The Packers are definitely not trading for Ceedee Lamb...why would they? They have 4 of the most exciting young players in the league amongst their wr group.
To me, that right there is where this whole lunatic scheme comes apart in the first place.
First of all, as many have said, the fact that this is absolutely not a position of need in Green Bay makes it absurd right out of the gate. Why would we even consider it?
They are going to have to pay them eventually. Say Watson stays healthy all year and puts up 75 catches for 1500 yards and 15 tds in his third season. At that point you're talking extension during training camp next year
That's the reality of it. We have one of the most dangerous passing games in the NFL - possibly more deadly than any group of receivers Rodgers ever had - and we're paying $12.3 million for that group.
Total.
Adding Lamb would almost
quadruple the payroll for wide receivers. We'd go from paying $12.3 million to mid-40s, and 3/4 of that would go Lamb.
Gutekunst has done an amazing job of building a Super Bowl team over the last few years; he's been masterful in his use of every resource he has available. This deal would make those resources much more difficult for him to use as we continue to build this young team.
Adding Lamb to the mix at this stage would hurt Green Bay over the next few years more than it could possibly help.
It is beautiful. Last time I traveled through I remember a lot of Ranches and horse trailers. I had family in Owensboro for a couple years back in the 90’s
It's OK, but nothing special. Can't shake a stick at Wisconsin. If you catch Kentucky on a good day, it's pretty, but you can say that about anywhere (although some parts of the Bluegrass are very nice at sunset, and there's always the Applachians in the east). But I tghink all in all Wisconsin, is a lot prettier. There's just no water here - there are as many actual, natural lakes in the city of Madison as there are in the entire state o Kentucky.
I've been here 13 years, and I hate it. Really miss cooler, greener climates where you can do more outdoors year round. In Kentucky, you get 5 months of blazing, white hot and steaming mid-August every year, followed by a month of the leaves dying and falling off the trees.... then you get 5 months of wet, grey, sloppy March... and finally, in April, you get about a month or a month and a half of cool, pleasant spring, with more shades of green than you've ever even heard of before, painted with soft, buttery sunlight.
That month is special. Then by mid-May, you're already hitting the 90s, and the fun's over. That blazing ball of hellfire takes over and bakes all that soft green into dry, crumbly shades of brown. And you start your 5-month sentence to mid-August. You'll still be seeing 90 degrees into October.
I've lived in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Montana, Hawaii, and California, and I've loved every one of them. Miss many things about all of them. When I get out of here, there's very little I'll miss, except for some close friends up in the mountains.
The only time I'll care about C. Williams is x2 a year. Although.. guess we are supposed to care about him in every thread.
I'm just shaking my head, wondering how in the flying **** a thread about a potential trade between the Packers and the Cowboys turns into a thread about a rookie quarterback on the Bears. It's like some weird alternate universe.
I'll consider it spam from a troll and take action.
