Our LT is a stud... he has received a lot of hate on this forum over the years, but he has proven he belongs. IMO, the top 3 LT in the league are Trent Williams (Washington), Tyrone Smith (Dallas), and Joe Thomas (Cleveland). Besides those three, you'd be hard pressed to find a LT better than Bakh right now.

Originally Posted by: Bigbyfan 

After declaring for the NFL draft Bakhtiari has stated he received a second or third round evaluation from NFL Draft Advisory Board, though scouts commented they were surprised he decided to skip his final season.[10] NFL Scouts said that he had "Consistent low posture" and that he was "very aware of slowed footwork" to stop defenders second moves.[10] Additionally, he also was said to have a mean attitude and that he often took opponents down.[10] Scouts were also worried that he didn't have a great build for an offensive lineman and that he wouldn't be able to hold up blocks when isolated and that he often got beaten on counter moves. They projected him more likely to be an offensive guard.[10]

The majority of the 13 scouts to speak about him regarded him as a "finesse" blocker, said he was "soft", or that he lacked the necessary strength to perform as a tackle. His future coach Mike McCarthy later said after the Green Bay Packers acquired him that he disagreed that he was a finesse lineman and that he had been pretty aggressive on the field.[11]

I totally get it was limited action in garbage time, but Hundley did not look good. 2 runs for negative yards and ball that was either thrown away, a bad throw or a misread. Why you would throw the ball away when you are killing the clock is beyond me? He may show stuff in practice, but I have yet to see it other than pre-season last year.

Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla 

I tend to look at final results.
The Packers as a team are overflowing.
The Defense bent, didn't break early, then gave up 2 late garbage Td's, mainly because that young wr for The Vikings had a career game, about half in garbage time, but good for him.
The Vikings came out and mostly stated in their base to stop the run.
Thankfully their db's decided they knew more than their coaches (dumbasses), which let Jordy run wild the 1st half.
Then when they did listen , here comes Adams, R. Rodgers and the rest.
I don't know what's going to happen Sunday, but these last 5 weeks have been as entertaining a time since 2010.

Still work to be done!

#assesagainstthewall!!

MERRY CHRISTMAS PACKER FANS!!

Originally Posted by: buckeyepackfan 

I totally get it was limited action in garbage time, but Hundley did not look good. 2 runs for negative yards and ball that was either thrown away, a bad throw or a misread. Why you would throw the ball away when you are killing the clock is beyond me? He may show stuff in practice, but I have yet to see it other than pre-season last year.

Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla 

I totally get it was limited action in garbage time, but Hundley did not look good. 2 runs for negative yards and ball that was either thrown away, a bad throw or a misread. Why you would throw the ball away when you are killing the clock is beyond me? He may show stuff in practice, but I have yet to see it other than pre-season last year.

Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla 

Yeah. I pointed it out last time and got roasted. Garbage time or not it concerns me. Over the years I have seen too many other QBs look sensational in garbage time to write this off.

Originally Posted by: wpr