Season Over Before It Even Started: Official Green Bay Packers 2017 Season Thread
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Randall is an arrogant dumbass who thinks he's better than he is.
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Aaron Jones looked good especially for a guy with limited reps. He better be ahead of Williams now when everyone healthy...anyone worried Ted gonna give up a pick for Lacy when he was gonna get cut sooner or later anyways?
That hit on Adams was
fuk Danny Travethan
Need Daniels, Bakh and Bulaga back for these next 2 games before the bye.
That hit on Adams was
fuk Danny TravethanNeed Daniels, Bakh and Bulaga back for these next 2 games before the bye.
Muhfukka shouldn't have been on the field/with the team anyway
Both rollins and randall need to be dumped asap. Move up hawkins and bring back davon. fukk this dead weight shyt.
Both jones and williams looked good tbh. Williams had a lot of burst on that run before his leg got caught up under him. Muhfukkn Ty was averaging 5 yards a carry until he left the game. We were going to wash that chicago defense regardless of who had the ball.
Also let's be honest, if I'm a bears fan, I'm probably more upset about the lapse in defense than I am the offense.
We suck in short yard situations and completely dominated them.
When Josh Sitton was forced to play left tackle for a winner-take-all division showdown with the Minnesota Vikings in 2015, the guy who replaced him at left guard was Lane Taylor.
So, when Taylor walked into a Green Bay Packers' meeting room Tuesday morning and offensive line coach James Campen told him he was going to start at left tackle on Thursday night, Taylor shouldn’t have been surprised.
The Packers don’t pigeon-hole their offensive linemen even though it would be easier to teach them one position when they walk through the door for the first time. They force their linemen to train at multiple positions and sometimes make them play at positions they’ve never played before.
Taylor had trained at both guard positions, but had not worked at tackle.
“I think I had one rep during the spring game of my sophomore year, at right tackle,” Taylor said, recalling the last time he had played tackle. “I didn’t even do a pass set or anything.”
It didn’t matter to Campen, who going into a division showdown with the Chicago Bears was missing all five of his tackles due to a rash of injuries. He was already playing with guard/center Justin McCray at right tackle in place of Bryan Bulaga (ankle), so why not give Taylor a shot at left tackle?
“I said, ‘All right,'" Taylor replied when asked how he reacted. "So I just drowned myself in tackle knowledge and watching film and everything. I was still even watching the guard on film by accident when I was studying.
“I got a couple non-padded reps on Saturday (actually Wednesday). I had Clay (Matthews) go kind of hard at me and (Chris) Odom. That’s all I really did.”
All Taylor did Thursday night was help quarterback Aaron Rodgers (18 of 26 for 169 yards and four touchdowns) stay upright most of the game and the backs rush for a season-high 92 yards on 23 carries (3.8 average). Rodgers was only knocked to the ground twice — both on sacks — and only had to do a fair amount of running outside the pocket.
To be clear, it wasn’t as though the Packers moved the ball up and down the field against the Bears. Rather than put his tackles on islands and force them to take on pass rushers Leonard Floyd, Akiem Hicks, Willie Young and Pernell McPhee, McCarthy surrounded his “tackles” with tight ends, limited deep quarterback drops and ran the ball whenever he could.
He did nothing that would expose Rodgers for extended periods of time and counted on his defense to keep the Bears in check.
http://www.packersnews.com/story/sp...discover-more-depth-offensive-line/714585001/
So, when Taylor walked into a Green Bay Packers' meeting room Tuesday morning and offensive line coach James Campen told him he was going to start at left tackle on Thursday night, Taylor shouldn’t have been surprised.
The Packers don’t pigeon-hole their offensive linemen even though it would be easier to teach them one position when they walk through the door for the first time. They force their linemen to train at multiple positions and sometimes make them play at positions they’ve never played before.
Taylor had trained at both guard positions, but had not worked at tackle.
“I think I had one rep during the spring game of my sophomore year, at right tackle,” Taylor said, recalling the last time he had played tackle. “I didn’t even do a pass set or anything.”
It didn’t matter to Campen, who going into a division showdown with the Chicago Bears was missing all five of his tackles due to a rash of injuries. He was already playing with guard/center Justin McCray at right tackle in place of Bryan Bulaga (ankle), so why not give Taylor a shot at left tackle?
“I said, ‘All right,'" Taylor replied when asked how he reacted. "So I just drowned myself in tackle knowledge and watching film and everything. I was still even watching the guard on film by accident when I was studying.
“I got a couple non-padded reps on Saturday (actually Wednesday). I had Clay (Matthews) go kind of hard at me and (Chris) Odom. That’s all I really did.”
All Taylor did Thursday night was help quarterback Aaron Rodgers (18 of 26 for 169 yards and four touchdowns) stay upright most of the game and the backs rush for a season-high 92 yards on 23 carries (3.8 average). Rodgers was only knocked to the ground twice — both on sacks — and only had to do a fair amount of running outside the pocket.
To be clear, it wasn’t as though the Packers moved the ball up and down the field against the Bears. Rather than put his tackles on islands and force them to take on pass rushers Leonard Floyd, Akiem Hicks, Willie Young and Pernell McPhee, McCarthy surrounded his “tackles” with tight ends, limited deep quarterback drops and ran the ball whenever he could.
He did nothing that would expose Rodgers for extended periods of time and counted on his defense to keep the Bears in check.
http://www.packersnews.com/story/sp...discover-more-depth-offensive-line/714585001/
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Carroll was WAY, WAY worse. Aint "Grabby Smurf" for nothing.
fukk the Cowboys
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Adams is gonna play tomorrow 
These guys gotta think long term
These guys gotta think long term
Packers now 12-0 in last 12 games not played in Atlanta
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Vikings next week! Alone at the top of the NFC Norris after 5 games. :smugrodgers:
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Vikings next week! Alone at the top of the NFC Norris after 5 games. :smugrodgers:
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LONG TERM? HE JUST CAUGHT THAT DUB!!!Adams is gonna play tomorrow
These guys gotta think long term
Seriously, what an effort from him, and once again, our weekly mantra should be: THANK GOD WE HAVE AARON RODGERS. Matter of fact, the thread title should be that. He did it again. I knew 1:13 was plenty of time, I just didn't think it would be that...easy? Other than the 3rd and 8 scramble, that last drive was easy. Thank God he plays QB for us.
And yeah, looks like we accidentally found our RB. Aaron Jones looked FAST out there, which is something new for us at that position. Defense was trash, but got the one big play we needed (and almost the 2nd, if that stadium didn't have that damn skycam). I'm not gonna complain too much, but we REALLY need to start finishing drives. Too many big 3rd down conversions that shouldn't be happening.
Whatever, JerryWorld is our house now. We own that place man.
4-1, 1st place in the division with that Lions loss, and at Minnesota next week. Let's GO! #GoPackGo