2025 Green Bay Packers Thread

[CreightonWarrior]

Quay is the first player in 15 years to get ejected twice in a season so that's pretty cool!

[Dish]

Just looking at their cap situation, this was all set up for a two year window. If Rodgers retires, they are going to have to make a bunch of moves to get under the cap, but releasing or trading him don't look like options at all.  So IMO if he wants to play next year, I don't see much reason to think it won't be in Green Bay.

The cap situation clears up considerably in 2024.

I see 2024 as a problem for them, based on whether or not they pick up Love's fifth year option this offseason.

If they pick it up, and release Rodgers after 2023, their QB allotment on their 2024 cap will be at least close to $50 million (Rodgers dead cap, Love $20 million, and whatever backups). Cap will go up, so I'm not saying it's dire, but it's not perfect.

[PointWarrior]

Quay is the first player in 15 years to get ejected twice in a season so that's pretty cool!

And both for hitting team personnel, not even within context of game play.... that's special...

[NolongerWarriors]

It's laughable that any Packers fan would want MLF brought back for another year of this crap.

Lions are in far better shape with Campbell.  Give me him any day of the week over a metrosexual who waxes his eyebrows and doesn't instill any discipline in his team.  The guy who was heralded as an offensive genius has one of the most boring offenses in all of the NFL.  It's no wonder teams have no problems stopping them in the red zone.

[Herman Cain]

Packers need a redo starting at the top. New President , GM and Head Coach.

There is some talent on the Packers but they need to be much better organized. The play calling last night was atrocious .

Lions are the team of the future in the North now. They have a serviceable quarterback and have the Rams first round choices the next two drafts in addition to their own . This years Rams pick is going to be a high one so they can pick up another immediate impact Player at a position of need

Vikings have their act reasonably together. So it leaves Packers and Bears to bring up the rear.

[The Sultan]

The President will be leaving in a couple of years as Murphy has already announced his 2025 retirement.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Lions are the team of the future in the North now.

Hey look! A brand new sentence

[Herman Cain]

Update on #12 and The Duck
https://nypost.com/2023/01/09/aaron-rodgers-mallory-edens-dating-buzz-intensifies/amp/

[The Sultan]

Joe Barry will be back next year.

[Uncle Rico]

Joe Barry will be back next year.

I doubt Barry is a good DC but they've got a lot of idiots on that defense

[cheebs09]

Joe Barry will be back next year.

Being overly loyal might be Lafleur's fatal flaw.

[BLWarrior91]

As a Lions fan, it's great to see the opinions from outside of Detroit.  Campbell and GM Brad Holmes have done a great job in changing a culture that has been been perhaps the worst in all of professional sports.  Next year will be when they show if it's real or another fake out.  But the division should be wide open.

[MUEng92]

Anyone else have a flashback to the MU-Providence game when the brother came out on the court during the game when watching Rasul Douglas walking along the line of scrimmage to touch the ball?  Both were surreal.  Stupid, but surreal.

[tower912]

Anyone else have a flashback to the MU-Providence game when the brother came out on the court during the game when watching Rasul Douglas walking along the line of scrimmage to touch the ball?  Both were surreal.  Stupid, but surreal.

Yes.

[Herman Cain]

Anyone else have a flashback to the MU-Providence game when the brother came out on the court during the game when watching Rasul Douglas walking along the line of scrimmage to touch the ball?  Both were surreal.  Stupid, but surreal.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/packers-rasul-douglas-explains-why-he-was-trying-to-snatch-ball-from-lions-long-snapper/amp/

[tower912]

I thought a time out had been called.  It almost makes sense. 

[NolongerWarriors]

As a Lions fan, it's great to see the opinions from outside of Detroit.  Campbell and GM Brad Holmes have done a great job in changing a culture that has been been perhaps the worst in all of professional sports.  Next year will be when they show if it's real or another fake out.  But the division should be wide open.

"Culture" is such a ridiculous term used in sports (like with MU) but fortunes have truly changed in Detroit, thanks to an absolutely outstanding head coach.  Dan Campbell is the anti-Matt Lafleur.

[wadesworld]

My mom sent me a picture of Aaron Jones at the game. I know he goes to a lot of Bucks games when he can, but cool he came down for an MU game right after the season ended and he could be anywhere he wanted for the first time in a while.

[Spotcheck Billy]

He was right in front of us, he was holding a cute little girl I assume was his daughter.

[wadesworld]

Saw a Tweet that he has a cousin that plays at UCONN.

[Dish]

Saw a Tweet that he has a cousin that plays at UCONN.

On the Packers bye week, he was at the UConn/LIU game in Storrs (I may have been watching/betting that game), and as you mentioned, his cousin is on UConn.

Jones is easy dude to root for, your point is totally valid though, he could have been in Cabo right now, and he was at this game. Ton of respect for him.

[Hards Alumni]

On the Packers bye week, he was at the UConn/LIU game in Storrs (I may have been watching/betting that game), and as you mentioned, his cousin is on UConn.

Jones is easy dude to root for, your point is totally valid though, he could have been in Cabo right now, and he was at this game. Ton of respect for him.

Yeah he was the GBP Payton Man of the Year nominee the last two years.  He's a great person.

[Dr. Blackheart]

Saw a Tweet that he has a cousin that plays at UCONN.

Newton

[Herman Cain]

Packers not ready to move on from Rodgers..
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/qb-aaron-rodgers-will-take-his-time-on-return-decision-packers-gm-brian-gutekunst-says

[Uncle Rico]

Packers not ready to move on from Rodgers..
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/qb-aaron-rodgers-will-take-his-time-on-return-decision-packers-gm-brian-gutekunst-says

Good news for the NFC North teams