Thank God the Packers extended Bisaccia with all of the teams desperate for below average special teams.

Quote from: GB Warrior on January 27, 2025, 05:18:23 PMThank God the Packers extended Bisaccia with all of the teams desperate for below average special teams.

Rehabilitated a sex pest into a serviceable kicker in the post Anders darkness

Quote from: GB Warrior on January 27, 2025, 05:18:23 PMThank God the Packers extended Bisaccia with all of the teams desperate for below average special teams.

https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/2025/1/27/24353331/green-bay-packers-how-do-you-feel-about-the-rich-bisaccia-extension

I think this is a pretty fair peice on Rich. Without elite kickers or returners, its hard to be a top ranked ST unit. And while GB's aren't great, they are better than where they were when he took over.

Quote from: Shaka Shart on January 27, 2025, 05:34:41 PMRehabilitated a sex pest into a serviceable kicker in the post Anders darkness

ALLEGED serviceable kicker

Quote from: The Sultan on January 27, 2025, 05:35:35 PMI think this is a pretty fair peice on Rich. Without elite kickers or returners, its hard to be a top ranked ST unit. And while GB's aren't great, they are better than where they were when he took over.

To be fair, the bar was "literally cost us a home playoff game"

Sound up

https://x.com/CoachspeakIndex/status/1883978850432102612

Quote from: Pakuni on January 27, 2025, 10:48:16 PMSound up

https://x.com/CoachspeakIndex/status/1883978850432102612

Wow he really said that with his chest.

Tremendous gay dinosaurs be like energy

Quote from: Pakuni on January 27, 2025, 10:48:16 PMSound up

https://x.com/CoachspeakIndex/status/1883978850432102612

Reminded me a lot of "PEW PEW PEW explosives."

That is the polar opposite of biting kneecaps.

I'm always amused by these dorky coaches.  Not nerdy/analytical guys necessarily, but the ones that read socially awkward.  I'm trying to think of one recently who has had success.  Like Gannon in Arizona is the same thing and he's been terrible.

My good friend played with Coen at UMass for 2 years and thought this was hilarious and completely unsurprising. 

"Smart dude, obviously knows football, but this has how he's always been.  He was super awkward and a coach's parrot at UMass, just the total New England football dork.  I was sort of surprised he became a QB whisperer, fully shocked he became an NFL HC before 40."

Quote from: JWags85 on January 30, 2025, 09:18:23 AMI'm always amused by these dorky coaches.  Not nerdy/analytical guys necessarily, but the ones that read socially awkward.  I'm trying to think of one recently who has had success.  Like Gannon in Arizona is the same thing and he's been terrible.

My good friend played with Coen at UMass for 2 years and thought this was hilarious and completely unsurprising. 

"Smart dude, obviously knows football, but this has how he's always been.  He was super awkward and a coach's parrot at UMass, just the total New England football dork.  I was sort of surprised he became a QB whisperer, fully shocked he became an NFL HC before 40."

Never forget Gase looking like he was being held hostage by the Jets at his press conference.

Quote from: JWags85 on January 30, 2025, 09:18:23 AMI'm always amused by these dorky coaches.  Not nerdy/analytical guys necessarily, but the ones that read socially awkward.  I'm trying to think of one recently who has had success.  Like Gannon in Arizona is the same thing and he's been terrible.

I kind of beg to differ on Gannon. Getting 8 wins out of that roster - plus one-score losses to Buffalo, Minnesota and Detroit - is pretty impressive.

Mike McDaniels comes to mind for the dorky coach with some success.

Justin Tucker is the new Deshaun Watson.

https://www.thebaltimorebanner.com/sports/ravens-nfl/justin-tucker-massage-GLV2V5G6UZBZJIGXDUQVL4QG7U/

Quote from: Pakuni on January 30, 2025, 01:48:39 PMJustin Tucker is the new Deshaun Watson.

https://www.thebaltimorebanner.com/sports/ravens-nfl/justin-tucker-massage-GLV2V5G6UZBZJIGXDUQVL4QG7U/

Justin Tucker, welcome to Green Bay

Quote from: Pakuni on January 30, 2025, 01:48:39 PMJustin Tucker is the new Deshaun Watson.

https://www.thebaltimorebanner.com/sports/ravens-nfl/justin-tucker-massage-GLV2V5G6UZBZJIGXDUQVL4QG7U/

Robert Kraft's new wingman.

Myles Garrett asks to be traded. Be interesting to see if he can bring a Khalil Mack-like return.

Who has the money?  From a Detroit perspective, can you afford Garrett, Zadarius, and Hutchinson?  Z would be the odd man out and likely cap casualty.  Still cannot justify spending $80 million per on edge rushers.
On the flip side, Hutch on one end and Garrett on the other?  Wow.

Gutey should give up as many firsts as the Browns want.  He's about as good at drafting in the first round as Horst is.

Quote from: Pakuni on February 03, 2025, 10:34:35 AMMyles Garrett asks to be traded. Be interesting to see if he can bring a Khalil Mack-like return.

Packers will be fine with Lukas Van Ness

Quote from: Uncle Rico on February 03, 2025, 10:57:01 AMPackers will be fine with Lukas Van Ness

I'd give up 2 1sts + Van Ness in a heartbeat.

Quote from: Jockey on February 03, 2025, 11:00:20 AMI'd give up 2 1sts + Van Ness in a heartbeat.

The risk is worth it. 

I don't know GB's cap situation.  Can they afford to extend him at $40 mil per?

Quote from: tower912 on February 03, 2025, 11:29:07 AMI don't know GB's cap situation.  Can they afford to extend him at $40 mil per?

Sure. They're sitting on $37 million in cap space, and creating about $10 million would be easy peasey.

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/cap/_/year/2025/sort/cap_maximum_space

Quote from: Pakuni on February 03, 2025, 10:34:35 AMMyles Garrett asks to be traded. Be interesting to see if he can bring a Khalil Mack-like return.

I would think so?  Mack was REALLY good at that time...but I'd argue Garrett is even better. 

In a heartbeat I'd offer this year and next year's firsts if I were the Bears, at a minimum. I would do almost whatever it takes to get him.