOL, what do you want? A Warren sapp type performance? Understand our defense. In the middle you need a space clogger, someone to eat up blocks so the DEs and the LBs can run free. Pickett was an absolute horse when it came to that. The previous year, with the Rams, Pickett was second in tackles among DL, only to to Kampman. Today they line up side by side. Cool, huh? |
 Location: Miller Park
Registered: 10-02-2004
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Just thought I would pat my own back today!!!!!!   |
 Location: John Clay's Rubicon
Registered: 03-06-2000
Posts: 7108
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Yeah, nice generalizations.
All of pros on this forum had these points discussed, memorized and were "givens" on 8-28-07 ... get over yourself and get back to Mayberry. |
 Location: René Descartes was a drunken fart. 'I drink therefore I am.'
Registered: 01-11-2004
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just for the record, I said if the Packers scored more points per game than thier opponent, they would have a chance at a winning season.
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 Location: The shed behind Boris Castle.
Registered: 03-20-2005
Posts: 6684
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I'm changing my needs list:
- Guard - As I've said before, Colledge needs to be at LT. I don't like him at LG anymore. 3 months ago I did, but 3 months ago I thought we'd be 5-4 at this point so obviously things change. - Runningback - Grant is doing well and Wynn looked good when healthy but I think we need another RB. I'm not writing Jackson off, but right now he looks like the 3rd down back at best IMO. - Corner - Bush is up and down and after him we have nothing. This draft isn't incredibly deep with solid corners so this may need to be addressed even earlier. - Tight End - Lee looks very solid but behind him it's thin. Bubba was doing good until his injury but really those two are all we have. - Linebacker - Depth - QB - Depth |
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Location: Miller Park
Registered: 10-02-2004
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I beg to differ.... and if you would read just a little, the "pros" were telling us what we were missing, what we needed for next year, heck there was mention of the back-up QB.... What "pros" they are.... Get a clue.... I nailed it and I didn't say we were lacking anything (like many others) to win the North... The Pack is doing exactly what I thought they would..... |
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Location: Wilton, CT
Registered: 02-11-2000
Posts: 2725
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All I know is that I have been proven wrong on almost everything I predicted or said regarding the talent the entire off season. Blatantly wrong
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 Location: fairfax station, virginia
Registered: 07-30-2002
Posts: 962
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Bravo, kworst. A lot of posters here will never admit they were wrong.
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Location: "beat me like a rented mule" - Henry
Registered: 02-02-2000
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Temporary insanity. |
 Location: Somewhere
Registered: 02-02-2000
Posts: 13371
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I will say that the Packers need to draft some CB's come next year or/and pick one up in FA. Bush scares me still and the jury's out on Blackmon. Travon Williams did not look too good covering in the preseason.
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 Location: No longer wasted in WI, living in Va Bch, Va. USA
Registered: 02-02-2000
Posts: 8815
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Did hell just freeze over or what? Pigs must be flying somewhere!!!   |
 Location: 1/2 mile from Mean Girls gone Wild
Registered: 02-02-2000
Posts: 2378
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It's all good. There are more than one or two ways to build a team and apparently TT's method is working quite well. |
 Location: 400 Miles South West of Lambeau
Registered: 08-18-2000
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In the Pink Floyd thread in the x4 Lounge. |
 Location: Bakersfield, CA via Manitowoc, WI
Registered: 09-24-2000
Posts: 9522
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Nice list, GraveDigger, and I agree. I don't think BPA is a good philosophy next draft unless it's limited to those positions. A safety would be nice, too, as I'm not sure Collins can be anything more than average.
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 Location: Jersey Shore
Registered: 05-02-2006
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GD, I'm pretty much in total agreement... but I'll go so far as to "streamline and prioritize" the list...
Need #1: SOLID GUARD - Spitz, Moll or Barbre may be it. It takes time to develop, just look at Coston. Need #2: SOLID NICKEL CORNER/FUTURE STARTER - Someone as an heir-apparent to Al Harris; Blackmon is no longer atop my list only because of his injury proneness. Need #3: SOLID FS - I'm not in love with Collins. He can't turn and look for the ball and when he does he can't get a hand on it. Need #1 or 2 or 3 or 4: STUD RB - Let's see how Grant pans out the second half and we'll all know how badly we need one... As far as TEs go, we just resigned Lee and he's had a great year. I have a feeling management is happy with the tandem of him and Franks. Our stellar WR corps makes any TE that much better anyway. It's not a pressing need, IMO. BPA, of course, is the way to go - I just hope we nab some of these positions. Does anyone know who's an UFA at G, CB and FS this offseason? |
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Location: 1/2 mile from Mean Girls gone Wild
Registered: 02-02-2000
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I know Faneca is a free agent and will probably leave Pittsburgh. I think Babineaux from Seattle is available. TT will know him. and of course Assante Samuel of New England will get a mega deal from somebody... With Michael Turner, those three or four will be the bigger names on the free agent front. |
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Location: The shed behind Boris Castle.
Registered: 03-20-2005
Posts: 6684
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Jake Scott and Ryan Lilja from the Colts will both be UFAs. I think both a relatively young. Indy's Oline has been the league's best for a couple years now. Seems like every year they surrender the fewest sacks. These are the only 2 I like from this UFA class. The other UFA OGs: OG P.J. Alexander UFA Atlanta Falcons OG Rick DeMulling UFA Indianapolis Colts OG Keydrick Vincent UFA Baltimore Ravens OG Fred Weary UFA Houston Texans OG Floyd Womack UFA Seattle Seahawks Obviously Asante Samuel will be the top FA corner. Drayton Florence (Colts) is also a UFA but he lost his starting spot to Antonio Chromartie. The other UFA CBs: Randall Gay UFA New England Patriots Tory James UFA New England Patriots B.J. Sams UFA Baltimore Ravens Chad Scott UFA New England Patriots The UFA Safeties: Jordan Babineaux UFA Seattle Seahawks William Bartee UFA Kansas City Chiefs Jay Bellamy UFA New Orleans Saints Omar Stoutmire UFA Washington Redskins Derrick Strait UFA Carolina Panthers Gibril Wilson UFA New York Giants |
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Location: The shed behind Boris Castle.
Registered: 03-20-2005
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Here are the RBs:
Michael Turner UFA San Diego Chargers Jamal Lewis UFA Cleveland Browns Fred Taylor UFA Jacksonville Jaguars Chris Brown UFA Tennessee Titans Julius Jones UFA Dallas Cowboys T.J. Duckett UFA Detroit Lions Justin Fargas UFA Oakland Raiders Maurice Hicks UFA San Francisco 49ers Travis Minor UFA St. Louis Rams Mewelde Moore UFA Minnesota Vikings Artose Pinner UFA Minnesota Vikings Musa Smith UFA Baltimore Ravens LaBrandon Toefield UFA Jacksonville Jaguars |
 Location: B-Town
Registered: 10-02-2005
Posts: 582
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NE has four CB's going UFA? someone there has to get a contract...
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Location: 1/2 mile from Mean Girls gone Wild
Registered: 02-02-2000
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Sanders would look good in Green Bay. And TT could still get Randy Moss
From Pro Football Weekly PFW’s 10 free agents to watch Nov. 13, 2007 Not all free agents are created equal. In the cutthroat world of the NFL, some are looked on as franchise cornerstones, while others are merely footnotes on a transactions page. From athletic marvels to legal deviants to consummate professionals, no two players offer an identical package. As voted on by the PFW editors, here are the 10 most intriguing free agents-to-be, all of whom bear following as the season progresses. 1. WR Randy Moss, New England Patriots New England won’t shell out top dollar for Moss, but he may decide to remain with the Pats, regardless. 2. SS Bob Sanders, Indianapolis Colts Look no further than a healthy Sanders as the biggest reason for the Colts’ defensive turnaround. 3. DT Albert Haynesworth, Tennessee Titans Vilified in 2006 for cleating Andre Gurode’s face, Haynesworth is now abusing O-linemen the right way. 4. CB Asante Samuel , New England Patriots Immune to being franchised again, Samuel will have a hoard of suitors longing for his signature. 5. LB Lance Briggs, Chicago Bears Equally abusive to ballcarriers and automobiles, Briggs has been better than teammate Brian Urlacher in ’07. 6. RB Michael Turner, San Diego Chargers LaDainian Tomlinson’s understudy is too explosive to remain a No. 2 option in San Diego. 7. OG Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh Steelers Faneca didn’t get the extension he was seeking in Pittsburgh, so it’s nearly certain he’s gone in 2008. 8. TE Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Colts The versatile Clark is a better bet to receive a long-term deal in Indy than teammate Bob Sanders. 9. LB Terrell Suggs, Baltimore Ravens Despite sagging sack numbers, Suggs is on pace to set a career high in tackles. 10. CB Nnamdi Asomugha, Oakland Raiders Rarely tested by opposing quarterbacks, Asomugha has yet to nab an interception after eight picks in ’0 |
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