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Ted Thompson genius or dumb***?



We all know Ted Thompson prides himself on building threw the draft but when you have a team this close to being a real superbowl contender should he of been more active in free agency?  Well Miami just made the trade for Marshall.  The Bears went and got their quarterback last season and this season added Peppers on their D-line along with Chester Taylor in the back field and a solid tightend.  The Lions Quarterback has a impressive rookie season under his belt and looks to improve on that, and Minnesota who won the division with a great defense the best runningback in the game good young recievers and an old gun slinger playing like his 21 years old who we all know is coming back for another year and the packers did what?  NOTHING AGAIN!  I understand that building threw the draft is what makes organazation successful but the window to win a super bowl opens and closes very fast. 

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The window is just opening

Chill dude. When you look at the structure of the NFL the real key to a SB window is your QB. That’s how the Pats and Colts have year in and year out SB contending teams. It’s how the Saints can go from medicore to SB champs in one year. There are very few exceptions to this rule, but generally if you have an elite QB you have good shot.

Look at the NFC as of right now:
The Viking’s window should close after this year unless a miracle happens at their QB position next year.
The Saints should solidly have a few years of that window being open, but it looks like they may have a roster reset coming.
There are a bunch of teams that may make a jump, such as the Falcons and 49ers, but they need a bit more talent to make a hard push.
The NFC East is changing and who knows how it will shake out…the Giants have been hit and miss the last few years, the Redskins are coming along but who knows what kind of chemistry they ever have, the Eagles may take a year or two to stablize and move on, and the Cowboys…well it’s always tough to tell if they are going to be a legit contender or not.

The Packer’s window is just opening. A-rod is starting his career really and hasn’t hit his prime. Most of the offensive talent is young. The D will continue to grow in the system and needs a few playmakers on the outside, but should continue to be solid at the very least.

We don’t need to be desperate, and there really weren’t that many great deals to be had this offseason. Instead it will be interesting to see how we treat this deep draft plays out and what we can secure.

by PackApologist on Apr 14, 2010 3:35 PM CDT reply actions  

To answer your question

TT genius or dumbsh**? Well I would say neither, but I have been generally happy with his work. It’s rare that teams that make headlines in April make headlines in January. The Pack don’t need the hype that many other teams need, just be patient and look forward to an exciting season.

by PackApologist on Apr 14, 2010 3:37 PM CDT reply actions  

I personally think Ted is doing a fine job. No GM is perfect. Wolf made mistakes too like Jon Michels and Antuan Edwards. It could be worse, we could still have Mike Sherman and his draft poorly AND throw big money at other team’s trash (Joe Johnson) strategy

"I agree but dont agree"

by juggernaut400 on Apr 16, 2010 4:06 AM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

+1

"No player is greater than a team."
-Vince Lombardi

by Jabooty on Apr 19, 2010 7:50 AM CDT up reply actions  

You bring up the Bears, Lions, and Vikings

We swept the Bears and Lions (We’ll do it again this year as well), and we’ve won five of our past eight against Minnesota (As soon as Favre leaves, we’ll sweep them yet again) These teams have all gotten better, but it’s not as though the Packers have fallen behind.

by Charlie Kelly on Apr 14, 2010 3:55 PM CDT reply actions  

is Sproo saying we should have traded 2 2nd round picks for Marshall? For Dumervil or Champ Bailey I would for sure say yes (I would probably trade 2 1sts for Dumervil), but WR is not a position of immediate need. Not to mention that Marshall is a team cancer.

"I agree but dont agree"

by juggernaut400 on Apr 14, 2010 4:37 PM CDT reply actions  

Its a what have you done for me lately league and you never know whats going to happen. A Rod could get hurt at tomarrow. The point is your so close right now! MAYBE Thompson shouldve tried to make a move or two to make us beter. Could you imagine if marshall played for the pack? Rodgers would feel like Kurt Warner did for the greatest show on turf. Or if Capers had Peppers on the edge. Its not about how long the window will be open for because it could close tomarrow. Its that its open now! GO PACK GO!

by Sproo44 on Apr 14, 2010 4:44 PM CDT reply actions  

He did make a move or two to make us better

He signed:
Mark Tauscher (an unrestricted free agent)
Chad Cliffton (another unrestricted free agent who we won a bidding war with Washington with)
Extended the deal of Nick Collins (a two time pro bowl safety)
Extended the deal of Ryan Pickett (our main anchor along the D-line)

There were also some no names he brought in as well to see what they have. I wouldnt’ call that nothing, just not as sexy or splashy as what some other teams have done.

by PackApologist on Apr 14, 2010 5:11 PM CDT up reply actions  

Agreed

He was very active, he just signed all his own free agents. It doesn’t grab a bunch of headlines, but I think they should count too.

by Brandon on Apr 15, 2010 12:08 AM CDT up reply actions  

Oh Yeah!!

I think TT has learned his lesson in that regard, and has and is paying attention to the Free Agents in Green Bay…They are a few players away from going to the SB this year and beyond.

by Buddyruff on Apr 15, 2010 10:15 AM CDT up reply actions  

Tauscher and Cliffton?

Man you much want Rodger’s dead and how a does that make us better? Resigning a 32 and 33 year old linemen that have had injury problems

by Sproo44 on Apr 15, 2010 3:45 PM CDT up reply actions  

Did you watch the O-line last year?

When Cliffy and Tausch were healthy the sacks were average to below average. When they weren’t there it wasn’t pretty. It’s really that simple.

Now are they the future? Hell no. Hens the reason you see Pack fans talking about TJ Lang and begging for a young LT through either a trade or the draft. That’s the point. But the reason why no one is just going into melt down is because we have a basic stop gap in those two guys for hopefully this year.

by PackApologist on Apr 15, 2010 4:15 PM CDT up reply actions  

You keep responding to Sproo44

as if he or his half-baked opinions should be taken seriously. I’d recommend stopping that.

by 400metres on Apr 15, 2010 6:30 PM CDT up reply actions   1 recs

Or another way

By your logic Bill Polian of the Colts is doing a horrible job. Payton Manning could be taken out of the game at any point and Polian has done NOTHING to build around him. The Colts again have not signed a single free agent to put around Manning!

Or..

Why is Bill Belechek just sitting around? He has tons of draft picks but he didn’t deal for Brandon Marshall! Doesnt’ he know that Brady and Moss are getting older?

We could go on and on like this. Face it Sproo, the good teams in this league don’t make waves this time of year. TT has done a good job of rebuilding the team and the future is bright, and he’s doing it the right way to make us a year in and year out power.

by PackApologist on Apr 14, 2010 5:15 PM CDT up reply actions  

Bill Belechek?

If I remember right he was the one who signed Randy Moss for a 4th ROUND PICK!!! Oh yeah and they went to the super bowl the that year and Tom Brady broke a bunch of passing records and the Colts just made it to the Super Bowl AGAIN! Good examples! I never said to go throw money around but if thier is a player out there who could make us better do it. Threw trade or free agents.

by Sproo44 on Apr 15, 2010 3:53 PM CDT up reply actions  

*sigh*

They are good examples because of their inactivity and how great they each are.

The Colts didn’t become year in and year out SB contenders overnight. It took patient building, and not many stupid moves in the off season. It’s what they do over there, they draft well and build their own guys. That’s what TT is doing as well. Never forget that.

As for the Moss trade, well just get over yourself. That was a couple years ago now, and the Pack did alright that year. Also, the team that beat us also beat the Pats that year with Moss for the same reasons why they beat us (they got after the QB).

Moral of the story, TT is doing a good job. He makes gutsy decisions and has generally drafted well. The team is in a great spot overall, and we don’t want to blow that by making a move for the mere motivation of exciting the fan base. The Pack fans will be excited with or without a move like that.

by PackApologist on Apr 15, 2010 4:11 PM CDT up reply actions  

The colts have the greatest QB probably of all time and one super bowl win. I am not that impressed with them and neither are colt fans. TT is doing a good job I just wonder if he could be doing beter. Im not bashing him. Hes done a lot of great things but hes also made mistakes as all GMs do. Maybe I am impatient. PackApologist you make some great points I just hope TT knows what hes doing for both our sakes!

by Sproo44 on Apr 15, 2010 10:59 PM CDT up reply actions  

TT is doing a good job I just wonder if he could be doing beter.

I think there are for sure some things that he could be doing better. He has done a good job of building a core of guys through the draft. I kind of feel like he is almost to the point where he needs to start trying to make other moves (FA’s and trades) to try and get us over that hump. It’s usually pretty difficult to draft guys who can come in and make an impact right away. Most guys take 2-3 years to really develop, and by the time they start coming into their own then there is another position where we’ll need help.

by packallday555 on Apr 16, 2010 10:03 AM CDT up reply actions  

Another great example of how a franchise should be run would be the Steelers

Most SB’s in the history of the league.
Year in and year out competitors.
Won two out of the last four (maybe five?) years.
That’s a pretty good track record and again they don’t make the desperate moves you are bashing TT for not making. They also don’t let their players do too much crap either. I can respect that.

by PackApologist on Apr 15, 2010 4:18 PM CDT up reply actions  

Cancer

So was Andre Rison………….

by Sproo44 on Apr 14, 2010 4:44 PM CDT reply actions  

and he played what? one two games for us?

He hardly had a memorable career as a Packer, mostly just one good game. Don’t give Wolf too much credit for that one.

by PackApologist on Apr 14, 2010 5:08 PM CDT up reply actions  

and scored a TD in the SUPER BOWL

Wolf was a great GM and made A LOT of very good signings! Didnt say he was going in the pack hall of fame but he helped us win a super bowl

by Sproo44 on Apr 15, 2010 3:56 PM CDT up reply actions  

and that's pretty much all he did in GB

I’m not arguing whether Wolf was great or not. Just pointing out that of all the signings that he made, the Rison one was about as minor as they get. They pretty much just brought him on cause of injuries during the post season to fill out the WR spot.

by PackApologist on Apr 15, 2010 4:12 PM CDT up reply actions  

its all we needed

he brought him in because he knew we were close and he could make an impact and he did. How is a signing that helped win a super bowl considered minor. For the short time he was with us he did good. Im not saying lets vote him in the hall. Just saying it helped thats all.

by Sproo44 on Apr 15, 2010 11:07 PM CDT up reply actions  

Wolf vs. TT

Rison was signed because Robert Brooks went down. I seem to recall our team being is grave danger when Brooks went down, so that was why Rison was signed. Favre was traded for and Reggie White was signed as an Unrestricted Free Agent. Those are the big names big contributors that Ron Wolf signed and props to him for finding those gems for us.

TT signed Charles Woodson and I’m even going to include Aaron Kampmann. Kampmann was not good at all his first couple years…then he became a free agent. I was one that said he needed to go. What did TT do? He resigned him and I ate my words. Resigning your own players definately counts. Experience in the same system is a lot more valuable then scraps from another team.

Who should have we got this year? Would you feel comfortable in paying Julius Peppers more then our franchise QB Aaron Rodgers? Especially considering that Peppers only tries half the time and would be in his 1st season in a 3-4 defense. No thanks. CB Antonio Cromartie has been declining since his rookie season. Obviously there’s a good reason when a team wants to deal their former 1st Round pick away for a lower draft pick in compensation. Who else is available? LT and Westbrook? Both are way past their prime and were eagerly cut by their teams (that had a far better OL than what we have), so how would they improve our team? Maybe as a 3rd down back for the right price…again I will say it, “FOR THE RIGHT PRICE.”

So, do I agree that TT could be more active? Certainly. Am I upset that he isn’t though, no. If you want a GM that signed a free agent every year, we can all refer to the glory days of Mike Sherman. I say we stay patient and wait for the gem to come to us. It’s a rare occurence when they come around, so that’s why we build through the draft.

"No player is greater than a team."
-Vince Lombardi

by Jabooty on Apr 19, 2010 8:07 AM CDT up reply actions  

Kampman…

He saw something in him that a lot of us missed. When the Vikings tried to sign him away before his last contract, he wasn’t anyone I thought we’d miss. I was surprised we matched. Shows why TT is the GM and I am a Marketing Director and not employed in sports! haha

by TrevorR on Apr 19, 2010 2:33 PM CDT up reply actions  

I might have been seriously considering the LT from the Ravens

He seems like a beast. Yes he may have issues, but he’s young and didn’t let much in the way of sacks or hurries on Flacco last year. He’s only been in three years but tha’ts three years more than any LT your going to pick out to the draft, and getting beaten out of your position by Oher, well that ain’t all that bad either.

So I think you could have done some things in the off season to help your chances this year, but you have a pretty solid team, and team chemistry is something a lot of people don’t think about enough.

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 19, 2010 4:30 PM CDT up reply actions  

Yeah chemistry is huge…especially on Oline. The group GB had in during the bulk of Favre’s later years wasn’t really a pro bowl cast but they knew how to get the job done together after YEARS of working together as a unit. The Oline is one place where chemistry and experience really pay off. The packers are not there right now…it will probably be another couple years before this oline can really achieve at that high level because of all the position jockeying.

by TrevorR on Apr 19, 2010 11:02 PM CDT up reply actions  

I think they will need to start phasing in new talent in the tacke position though

The ones you have are getting a bit long in the tooth, and you don’t want to wait while they get ancient, because then you end up with what the Vikes had in the 90’s which is trying to rebuild your entire O-Line instead of just parts.

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 20, 2010 7:43 AM CDT up reply actions  

Yeah you are right on there. It has to happen and soon if this team is ever going to be a cohesive unit. Thats why I said it might be a few years before this line really reaches its full potential!

by TrevorR on Apr 20, 2010 10:32 AM CDT up reply actions  

That team had Reggie and there is no way that Reggie would tolerate Rison’s BS. We currently don’t have a player of Reggie’s status to inhibit that kind of attitude.

Also, I met Rison when he was in River Falls training camp with the Chiefs. He didn’t seem like too bad of a guy. He even let me try on his Super Bowl ring.

"I agree but dont agree"

by juggernaut400 on Apr 15, 2010 11:09 AM CDT up reply actions  

I wouldn’t say dumb or genius. He has made some excellent moves and also made some pretty terrible ones. He’s drafted extremely well at times with Rodgers, Jennings, Finely, Collins, and Matthews who are all Pro Bowl type guys. Getting Woodson and Pickett through FA was a great move for him as well. But at the same time he hasn’t done well with our OL whatsoever, and has made some questionable personnel moves.

You compare us to the Lions but the reality is we’re kind of in the situation as them, at least as far as comparing our players goes in that we both are really, really young teams with guys who have great potential. Only we were 11-5 to their 2-14 last year. I don’t want to rag on them but we’re probably a few years ahead of them when looking at the prospects of potentially being a SB contender.

The Bears are a tough one to judge. I thought last year they’d be really great last year with Urlacher coming back along with Harris, and most of all the addition of Cutler but they had a pretty down year. That OL looked/looks shaky, though moving Williams to LT full time could help better the unit. I still don’t know if it will be good enough for Martz’s passing oriented offense, which uses a lot of 5 and 7 step drop plays though.

Though Manulemana (sp? haha butchered that one) will essentially be a 3rd OT out there, and they’ll have Taylor and Forte for Cutler to throw too (which could help slow the pass rush a bit). Not that Cutler didn’t have Forte last year but Martz is excellent at utilizing Rb’s in his systems, and I think Taylor is one of the better receiving Rb’s in the league with Forte not being too far behind.

Peppers is a beast, and he will be for them but I think they need Urlacher to play at a high level again. He really runs that defense, and his ability to drop back in that Tampa 2 scheme Lovie uses is critical. They could be a force but I’m not sure I can believe it or think it until I see it.

The Vikings are a really good team, and better then us at this point. I think really the only shot we have at overtaking them is hoping some of our guys like Jennings, Finely, and Matthews turn into elite guys, while guys like Raji, Jones, and Lang improve a lot as well. Obviously it would be hard for all that too happen, and it likely won’t but having a few of those guys really step their play up could help out the team a lot. I should mention guys like Pat Lee, Blackmon, and Harris too. It’s hard to put Harris in that category but the guy did blow out his knee, and is 35 years old. As much as I see him as an absolute beast in my mind, every guy eventually gets to that point where he just can’t play anymore (or at least at a high enough level). If Lee or Blackmon can be a solid nickel or dime back for us that could really help us out.

I guess the way I look at it is TT starting essentially started rebuilding this team in 2005. We struggled from this at times, and other times we’ve been ok. The talent wasn’t always there before (aside from 2007), and currently it seems like it is. This is really the time that the team TT has put together should really start to excel. Obviously I think the team is going to start excelling but I’m a homer, and want nothing more then that haha. The OL we’re going into what should be the era where we become a contender leaves something to be desired but I guess we’re just going to have to hope TT can find a way to get a couple of OT’s to in the next couple of years.

Haha super long post sorry! Thanks if you read through it too haha! Though it’ll probably end up being much too long for many of you to stick too.

by packallday555 on Apr 15, 2010 1:50 AM CDT reply actions  

I stuck with it and agree

Although I would suggest that we are not as far behind the Vikings as you think. In both games we played against them we stayed pass for pass with them generally until letting it slip away at the end. Now remember that was during the dark times of our offensive line, with even the smallest improvement in that area we should be able to match up with them.

by PackApologist on Apr 15, 2010 8:54 AM CDT up reply actions  

I don’t think we’re really all that far behind but I’m still not sure about our current OL and secondary. The OL should be alright if Clifton can stay healthy but I don’t know about the secondary. We got torched by Favre last season twice, and while some of that was because of our lack of pass rush, a lot of it was because of our secondary woes. We really need somebody to be able to come back for us and play the nickel and dime spots at a respectable level. Bigby needs to be much better as well.

by packallday555 on Apr 15, 2010 1:17 PM CDT up reply actions  

The good news is that our secondary is better than theirs

The problem is that with their defensive line the rest of the defense can be supremely average and they will still be solid.

That’s why all we need is a just some improvement along the line to be able to pull out games against the Vikes.

I will admit that it will take probably 2-3 years before we start dominated them though.

by PackApologist on Apr 15, 2010 1:38 PM CDT up reply actions  

Yeah, Raji and Jones improving could help us out a lot. I think some of our struggles were scheme related too though. It seemed like we really struggled to execute in our games against the Steelers, Vikings, and Cardinals. Lots of times it seemed like there were just massive holes for Favre, Ben, or Warner to throw too.

by packallday555 on Apr 15, 2010 1:52 PM CDT up reply actions  

You'll start dominating us after about one year

If we have TJ in the back field tossing balls, well yeah I don’t think I need to go into that anymore than I already have… Lets just say Rodgers shouldn’t watch you guys on defense TJ’s crappiness might rub off on him.

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 15, 2010 1:58 PM CDT up reply actions  

Haha I’m praying that Jackson will be the guy Chilly goes with when Farve is gone. I know some Vikes fans still have faith in him but I just don’t see it.

by packallday555 on Apr 15, 2010 2:16 PM CDT up reply actions  

It's amazing that two letters can pretty much derail an entire thread

100% of the time. I will say this if TJ is the QB I’m going to be hard pressed to watch the games. (I’ll still watch them but G’Dm if I’m going to enjoy them…)

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 16, 2010 8:15 AM CDT up reply actions  

It would probably be similar to us Packers fans having to watch Allen Barbre consistently let Aaron Rodgers get sacked haha.

by packallday555 on Apr 16, 2010 10:04 AM CDT up reply actions  

I have a feeling that Clausen will fall to the Vikings like Rodgers did for us.

Also like Rodgers, I have a feeling Clausen will spend three seasons on the bench behind Favre.

by Charlie Kelly on Apr 16, 2010 3:14 PM CDT up reply actions  

3?

Wow you really think Favre will come back for 3 more years?

by Yankees10 on Apr 16, 2010 3:50 PM CDT up reply actions  

I was being sarcastic

But I do think there is a chance that Clausen falls that far.

by Charlie Kelly on Apr 17, 2010 7:48 AM CDT up reply actions  

Oh ok

Yeah I agree I also think he has a chance to fall that far, but I have a feeling some team will trade up to grab him before that.

by Yankees10 on Apr 17, 2010 12:18 PM CDT up reply actions  

I hope he does.

Even if he has to buy whoper jr’s because of his small hands.

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 19, 2010 4:31 PM CDT up reply actions  

Wow you have a hell of an opinion of the old man

While i would have to say yipee with the thought of Favre playing more than one season. I kind of doubt he’ll be up and running for another three. Plus I hate to say it because he’s did a bang up job last year but I just can’t see him being this good for to much longer. Also, since we’re winning the superbowl next year I think he’ll retire after a ring.. :)

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 16, 2010 3:56 PM CDT up reply actions  

betcha a dollar :D

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 19, 2010 4:32 PM CDT up reply actions  

I can see where you are coming from

I think you are being a bit optimistic about Clausen dropping that far, but it’s not completely unreasonable. What would very interesting is if some of the other teams in need of a QB such as Oakland or Buffalo pass on Clausen and then try to come back to him later ala Brady Quinn.

by PackApologist on Apr 16, 2010 4:44 PM CDT up reply actions  

I don't see it

I think him and Tebow will be gone by pick 30. I think McCoy will be there, and if he is, I’d like to see the VIkings pull the trigger.

"We're used to Favre-a-palooza now. We're engulfed in Favre-a-palooza. It's not even Favre-a-palooza anymore. He's family now."

--Vikings TE Visanthe Shiancoe, on Brett Favre

by Ted Glover on Apr 16, 2010 10:39 PM CDT up reply actions  

You think McCoy and Tebow are both worth first rounders?

One’s a fullback who can kind of throw and one’s Kyle Orton without the badass neckbeard. You’d really need to be desperate to draft either in the first two or three rounds.

by Charlie Kelly on Apr 17, 2010 7:47 AM CDT up reply actions  

Tebow late first, early second

and I think McCoy is a solid second rounder. But with the Vikes picking 30th I don’t see him being there at the end of the second. So unless they make a trade to move up they’ll need to use their first round pick on him.

Personally, I think somebody takes a chance on Tebow in the top half of the first round.

"We're used to Favre-a-palooza now. We're engulfed in Favre-a-palooza. It's not even Favre-a-palooza anymore. He's family now."

--Vikings TE Visanthe Shiancoe, on Brett Favre

by Ted Glover on Apr 19, 2010 7:03 PM CDT up reply actions  

I hope they do that and leave Clausen

That way we can get him instead of Tebow. I really think Chilly likes Tebow..

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 20, 2010 7:44 AM CDT up reply actions  

Tebow and McCoy are not 1st rounders.

by Yankees10 on Apr 17, 2010 12:19 PM CDT up reply actions  

I’d be willing to bet Tebow will go in the 1st. Not sure about McCoy though.

by packallday555 on Apr 17, 2010 8:10 PM CDT up reply actions  

I’d be willing to bet he doesn’t. I just cant see it happening.

by Yankees10 on Apr 17, 2010 9:57 PM CDT up reply actions  

I don’t think he should but a lot of the draft “experts” are making it sound like he will be taken in the 1st. I think the Vikings would take him at 30 if he were still there.

by packallday555 on Apr 18, 2010 3:51 PM CDT up reply actions  

I think they would go McCoy over Tebow.

by Yankees10 on Apr 18, 2010 5:16 PM CDT up reply actions  

Possible, yeah. I just have been hearing some things on the news and in the newspapers hinting that they have some legitimate interest in Tebow. They had him in for a private work-out, and attended Florida’s pro-day. Haha I hope they do take him cause I don’t think he’ll ever be an NFL Qb but I guess we’ll see.

by packallday555 on Apr 18, 2010 8:22 PM CDT up reply actions  

Yeah me too.

I agree I doubt he will ever be anything special as a QB. So your right I hope the Vikings do waste a pick on him lol.

by Yankees10 on Apr 18, 2010 8:35 PM CDT up reply actions  

Problem is

Will he be there at 62? Sure he’ll be there on our first pass but hoping he’s there on the second seems like suicide. Personally I’m hoping we trade up in the second. I do like Colt though. Unfortunately I think we’ll be picking up Tebow, Childress does like his QB’s athletic and none to smart…

It's a lot easier to love the Vikings when they win...

by Grime on Apr 19, 2010 4:34 PM CDT up reply actions  

Dummy

That was easy. :)

"We're used to Favre-a-palooza now. We're engulfed in Favre-a-palooza. It's not even Favre-a-palooza anymore. He's family now."

--Vikings TE Visanthe Shiancoe, on Brett Favre

by Ted Glover on Apr 16, 2010 10:37 PM CDT reply actions  

It depends upon the offseason

There were some offseasons I wish we could have been more active, but I am extremely happy he didn’t go after any free agents this year. I don’t feel any of the free agents right now will help our team. There is a reason guys like Brian Westbrook has not been signed by 32 NFL teams. The Packers are just 1 of the 32 teams. Maybe it’s Westbrook wanting starter pay, I don’t know. Perhaps he could be a serviceable 3rd Down back…but is the price right?

"No player is greater than a team."
-Vince Lombardi

by Jabooty on Apr 19, 2010 7:49 AM CDT reply actions  

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