Showing posts with label Tretter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tretter. Show all posts

Sunday, March 12, 2017

Free Trader Ted - NOT

As I said when free agency started the FAKE NEWS put out by the Trump...er...Thompson Administration made everyone salivate thinking about the quick fixes The Ted was going to sign to fix the Packers defense. Everyone took the feelers sent out by Trump....er....Thompson as gospel truth, except me, and once again the fools got fooled.

Going into the free agency the top positions needing attention were on defense. with cornerback, outside linebacker and inside linebacker the top positions. Running back and offensive line and the re-signing of tight end Jared Cook were the priorities on offense.

First The Ted went on a spending spree with his $43,568,612 cap room by signing 3 of his own free agents, former No. 1 pick bust Nick Perry to a 5 yr. $59 million dollar contract, current bust at left and right tackle Don Barclay to a 1 yr. $1.3 million dollar contract and the day before re-signing punter Jacob Schum to an undisclosed contract presumed to be worth $615,000.

So before free agency began outside linebacker was shored up with the re-signing of Perry and his team-leading 11 sacks, but it became unshored when Julius Peppers and his 7.5 sacks left to return to the Panthers.

The offensive line was shored up if you think Barclay is a good player, but it became unshored when center JC Tretter signed with the Browns and today when former Pro Bowl right guard T.J. Lang signed with the Lions.

Sunday, January 22, 2017

Can Rodgers Do It Again?

The game today at the Georgia Dome is a microcosm of the Packers season. A Packers offense that is as good as in the league without its major stars and a defense that isn't playing against the best offense in the league with its MVP possible quarterback.

Now you add the flu which I understand started with Jordy Nelson and I get the feeling the football gods seem to be against the Packers, but somehow Aaron Rodgers has thrown all the trials and tribulations those gods have thrown at the team since Week 11 and has come out on top. Today could be one of those games that could cement Rodgers' legacy as one of or maybe the best the league has ever seen since he has been sick with the flu since Friday.