DarkaneRules
9 years ago

The rationalizations are amazing. Yes, the Packers are in the middle of the pack, as far as injuries go, THIS year. Yes, ACLs are now "commonplace."

What do either of those have to do with the fact that this team is decimated year after year after year? We field a JV team every year in the playoffs, then bitch that Kaepernick "runs wild."

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 



I was very pleased with our overall performance last postseason given all the adversity we were facing. The game turned into the last team with the ball wins. I was comfortable with that. We were much closer to competing with that team than we were the year before, and that was encouraging given the injuries. And now again it is a new year, and perhaps if we make it to the postseason and meet them again, we'll see if any of the changes in packages and personnel pay off.
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nerdmann
9 years ago

I was very pleased with our overall performance last postseason given all the adversity we were facing. The game turned into the last team with the ball wins. I was comfortable with that. We were much closer to competing with that team than we were the year before, and that was encouraging given the injuries. And now again it is a new year, and perhaps if we make it to the postseason and meet them again, we'll see if any of the changes in packages and personnel pay off.

Originally Posted by: DarkaneRules 



INdeed, given all the injuries.

Seems like those injuries were the difference between winning and losing in the playoffs.
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Dexter_Sinister
9 years ago

INdeed, given all the injuries.

Seems like those injuries were the difference between winning and losing in the playoffs.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 



Not in 2010. Which is Buckeye's point.

In 2011 they were much healthier than in 2010. It wasn't the injuries, it was 8 dropped passes and 3 turnovers that knocked them out of the playoffs.
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nerdmann
9 years ago

Not in 2010. Which is Buckeye's point.

In 2011 they were much healthier than in 2010. It wasn't the injuries, it was 8 dropped passes and 3 turnovers that knocked them out of the playoffs.

Originally Posted by: Dexter_Sinister 



Buckeye's point is that it's ok to have this many consistent recurring injuries, because it didn't stop us one year? Remember 2008? That totally sucked shit.

These JV playoff appearances are wasting the great Aaron's career.
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buckeyepackfan
9 years ago

Buckeye's point is that it's ok to have this many consistent recurring injuries, because it didn't stop us one year? Remember 2008? That totally sucked shit.

These JV playoff appearances are wasting the great Aaron's career.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 



No , my point is The Packers are trying to prevent these injuries, but guess what, look around the league, shit happens.

My point is, there are a lot more variables that go into winning then just injuries.

you bring up 2008 in 2014, why?????

The Packers were 6-10 in 2008 and you are blaming it on injuries?????

Fucking move on, that is my point.

THIS IS 2014, NOT 2008, NOT 2009, NOT 2010, NOT 2011, NOT 2012, NOT 2013!!!!!

Try enjoying the damn game, no matter who is playing!!!

I'm betting Aaron Rodgers doesn't lose any sleep over what happened in 2008, and I'm also betting whether he leads The Packers to another Super Bowl or not, when he retires, he will be labeled as one of the best to play the game in Green Bay.




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sschind
9 years ago

Damn, figure it out, they are doing everything they can, you say you are a damn doctor of some sort, get the hell up there and tell them what they are doing wrong.

No injuries aren't good, but they are not the only thing that determines whether a team wins or losses.

You are going to be in f*cking heaven this year, because with the new rules, The packers better be able to put up 30+ points a game, that is just the way The NFL wants it.

You will call it stat-whoring,

The normal fan will realize that is what The NFL has become.



Originally Posted by: buckeyepackfan 



Why would he bother to go up there, all he would tell them would be to eat good, do some yoga and stick some pins in em and they will be good to go.


As far as the scoring goes the NFL says this is what the fans want (and most of them probably do) but all you ever hear is bitching and complaining when they change rules to make scoring easier. You never see a post stating "yippee, the new rules will make it easier for the offense to score" (probably because nobody ever bothers to type out "yippee" but you get my point)

Some people just don't like change but after the first year its not new anymore and they forget all about it. They simply don't like their game being messed with, especially those hung up on stats. I'm guessing very few people genuinely miss the good old days. The new game is just fine once they get over their initial resistance but just don't screw with it again, which we all know they will.
nerdmann
9 years ago

Why would he bother to go up there, all he would tell them would be to eat good, do some yoga and stick some pins in em and they will be good to go.

Originally Posted by: sschind 



Overall, I think I'd focus more on functional strength. Wahle used to do that stuff in the offseason.
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