Random NFL talk

[Battlelyon]

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

I gotta say it. I would love to see and listen to Beastmode in the studio. The dude is flat out funny and is a lot smarter than some of the other ex-player talking heads out there.

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

Not cursed Battle. Just a worn out dump that needs to be replaced asap with a modern stadium.

 

[Caliskinsfan]

what in the holy heck???!!!



LMAO at this joint venture

 

[shopson67]

what in the holy heck???!!!



LMAO at this joint venture

LOL. Potatoes fertilized by WFT crap, lol.

 

[thedddd]

Weddle Returns To Rams For Playoff Run

The Beard is returning to the playoffs. Eric Weddle has agreed to a deal returning to the Los Angeles Rams …

www.profootballrumors.com

 

[VikingFan2k2]

LOL. Potatoes fertilized by WFT crap, lol.

They're doing it for the Vikings too. It's just an annoying promo by Lay's that is just trying to hard.

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[tabascojet]

Wentz happens....

 

[LambeauLegs]

The Bears doing their best to hire good talented coaches

A good part time job helping to assist coaching the Bears offensive line

They say this actually happened. There are many article on it using google'

$15 an hour for a several time pro bowler to come back in house and help the Bears improve the O line

Olin Kreutz: Bears offered me a job at $15 an hour, they have to change how they do business​

Olin Kreutz: Bears offered me a job at $15 an hour, they have to change how they do business

Olin Kreutz played center for the Bears for 13 seasons and went to six Pro Bowls, and he has a message for team ownership if they want to change the franchise's fortunes: Stop being cheapskates.

profootballtalk.nbcsports.com

Olin Kreutz played center for the Bears for 13 seasons and went to six Pro Bowls, and he has a message for team ownership if they want to change the franchise’s fortunes: Stop being cheapskates.

Kreutz said the Bears need to be willing to spend the money to bring in good people, and they currently aren’t. Kreutz cited his own example of being offered $15 an hour (which is currently the minimum wage in Chicago) to work with the team’s offensive linemen.

 

[VikingFan2k2]

The Bears doing their best to hire good talented coaches

A good part time job helping to assist coaching the Bears offensive line

They say this actually happened. There are many article on it using google'

$15 an hour for a several time pro bowler to come back in house and help the Bears improve the O line

Olin Kreutz: Bears offered me a job at $15 an hour, they have to change how they do business​

Olin Kreutz: Bears offered me a job at $15 an hour, they have to change how they do business

Olin Kreutz played center for the Bears for 13 seasons and went to six Pro Bowls, and he has a message for team ownership if they want to change the franchise's fortunes: Stop being cheapskates.

profootballtalk.nbcsports.com

Olin Kreutz played center for the Bears for 13 seasons and went to six Pro Bowls, and he has a message for team ownership if they want to change the franchise’s fortunes: Stop being cheapskates.

Kreutz said the Bears need to be willing to spend the money to bring in good people, and they currently aren’t. Kreutz cited his own example of being offered $15 an hour (which is currently the minimum wage in Chicago) to work with the team’s offensive linemen.

I heard that story and it is absolutely comical. This isn't some minor league baseball team, this is an NFL team that generates hundreds of millions of revenue a year.

Kreutz had every right to call them out for that ridiculously insulting offer.

 

[Tainthappening]

what in the holy heck???!!!



LMAO at this joint venture

Appears WFT is not the only one... 29 of the 32 teams have this same offer. Appears only Browns, Bengals and Broncos did not participate.

 

[Manster7588]

Appears WFT is not the only one... 29 of the 32 teams have this same offer. Appears only Browns, Bengals and Broncos did not participate.

LOL, Dallas plays on fake grass with groung up tires embedded in it.


OK, Get it they can get dirt from anywhere near the stadium or dirt removed when the built thecstadium, but I'm willing to bet most if not all of us couldn't tell the difference from one chip to the next.



Well maybe LVR chips taste bad, as the dirt here is horrible.

 

[sonnyblack65]

Aaron Donald is pretty good

Kupp is pretty good also Bump

 

[LambeauLegs]

It appears the Pack will be ready with several pro bowlers coming back for the playoffs that missed most of the season.

They did not get much playing time in the last game of the season but hopefully the bye week will allow them to get situated where they can spend quality time on the field

Just how much this means is hard to say but it cant hurt to have many starters back




The top-seeded Green Bay Packers are getting major reinforcements for the start of the postseason. Not only did David Bakhtiari and Josh Myers come back in Week 18, but Jaire Alexander, Za’Darius Smith, Randall Cobb, Billy Turner and Whitney Mercilius could all be back and contributing in one shape or another when the Packers open the playoffs in the NFC Divisional Round next week.

1 big thing each returning Packers player can add to Super Bowl run​

LT David Bakhtiari​

Injury: Torn ACL (missed 16 games to start 2021)

One big thing: Had Bakhtiari been available in last year’s NFC title game, the Packers probably win the game and go on to play in the Super Bowl. The Buccaneers ransacked the Packers passing game with pressure off the edges. With Bakhtiari back, the Packers now have a five-time All-Pro who – even after coming off a significant injury – can better matchup against the elite pass-rushers littering the path to the Super Bowl. It’s fair to wonder if the Packers could become a tad more explosive and even more efficient in the passing game with one of the game’s best pass-blockers back at left tackle.

CB Jaire Alexander​

Injury: Shoulder (out since Week 4)

One big thing: Rookie Eric Stokes and midseason pickup Rasul Douglas have been mostly excellent at cornerback without Alexander on the field. But quarterbacks in the playoffs are often the best of the best at finding weak spots and exploiting them. Tom Brady found matchups against Kevin King and Chandon Sullivan over and over again last January. If Alexander joins Stokes and Douglas, will there be an obvious weakness at cornerback? The Packers would have a terrific trio to face off against the deep passing games of teams like the Cowboys, Buccaneers, Rams and Cardinals.

OLB Za'Darius Smith​

Injury: Back surgery (Out since Week 1)

One big thing: Teams don’t get through the playoff gauntlet without being able to consistently disrupt the quarterback in the pocket. If Smith returns, even in a limited or rotational role, the Packers will be loaded with disruptors. Rashan Gary (81 pressures) and Preston Smith (62 pressures) combined for 143 total pressures in 2021. There would be opportunities in obvious passing situations to get Gary and both Smiths on the field together, especially considering how effective Za’Darius has been when moved inside over the past two seasons. The difference in games between great teams can often be one or two high-leverage situations, like a third-down play in the red zone or late in the game. Having Za’Darius on the field greatly increases Green Bay’s ability to disrupt the quarterback and get a stop.

WR Randall Cobb​

Injury: Core surgery (Out since Week 12)

One big thing: Trust, and where it manifests most for Aaron Rodgers in Cobb – on third down and in the red zone. Rodgers always trusts him to find a pocket of space and be where he needs to be, especially in the middle of the field and in the scoring area. He might not put up huge numbers, but don’t be surprised if Cobb makes one or two important plays in a postseason game this month. And remember, the last time Cobb was on the field and healthy, he created 95 yards and a score in one half of play against the Rams, a potential divisional-round opponent.

C Josh Myers​

Injury: Knee (missed 10 games)

One big thing: Myers is a rookie with five games of NFL experience, but he’s bigger and more effective than Lucas Patrick in the run game from the center position, and his return allows the Packers to use Patrick at right guard over inconsistent rookie Royce Newman. Myers at center and Patrick at right guard is certainly an upgrade over Patrick at center and Newman at right guard, especially in pass protection.

RT Billy Turner​

Injury: Knee (missed final 4 regular season games)

One big thing: If Turner returns, the Packers will have four of their five preferred starters along the offensive line available to start the playoffs. Not having Elgton Jenkins is a blow, but Jon Runyan Jr. has played well at left guard. When healthy, Bakhtiari and Turner give the Packers a legitimate starting duo at offensive tackle – much better than Turner and Rick Wagner during last season’s playoff run.

OLB Whitney Mercilus​

Injury: Biceps (Out since Week 10)

One big thing: If nothing else, the depth for the Packers at edge rusher is now much better. Mercilus, in four games in Green Bay before his injury, produced 10 pressures and a sack, so there’s still gas left in the tank. If there’s an injury at outside linebacker or the Packers need another rusher on the field in a big spot, would you feel better about Mercilus or inconsistent second-year linebacker Jonathan Garvin?

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[Caliskinsfan]

the Kirk train rolls on...

 

[Tainthappening]

the Kirk train rolls on...

That appears to be extension signed March 2020.

Vikings currently without GM or coach... so hard to believe they would be extending anyone right now.

 

[Caliskinsfan]

That appears to be extension signed March 2020.

Vikings currently without GM or coach... so hard to believe they would be extending anyone right now.

oops, fell for it, lol

 

[sonnyblack65]

Lol more relaxed, hope so, could see him smoking a doob on the set He was dropping the F bomb on the Manning Brothers show