i know how well woodson has been over the past couple of years but you cant deny his time in oakland. i wanna know if you think he should go down in people's memories as a packer or a raider.

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Depends on our playoff success for the next two seasons.

Which would mean Packer. :thumbright:

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a Michigan Wolverine....




honest answer would be a Raider for right now, a few more seasons down the road and it will be a Packer.

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Too early to say. He has put up some great numbers as a packer. So, many people know him as a packer. If he keeps doing what hes been doing as a packer for a couple more years then he will probably go down as a packer.

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Seeing as he disappeared for a while as a raider, and is suddenly back in the limelight as a packer, i think thats how people would think of him

Oddly enough, I watched him play more as a Wolverine than a Raider, so to me, my answer would be a Packer as I've seen him play the most in our uniform.

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People know him more for what hes done in college and the packers id say.

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He's got more career picks and touchdowns with the Packers than he did with the Raiders. I think he might also have more passes defended and is close to more sacks with the Packers. A couple more seasons and he will undoubtedly be remembered as a Packer.

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He's a Packer, bar none. I don't think anyone would want to be remembered as Raider right now anyway.

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I think that he'll be remembered as a Raider. Obviously, people connect him with the Packers now. Especially on a Packer forum. He had some great years in Oakland, though. Going all-pro 3 times and to the pro-bowl 4 times. He was the RotY with them and got to a Super Bowl in the 2002 season.

I'd go with the Raiders now, but like said, it'll depend on what he'll do here. Winning some play-off games, especially a SB, would help a lot. Also, stats like interceptions (which have gone up ridiculously in GB) and maybe even sacks will help him. He's a great blitzer, he's just been under utilized (you could see it last year, every time that he came on a blitz, he'd at least get close to the QB. Pretty high in the team rankings with 3 last year).

Also, just years played will help him. A lot of people who aren't familiar with a player tend to look at their years of service. As of now, it's 8 seasons in Oakland and just 3 in GB, with the 4th coming up.

One thing's for sure. He has found a second tank of gas in GB, playing opposite of Harris. He's still one of the best players in the game.