2021-2022 NFL Season

[Ardmore Mug]

I saw an article that said TB is due to receive $15mil due from his $20 mil signing bonus, on FEB 4! !!   

and that great reporter, Adam Schefter broke the news ! ! !  HMMMMM   

[jesmu84]

Today, the Chicago bears hired their first assistant GM in team history

[GB Warrior]

Today, the Chicago bears hired their first assistant GM in team history

Pace would still be GM if there were any other fingerprints on the gun

[Jockey]

No way Rodgers retires now.  He would want no part of sharing Canton with TB.

Funny. My absolute 1st thought was "Aaron isn't gonna retire now". Obviously for the reason you state.

[4everwarriors]

Eye kan give ya 45 million reasons why #12 duzant retire, hey?

[DegenerateDish]

Luke Getsy is your new OC…in Chicago.

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

Luke Getsy is your new OC…in Chicago.

Stenavich was always going to be LaFleur’s OC choice. Getsy was the guy hired to keep AR happy.

[JWags85]

Stenavich was always going to be LaFleur’s OC choice. Getsy was the guy hired to keep AR happy.

Is that a "The Packers cooled on him"?

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

Is that a "The Packers cooled on him"?

No just that if they were going to promote one to keep around it was going to be him. Not that they are happy Getsy is gone or anything.

[GB Warrior]

Seems like a win-win. Getsy is ready to call plays (Steno likely not), and Stenovich is one of the best assistant coaches this past season for what he did with the Packers OL this season.

[Uncle Rico]

Seems like a win-win. Getsy is ready to call plays (Steno likely not), and Stenovich is one of the best assistant coaches this past season for what he did with the Packers OL this season.

Getsy is a trader

[Lennys Tap]

It would be smart to trade him outside the conference if you're gonna trade him at all, yes.

Not saying that you and the Fluffy one aren’t right but I don’t see this as logical on the Packers part. Without Rodgers they’re not going anywhere for a few years anyway. All things being equal, trade him to the AFC. But if an NFC team offers a better return and hastens the rebuild I think they should take it.

[Hards Alumni]

Not saying that you and the Fluffy one aren’t right but I don’t see this as logical on the Packers part. Without Rodgers they’re not going anywhere for a few years anyway. All things being equal, trade him to the AFC. But if an NFC team offers a better return and hastens the rebuild I think they should take it.

100% agree.  You take what you can get, and if Rodgers beats you, he beats you.

[MU82]

Getsy is a trader

Which stocks does he buy and sell?

Not saying that you and the Fluffy one aren’t right but I don’t see this as logical on the Packers part. Without Rodgers they’re not going anywhere for a few years anyway. All things being equal, trade him to the AFC. But if an NFC team offers a better return and hastens the rebuild I think they should take it.

Reasonable point. And it's not as if this would be the first intra-conference trade in history.

Then again, GMs and coaches are very confident in themselves and the Packers' brain-trust might not agree that they're not going anywhere for years. They might think they could manage games with Love the same way the Niners do with JG, and they know their division blows, so 9-8 might be good enough.

Gonna be an interesting couple of months in Cheezland.

[Jockey]

Which stocks does he buy and sell?

Reasonable point. And it's not as if this would be the first intra-conference trade in history.

Then again, GMs and coaches are very confident in themselves and the Packers' brain-trust might not agree that they're not going anywhere for years. They might think they could manage games with Love the same way the Niners do with JG, and they know their division blows, so 9-8 might be good enough.

Gonna be an interesting couple of months in Cheezland.

Love is only Jimmy G in his dreams.

[Uncle Rico]

Which stocks does he buy and sell?

Reasonable point. And it's not as if this would be the first intra-conference trade in history.

Then again, GMs and coaches are very confident in themselves and the Packers' brain-trust might not agree that they're not going anywhere for years. They might think they could manage games with Love the same way the Niners do with JG, and they know their division blows, so 9-8 might be good enough.

Gonna be an interesting couple of months in Cheezland.

He trades on the passionate hearts of the best and most knowledgeable football fans in the world by going to the hated Bears.

[MU82]

Love is only Jimmy G in his dreams.

You might be right that Love stinks. I don't see the Packers enough to know. I don't go to training camp. I've never seen a Packer practice. And I did not see the one game he started when Rodgers was out. But I guess I don't know how somebody can look at the very, very small sample size that the public has seen and conclude that he'll never be able to play QB in the NFL.

As a rookie, John Elway was totally lost. Peyton threw about 800 interceptions. Lawrence was often a disaster this past season. Etc, etc, etc. And of course, plenty of guys have been busts, too; there are statues of Ryan Leaf, JaMarcus Russell and David Klingler at the Bust Hall of Fame.

I just don't know how an open-minded Packers fan can conclude with certainty that Jordan Love will never be a good -- or even decent -- QB.

[Uncle Rico]

You might be right that Love stinks. I don't see the Packers enough to know. I don't go to training camp. I've never seen a Packer practice. And I did not see the one game he started when Rodgers was out. But I guess I don't know how somebody can look at the very, very small sample size that the public has seen and conclude that he'll never be able to play QB in the NFL.

As a rookie, John Elway was totally lost. Peyton threw about 800 interceptions. Lawrence was often a disaster this past season. Etc, etc, etc. And of course, plenty of guys have been busts, too; there are statues of Ryan Leaf, JaMarcus Russell and David Klingler at the Bust Hall of Fame.

I just don't know how an open-minded Packers fan can conclude with certainty that Jordan Love will never be a good -- or even decent -- QB.

Rodgers was hot trash in his first two camps and pre-seasons.  He was bad enough people opined he was a wasted pick. 

[tower912]

You might be right that Love stinks.

J. Geils said it first.   And best.

[cheebs09]

Rodgers was hot trash in his first two camps and pre-seasons.  He was bad enough people opined he was a wasted pick.

Wasn’t there a point where the fan base wanted to trade him for Larry Johnson, the former Chiefs RB.

[Uncle Rico]

Wasn’t there a point where the fan base wanted to trade him for Larry Johnson, the former Chiefs RB.

I don’t recall that, but terrible ideas get floated all the time 😂

[wadesworld]

The Packers were fine letting Favre go heading into Rodgers’s third year because they knew what they had in Rodgers.

The Packers would go out and get Clay Matthews, AJ Hawk, Jordy Nelson, and James Jones tomorrow (as they did with Randall Cobb) if Rodgers told them to because they know what they have in Jordan Love going into his third season.

[DegenerateDish]

If I’m Josh McDaniels, this is the offseason I’m leaving for some place else.

I thought this made sense this offseason more than any other. McDaniels is your new Raiders coach.

[JWags85]

I thought this made sense this offseason more than any other. McDaniels is your new Raiders coach.

An organization coming off a season of massive dysfunction adds the spotty track record HC in McDaniels.  This should be entertaining

[MU82]

Burrow running for his life on every snap. He's a pretty damn good QB who would be top-5 if they give him a line. Maybe he already is top-5 and he could be top-3.