2022-2023 NFL Season

[Dr. Blackheart]

His breaking story this weekend was that Arlington Park employees were told they had to be out of their offices Tuesday and that the Bears would close "sooner than the end of March."
So, to answer your question, no.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W4QasiY_Lw&feature=youtu.be

With the implication that when you have to vacate the property it means it is closing, which it just did today.

Who about a real scoop from your source?  How is this being funded? 

[Pakuni]

With the implication that when you have to vacate the property it means it is closing, which it just did today.

Who about a real scoop from your source?  How is this being funded?

My source doesn't take Scoop requests.

[Dr. Blackheart]

My source doesn't take Scoop requests.

Yet you are Mr. Scoop?  Confused

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Yet you are Mr. Scoop?  Confused

Pakuni knows everything.

[Pakuni]

Yet you are Mr. Scoop?  Confused

Yes, you are.

[Jockey]

Bob McGinn, who has covered the Packers for decades, said in a podcast with Tyler Dunne of GoLongTD.com that the team is ready to move on from Rodgers.

"They are done with Rodgers," McGinn said, citing his own instincts, his knowledge of the league, and "discussions with someone who [has] first-hand knowledge" of the Packers. "He's not coming back. I mean, they're disgusted with him, and they're done with him. And they're moving on."


He also said that Love will be the starter even if Aaron comes back.

I know McGinn is not linked in like he used to be. Is he just trying to be relevant again or is he on to something.

I was one of the few here who said Rodgers would remain last time they had this issue. This time even before reading McGinn's comments, I thought at best it was 50/50.

[cheebs09]

I think the subpar year from Rodgers and the team overall has given them the cover to move on. I think most fans are ready.

[GB Warrior]

Bob McGinn, who has covered the Packers for decades, said in a podcast with Tyler Dunne of GoLongTD.com that the team is ready to move on from Rodgers.

"They are done with Rodgers," McGinn said, citing his own instincts, his knowledge of the league, and "discussions with someone who [has] first-hand knowledge" of the Packers. "He's not coming back. I mean, they're disgusted with him, and they're done with him. And they're moving on."


He also said that Love will be the starter even if Aaron comes back.

I know McGinn is not linked in like he used to be. Is he just trying to be relevant again or is he on to something.

I was one of the few here who said Rodgers would remain last time they had this issue. This time even before reading McGinn's comments, I thought at best it was 50/50.

Bob McGinn is washed but c'mon. Mike Hunt could have put 2 and 2 together. It is time at every level. Everyone is ready.

[The Sultan]

McGinn is 100% correct. The team is more than ready to move on and Rodgers knows this. He knows he's done in GB.

[Uncle Rico]

Bob McGinn, who has covered the Packers for decades, said in a podcast with Tyler Dunne of GoLongTD.com that the team is ready to move on from Rodgers.

"They are done with Rodgers," McGinn said, citing his own instincts, his knowledge of the league, and "discussions with someone who [has] first-hand knowledge" of the Packers. "He's not coming back. I mean, they're disgusted with him, and they're done with him. And they're moving on."


He also said that Love will be the starter even if Aaron comes back.

I know McGinn is not linked in like he used to be. Is he just trying to be relevant again or is he on to something.

I was one of the few here who said Rodgers would remain last time they had this issue. This time even before reading McGinn's comments, I thought at best it was 50/50.

In a past existence, I had some contact with a JS guy and he swore no one was more professional and well-connected than McGinn.  Still, saying GB would make 12 a backup if he were to return is bananas insane.  Do I believe they'd like him to ask for a trade?  Yes, 100% but he isn't coming back to be a backup nor would they make him a backup.

Side note, Michael Hunt's professionalism was not as respected 😂

[WhiteTrash]

In a past existence, I had some contact with a JS guy and he swore no one was more professional and well-connected than McGinn.  Still, saying GB would make 12 a backup if he were to return is bananas insane.  Do I believe they'd like him to ask for a trade?  Yes, 100% but he isn't coming back to be a backup nor would they make him a backup.

Side note, Michael Hunt's professionalism was not as respected 😂

Agreed. If he thinks Rodgers will be a backup I have to wonder if he thinks a football field is 80 Yds long.

[JWags85]

Side note, Michael Hunt's professionalism was not as respected 😂

I sat 2 rows in front of Hunt on a flight back to MKE a few years ago.  Weekday flight, so he was traveling for work, and he was one of the most slovenly people I've ever seen on a flight.  Stained t shirt, shorts (on a high 40s fall day) despite not coming or arriving at a warm weather area, and beyond disheveled.  He also sat in the aisle and refused to move an inch for anyone getting in or out of the inner seats.  So not surprising at all.

In other news, good for Eric Bieniemy.  Gonna have the chance to truly be the man out in front of an offense. He's got some great WRs and an intriguing weapon at TE.  Hopefully it can put some of the annual kerfuffle around his not getting a HC to rest, either way.  We all know the NFL has a HC diversity issue, but much like 70 year old Jim Caldwell, there are much better examples to build that argument around than Bieniemy.