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Dom gone.
Ted Thompson not GM anymore...
Big changes.
Ted Thompson not GM anymore...
Big changes.
Lol, patience is in very short supply amongst many here.Don't assume they been retained... Be patient.. Jessus
Lol, patience is in very short supply amongst many here.
I think we already have a decent idea with Hayward and Hyde making the Pro Bowl with other teams. Fricking Lawrence Guy, Frank Zombo and Erik Walden are still playing in this league.No, I think we'll have a pretty good idea by around week 6 next season.
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Let’s goooo
Who do we want? Defensive coordinator is certainly important to a teams success. Fritz Schumur was a big part of Mike Holmgren's success. My problem is this, other than Fritz Shurmur I can't recall a DC from Green Bay that was that great. Not saying there wasn't, I just can't think of a name. Can any of you?
Letting Peppers go was a mistake also, IMO. If you're going to draft and develop, at least resign your good players (yeah I know Peppers was a free agent).Some might argue that the talent Ted drafted was the culprit. The problem with that theory is Micah Hyde and Casey Hayward - Two guys Ted drafted for the defense, were let go, and became Pro Bowlers elsewhere. .
I think we already have a decent idea with Hayward and Hyde making the Pro Bowl with other teams. Fricking Lawrence Guy, Frank Zombo and Erik Walden are still playing in this league.
I don’t believe we ever really had a good chance to re-sign Peppers. He’s got much stronger ties to Carolina than Green Bay. I always viewed Peppers as a 2-3 yr rental.Letting Peppers go was a mistake also, IMO. If you're going to draft and develop, at least resign your good players (yeah I know Peppers was a free agent).
I don’t believe we ever really had a good chance to re-sign Peppers. He’s got much stronger ties to Carolina than Green Bay. I always viewed Peppers as a 2-3 yr rental.
Phil Bengston was a pretty good DC.Who do we want? Defensive coordinator is certainly important to a teams success. Fritz Schumur was a big part of Mike Holmgren's success. My problem is this, other than Fritz Shurmur I can't recall a DC from Green Bay that was that great. Not saying there wasn't, I just can't think of a name. Can any of you?
We’ll probably never know unless Peppers writes his memoirs. I don’t expect Thompson will write a tell all book. For anything close to the same price, I suspect Peppers would choose home. Purely speculation, just the way I look at it.I was one who wanted Peppers back too, mainly out of need and when he wasn't resigned, I figured TT had better plans. Biegel wasn't what I considered a "better plan".
Peppers wasn't even made an offer from the Packers, so I doubt we will ever know if he would have stayed in GB. I think the Panthers got a bargain at $3.5M!
I think that Hayward’s and Hyde’s talents were not used well by Capers. Imo, Thompson made a mistake by drafting Dix, or by keeping Burnett to pair with Dix. They have the same strengths and weaknesses. They don’t mesh well as a safety tandem.Hayward and Hyde are good. Both were good for the Packers but both obviously took another step with new teams. However, Hayward seems more like Thompson misjudged his value and Hyde was let go because I'm not sure ANYbody expected him to beat out Burnett or HaHa. As for the other names you mentioned, they have played no better for anyone else than they did with the Packers. But not to worry, I'm sure the only things wrong with this defense were Capers, the ILB coach, and the dline coach.
It is speculation, but if Thompson had made it clear early on that they wanted him to stay, maybe he would have. Maybe Ted could have made an attempt to extend him earlier on. As it is, sounds like he never even tried. Better to go down swinging. The impression I got was Ted thought he was too old.We’ll probably never know unless Peppers writes his memoirs. I don’t expect Thompson will write a tell all book. For anything close to the same price, I suspect Peppers would choose home. Purely speculation, just the way I look at it.
Hayward and Hyde are good. Both were good for the Packers but both obviously took another step with new teams. However, Hayward seems more like Thompson misjudged his value and Hyde was let go because I'm not sure ANYbody expected him to beat out Burnett or HaHa. As for the other names you mentioned, they have played no better for anyone else than they did with the Packers. But not to worry, I'm sure the only things wrong with this defense were Capers, the ILB coach, and the dline coach.
well, he better or he'll be done with the team sooner than later.I found this article to be quite amusing, Ha Ha CD calling people out for not playing hard? Hands Ha Ha a damn mirror!
"I’m a baller. Put me in the position to make plays, I’m going to make plays. Give me an opportunity, I’m going to take advantage of those opportunities"
http://www.espn.com/blog/nfcnorth/p...apers-rips-different-individuals-on-packers-d
At this point in time, I would say Mark Murphy.Now that both Dom Capers and Ted Thompson have been removed from their respective positions, who is the designated team scapegoat?
Just curious.....:>)
well, he better or he'll be done with the team sooner than later.
And here I spend my nights and days dreaming of Pamela Anderson in her Bay watch days.I had a really bad dream last night, Dom Capers was named the Packers GM and TT became the new DC.