That was an interesting formation and one I think we will continue to see, especially tomorrow night. Jones lines up in the slot on the left and went into motion. Might even be fun to see all 3 backs on the field at the same time. Dillon and Hill lined up in the backfield, with Jones doing the same thing.
I was remembering the same thing. Hill was on tap to get some carries last week.
speaking of clowns...
Exactly
Something I noticed and was surprised to see, was players jumping into the stands, hugging and high fivng teammates and opponents.
Reports have Hopkins playing tonight even though he's not 100%. Shows the difference between the Packers who are extremely cautious with MVS and the Cardinals who are willing to let Hopkins play. I always thought that the Packers are extra cautious as a strategy to resign players to their second contract. Players may notice that their careers could last a bit longer with the Packers ultra cautios strategy and be willing to negotiate more.
Without knowing or being a part of the medical examinations of MVS and Hopkins how in the world are you drawing such a large conclusion?
He Googled it?
She really called you PB?.. awww
I feel sorry for the poor b@stard having to keep an eye on you....... and me.
Remember last season when the Packers and Falcons were going to play. Both Davante Adams and Julio Jones were hurt. The Packers sat Adams, who came back the following week and played the rest of the season. Jones played hurt but reinjured his hamstring, causing him to sit out the second half and miss more games.
Haha. True that. Boy are WE going to throw the study into a tailspin!
I admit that from time to time, I still flip my shoulder the double bird just to remind the poor b@stard I know he's watching and tracking me.
5 weeks is pretty long to sit out for a hamstring. Most of the time, players miss 1 to 3 weeks. He either had a really bad pull or the Packers are cautious which other people have also noted over the years. You'd better believe the players notice if they are pushed back before they are healed up. The Packers have done a good job signing guys to their second contract without killing their cap. An example is Adam's second contract. Same with Jordy. While no fan has inside information, some aspects of the Packers management style can still surmised by their personnel moves.
Yeah, mine sets off metal detectors, my Waze app and all the dogs in the neighborhood....damn Big Brother!
I think the new IR rules have a bit to do with it and just one of the reasons I hope they leave it in place. Players aren't being rushed back due to eating up a roster spot. I think too often that has happened and the player just ends up aggravating the same injury.
