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Packdog

Registered: 09-28-2001

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Originally posted by Polaris:
It does not appear that TT's M.O. is to try to improve his team with the castoffs of other teams. His M.O. is to stockpile young talent and let it develop; the vets he has added have been guys who were starters on their old teams for the most part........some injury plagued guy who's been jettisoned just doesn't seem like the direction he's interested in going.

Did you forget Klemm?

You certainly never will. You may be worse than kworst. Blah, blah, blah Adrian Klemm, blah, blah, blah, Adrian Klemm, some stupid e-mail joke, blah, blah, blah Adrian Klemm. You're like a broken record. Of course a broken record may, on occasion, play something a person would want to hear.

I for one have no idea what you are talking about stink

http://timesfour.com/eve/forums?a=search&reqWords=klemm...Type=1&search=Search

http://timesfour.com/eve/forums?a=search&reqWords=OT&ex...Type=1&search=Search

How did you ever find that without any prior media experience ??

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cheesepatty

Location: Why

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Grave Digger

Location: The shed behind Boris Castle.

Registered: 03-20-2005

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Originally posted by iowacheese:

You must know Pat Kirwan. He would whoop Gil Brandts but any day of the week.

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Gil Brandt's track record speaks for itself. I gotta defend my guy Gil. He revolutionized the game of football. Watch Rayfield Wright's induction speech. He gave a big shout out to Gil. Gil was the first to go out and find athletes who could translate from other sports to the NFL like a Rayfield Wright. He had a keen eye for talent that is almost unparalelled in the NFL and was way ahead of his time.

What has Pat Kirwan done?

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Stinkfinger

Location: Mother Angelica's Habit

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What has Pat Kirwan done?

Pat Kirwan has banged a ton of sluts.

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Grave Digger

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What has Pat Kirwan done?

Basically, Kirwan looks like Tom Selleck. That's enough in my book. Who does Gil Brandt look like? Pretty much no one famous...especially not Tom Selleck.

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MN Cheese

Location: Lookin' for the King of 42nd Street

Registered: 09-22-2000

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Originally posted by squirrelpee:
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Originally posted by Polaris:
It does not appear that TT's M.O. is to try to improve his team with the castoffs of other teams. His M.O. is to stockpile young talent and let it develop; the vets he has added have been guys who were starters on their old teams for the most part........some injury plagued guy who's been jettisoned just doesn't seem like the direction he's interested in going.

Did you forget Klemm?

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GBFanForLife

Location: Carol Stream, IL

Registered: 04-12-2000

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Why do they need a 3rd string running back?

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The Artist fka TD

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This thread is full of good laughs. How's Chris Perry doing CraP? Here's another pure example of you not fessing up to Ned Yost like decisions.

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This thread is full of good laughs. How's Chris Perry doing CraP? Here's another pure example of you not fessing up to Ned Yost like decisions.

Did you read the subject line..."COULD"...as in might be able to.

Yes, how stupid of me to advocate signing a former 1st rounder who never got a shot due to injuries in Cincy when we were razor thin at RB. Total foolishness...many apologies.

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GBFanForLife

Location: Carol Stream, IL

Registered: 04-12-2000

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Did you read the subject line..."COULD"...as in might be able to.

Yes, how stupid of me to advocate signing a former 1st rounder who never got a shot due to injuries in Cincy when we were razor thin at RB. Total foolishness...many apologies.

Kind of like Cedric Benson and Curtis Enis both former 1st rounders.

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Did you read the subject line..."COULD"...as in might be able to.

Yes, how stupid of me to advocate signing a former 1st rounder who never got a shot due to injuries in Cincy when we were razor thin at RB. Total foolishness...many apologies.

Kind of like Cedric Benson and Curtis Enis both former 1st rounders.

Yup...and had I advocated the Ryan Grant trade and it wasn't made you'd be telling me what a nobody Ryan Grant is.

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The Artist fka TD

Location: Somewhere

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Meatball,

Did you even read those Grant threads? I liked the trade. Instead after the 500 ridiculous things you said, you hit on 5 things and disappeared for the whole year so you wouldn't have to face the idiocy of your mis-logic posting.

Go look up the Grant posts after you disappeared. Maybe we should bring up those 500 braindead responses you had to others about different things.

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Meatball,

Did you even read those Grant threads? I liked the trade. Instead after the 500 ridiculous things you said, you hit on 5 things and disappeared for the whole year so you wouldn't have to face the idiocy of your mis-logic posting.

Go look up the Grant posts after you disappeared. Maybe we should bring up those 500 braindead responses you had to others about different things.

I disappear regardless if I say anything foolish or not. The point I was making is that just because we didn't land Perry doesn't mean he sucks, or would've been a poor move. Ryan Grant was stuck in a numbers game in NY and did awfully well for us. Without us he'd have been nobody last year. Any argument with that. I don't care if you liked the trade at the time, or now...that has nothing to do with this argument you're forcing on me here.

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GBFanForLife

Location: Carol Stream, IL

Registered: 04-12-2000

Posts: 4381

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Originally posted by Change of Possession:
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Originally posted by GBFanForLife:
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Originally posted by Change of Possession:
Did you read the subject line..."COULD"...as in might be able to.

Yes, how stupid of me to advocate signing a former 1st rounder who never got a shot due to injuries in Cincy when we were razor thin at RB. Total foolishness...many apologies.

Kind of like Cedric Benson and Curtis Enis both former 1st rounders.

Yup...and had I advocated the Ryan Grant trade and it wasn't made you'd be telling me what a nobody Ryan Grant is.

I never heard of Ryan Grant and I don't claim to be an NFL GM. I'm just glad the Packers have a guy for GM that knows what he is doing and I will trust him to make the decisions.

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Goalline

Location: "beat me like a rented mule" - Henry

Registered: 02-02-2000

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Originally posted by Change of Possession:
Pedigree.

He eats dog food?

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ammo

Location: Cheesemakers do it in the vat

Registered: 03-01-2000

Posts: 10782

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I'd sign the guy and give him a shot. He's a former first rounder trapped in a crowded backfield situation and has been hurt so if he's let go it isn't because he's not a talent.

It would not be wrong to say the Green Bay backfield is even more crowded with talent than than the Cincinatti backfield. Pass.

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southOfTheLine

Location: IL

Registered: 06-26-2007

Posts: 455

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CHRIS PERRY: ODD MAN OUT IN CINCINNATI? by Michael David Smith

Two years ago, Bengals running back Chris Perry looked like the perfect fit to be the change-of-pace back for starter Rudi Johnson. He logged 61 carries for 279 yards as Johnson's backup in 2005 and, although he hadn't earned the starting job, he appeared to justify the 2004 first-round pick the Bengals spent on him.

Good Lord, how does anyone get the idea that the Packers need another RB ?! That's like saying that they need another WR.

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PackerHawk

Location: Out Wandering Around

Registered: 02-06-2000

Posts: 20864

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Does anyone check the dates on these topics before they reply?

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I did. When I first saw the posting I thought someone was jacking with me. I looked at the date and realized someone was trying to mock me because I SUGGESTED the Pack look at this guy.

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