So because the obvious answer is boring you we should pick someone else? lolCome on lads, get off the Reggie bandwagon.
Who other than Reggie?
So because the obvious answer is boring you we should pick someone else? lolCome on lads, get off the Reggie bandwagon.
Who other than Reggie?
Yeah. A forum gets boring if everyone has the same opinion. Just driving some discussions...So because the obvious answer is boring you we should pick someone else? lol
Yeah. A forum gets boring if everyone has the same opinion. Just driving some discussions...
So as the OP you get to pick Reggie but no one else can agree?Come on lads, get off the Reggie bandwagon.
Who other than Reggie?
Gilbert brown for sure!Gilbert Brown and William Henderson.
KGB, Sharpe, WoodsonGilbert brown for sure!
Id love to have the woodson/al harris cb combo back...
lol lets just pick Janis thenNot sure what else the OP is looking for here? Anyone not named Janis?
He had a mean streak, was a very physical ,sure tackler and was excellent covering tight ends.I knew who he was Didn't know he had died though, so thanks for that. While he had a good year in 95-96, the rest of his career was kind of a disappointment.
The obvious choice would be Reggie White but I will go with Dave Robinson, OLB 63-74. He was durable, had good height (6'3"), speed, and quickness.
Wouldn't we have to cut Jeff first to make him eligible for this list?
Nice pick.How about Ted Hendricks? (Played one year for the Packers).
Nitschke. It would allow us to move Ryan outside opposite Matthews.
Why would the Packers want to line up Ryan at outside linebacker???
El Quapo said:What would be great is if the NFL allowed teams each season to sign a "veteran" to a 1 year honorary contract that doesn't count against the cap. The Packers could sign Willie Wood to a current veterans minimum salary of roughly $1M. Wouldn't that make a big difference in Willie's life. They could find a way to make it beneficial for the team, dedicate the season to Willie (or whomever), selling Willie Wood-centric gear in the Pro Shop.
That's a great idea.