Packers promote Wolf and Gutekunst

[PackerDNA]

Should Elliot take over, it's gonna be very interesting to see how he goes about things. Will he pretty much go the Thompson way, or be much more aggressive in trades and free agency.

 

[PackerDNA]

I've just received a site alert that I've been promoted to 'veteran'.
Which means that I could be being groomed for #1 ultimate super power site moderator.
So don't mess with me.
Or I'll trade you to Cleveland.

 

[SeahawkFan80]

^^^ go ahead, Make MY DAY....he he he

 

[HardRightEdge]

I've just received a site alert that I've been promoted to 'veteran'.
Which means that I could be being groomed for #1 ultimate super power site moderator.
So don't mess with me.
Or I'll trade you to Cleveland.

The vet minimum is $0, in case you're wondering.

 

[PackerDNA]

The vet minimum is $0, in case you're wondering.

I knew there was a catch.

 

[SeahawkFan80]

WOW....I thought it was you have to pay into the system. AWESOME.

 

[PackerDNA]

WOW....I thought it was you have to pay into the system. AWESOME.

It keeps getting worse.
Maybe I should trade myself to Cleveland.

 

[I asked LT to delete my acct]

WOW....I thought it was you have to pay into the system. AWESOME.

You`ll never get the gig.....you`re too weird

 

[PackerDNA]

Just read again that Thompson's contract runs through 2018, but it's believed that he wouldn't step down until after the 2019 draft. What GM in his right mind or worth his salt would want to take over a team who's roster is pretty well set for the coming season by someone else? So he can take the heat if things go south?

 

[El Guapo]

What GM in his right mind or worth his salt would want to take over a team who's roster is pretty well set for the coming season by someone else? So he can take the heat if things go south?

Mike Sherman .... not that Wolf's last draft was worth a pile of pooh anyway, but Sherman somehow found a way to draft even worse than a pile of pooh in subsequent years.

 

[PackerDNA]

Mike Sherman .... not that Wolf's last draft was worth a pile of pooh anyway, but Sherman somehow found a way to draft even worse than a pile of pooh in subsequent years.

Heh, Sherman might take any job now.

 

[El Guapo]

Funny story about that. My boss owns a house on Cape Cod. Last fall he walked through his backyard which butts up to the local high school. He was going to walk through the high school field on his way to the beach. The voice of the football coach caught his attention. He didn't recognize it but could tell it wasn't just your normal history teacher / football coach. He stopped and asked someone who said it was Mike Sherman.

He didn't walk to the beach that day. He sat and watched practice. He said it was a lot of fun to see Sherman working with young players.

 

[SeahawkFan80]

You`ll never get the gig.....you`re too weird

And I thought I was normal....But I suppose normal would be wierd to some people.

 

[I asked LT to delete my acct]

And I thought I was normal....But I suppose normal would be wierd to some people.

You`re a Seahawk fan. Nothing more needs to be said

 

[easyk83]

Heh, Sherman might take any job now.

I should hire him, could use a receptionist.

 

[Poppa San]

Heh, Sherman might take any job now.

Funny story about that. My boss owns a house on Cape Cod. Last fall he walked through his backyard which butts up to the local high school. He was going to walk through the high school field on his way to the beach. The voice of the football coach caught his attention. He didn't recognize it but could tell it wasn't just your normal history teacher / football coach. He stopped and asked someone who said it was Mike Sherman.

http://usatodayhss.com/2015/mike-sherman-had-a-rough-first-season-as-a-high-school-coach

 

[Deleted member 6794]

Just read again that Thompson's contract runs through 2018, but it's believed that he wouldn't step down until after the 2019 draft. What GM in his right mind or worth his salt would want to take over a team who's roster is pretty well set for the coming season by someone else? So he can take the heat if things go south?

I guess that if the Packers want to promote from within the organization it should work out fine with the new GM taking over after the draft. No outsider, like John Schneider, would agree to a deal like that though.