"Ha Ha Suck Our Clinton Dix, We Back in the Mix!" The Official 2014 Green Bay Packers Season Thread

[FaTaL]

investing too much money? We have PLENTY of cap space this year and next year it will grow in which we can get Cobb for a nice price. TT is a genius at handle monies breh..


And who exactly are we gonna spend money on for defense? TT rarely signs big named FA's. His motto is draft and develop.

yea but tt has been good at drafting wrs, why sign any of them long term, just keep drafting and investing in other weak areas

 

[Bboystyle]

yea but tt has been good at drafting wrs, why sign any of them long term, just keep drafting and investing in other weak areas

U serious? Jordy is a beast. his side line catches are second to none and his chemistry with Rodgers is phenomenal. He may be good at drafting WR's but u dont just let go of a player like Jordy base off of track record. And Cobb is an all around versatile player. He's dangerous when he has the ball. You dont let players like that go breh.

 

[MushroomX]

Greg Jennings lost and Greg Jennings Sister won at the same damn time

Minnesota is a good state, but fukk the Vikings. They haven't won a title because the Viking Horn after each fukking first down being played is a sign of impending doom.

 

[Bboystyle]

Minnesota is a good state, but fukk the Vikings. They haven't won a title because the Viking Horn after each fukking first down being played is a sign of impending doom.

That shyt is annoying as fukk and one of the main reasons u wont ever catch me at a vikings game unless they playing in GB.

 

[FAH1223]

 

[I.V.]

This thread title brought to you by a 13 year old

 

[Bboystyle]

Abbrederis apparently injured his knee. Some are reporting an ACL tear.



this team man....

 

[FAH1223]

Abbrederis apparently injured his knee. Some are reporting an ACL tear.



this team man....

well, I don't mind it... he's one less person to worry about giving a roster spot

Plenty of options for WR #5 spot... he can be on IR now and build up his upper body

 

[FAH1223]

BTW, I just noticed the Raiders are coming to Lambeau

Charles Woodson and James Jones first time back as opponents

 

[MushroomX]

http://host.madison.com/sports/foot...cle_316ab00e-3aac-5685-ab9e-dff2a2231ba8.html

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While some Green Bay Packers fans still harbor bitterness toward Brett Favre over the former Packers quarterback's exit from Green Bay in 2008, others are reportedly making hotel reservations for Canton, Ohio, in 2016 in anticipation of Favre's first-ballot induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

That latter revelation, as reported Sunday in the Canton Repository, came hours before the Packers scheduled a news conference to reportedly announce plans to honor the 11-time Pro Bowl quarterback in 2015.

The NFL team has scheduled a 1:30 p.m. news conference Monday featuring Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy, former Packers chairman Bob Harlan and Perry Kidder, the president of Packers Hall of Fame Inc. Favre, who retired from football after the 2010 season, will speak at the event via telephone, according to a news release from the team Sunday night.

ESPN.com's Rob Demovsky reported that the team will announce plans to induct Favre into the Packers Hall of Fame during the 2015 season and retire his jersey No. 4, according to sources. The report did not specify when Favre's number would be added to the team's ring of honor.

Previously, Murphy had said that he expected the team to honor Favre before the end of the 2015 season, knowing he'd be eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2016 and sure to be a first-ballot inductee. Last month, multiple news outlets reported that Murphy felt it was still too soon for that to happen during the 2014 season, fearing many fans would boo Favre at such an event designed to honor the three-time NFL MVP who led Green Bay to two Super Bowls.

Favre's number would be only the sixth retired by the iconic NFL franchise. The others are: Tony Canadeo (No. 3), Don Hutson (No. 14), Bart Starr (No. 15), Ray Nitschke (No. 66) and Reggie White (No. 92).

Favre played for the Packers from 1992 through 2008 before initially retiring from the game on March 4, 2008. At the time, the Packers planed to retire his No. 4 at the 2008 season opener against the Minnesota Vikings.

After trying to convince Packers GM Ted Thompson and coach Mike McCarthy to bring him back that fall, Favre accepted a trade to New York, where he played one season for the Jets. The next season, he signed with the Minnesota Vikings and played two seasons for the Packers' NFC North rival, which divided the Packers fan base that worshiped him during his playing days in Green Bay and ultimately delayed the team's plans to honor him until now.

For more on this story, check back to madison.com/sports or pick up a copy of Monday's Wisconsin State Journal.


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[Only On Camera]

4 is gonna look good up there next to 92

 

[NYSTATEOFMIND]

How is Coke Lyerla looking in camp?

 

[Bboystyle]

How is Coke Lyerla looking in camp?

In camp he hasnt really stood out but on family night he did. He also got injured in the process

 

[WaddupDoe!]

Kevin Greene has been at our training camp working with our OLBs.

I didnt even know he stepped away from the Packers.

 

[Bboystyle]

Kevin Greene has been at our training camp working with our OLBs.

I didnt even know he stepped away from the Packers.

yea he left after the season ended. He'll step your LB's up a notch