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Saturday, April 27, 2013 10:25:35 PM(UTC)
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UDFA TE Jake Stoneburner HT: 6-3 WT: 252
Looks like a big WR more than a TE to me, but this kid is a great player. Wonder how we'll use him.
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Jake StoneburnerSays he's more of a blocker than a receiver. Might be competition for Taylor for TE/ST player.
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Saturday, April 27, 2013 11:11:28 PM(UTC)
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I love his last name. It sounds like he should be a character in Game of Thrones.
Quote:Stoneburner is a fluid route runner and displays soft hands. He worked out well at the combine, displaying excellent quickness and straight-line speed. He’ll make a better pro than he did a college player.
Those are some of my notes on him. I thought somebody would draft him.
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Sunday, April 28, 2013 8:03:38 AM(UTC)
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I'm glad we got this guy. Taylor seems to be more secure than D.J. Williams if he steals somebody's spot. Better pro than college player huh? Good route runner + Aaron Rodgers = Better pro player for sure.
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Monday, April 29, 2013 8:20:46 AM(UTC)
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This is my pick to make this team.
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Monday, April 29, 2013 1:55:46 PM(UTC)
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This kid is really fast for a TE.
He's like our very own Aaron Hernandez.
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Monday, April 29, 2013 2:32:28 PM(UTC)
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He does have that one huge flaw!!!!! :)
Taylor and Williams may not have seemed to have developed as much as most wanted, but if you think about it, they both have done exactly what has been asked of them.
Be core Sp. Teams players and fill in if needed.
Stoneburner will probably be asked to do the same this year, but could be the guy who could jump over both Taylor and Williams next year if the Jermicheal Finley project goes sour.
Just a thought.
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Monday, April 29, 2013 2:35:29 PM(UTC)
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buckeyepackfan said: 
He does have that one huge flaw!!!!! :)
Taylor and Williams may not have seemed to have developed as much as most wanted, but if you think about it, they both have done exactly what has been asked of them.
Be core Sp. Teams players and fill in if needed.
Stoneburner will probably be asked to do the same this year, but could be the guy who could jump over both Taylor and Williams next year if the Jermicheal Finley project goes sour.
Just a thought.
What the flaw is he's fast? :-s
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Monday, April 29, 2013 2:35:52 PM(UTC)
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buckeyepackfan said: 
He does have that one huge flaw!!!!! :)
Taylor and Williams may not have seemed to have developed as much as most wanted, but if you think about it, they both have done exactly what has been asked of them.
Be core Sp. Teams players and fill in if needed.
Stoneburner will probably be asked to do the same this year, but could be the guy who could jump over both Taylor and Williams next year if the Jermicheal Finley project goes sour.
Just a thought.
Too many drops.
I had high hopes for Williams. Only rap on him is height. (Or lack thereof.)
Time for both these dudes to shit or get off the pot.
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Monday, April 29, 2013 2:58:27 PM(UTC)
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nerdmann said: 
Too many drops.
I had high hopes for Williams. Only rap on him is height. (Or lack thereof.)
Time for both these dudes to shit or get off the pot.
I don't understand that statement, they were both late round draft picks in 2011.
If you remember they were #4 and #5 on the depth chart, everyone couldn't figure out why Ted and Mike wanted 5 TE's.
They have done exactly what has been asked of them, remember there are 3 units to a team, offense , defense, special teams.
Having guys like Taylor and Williams perform well on special teams is just as important as any other position.
Neither get many reps with the 1st unit, unless pressed into service because of injury.
Neither is in danger of losing their jobs, if Stoneburner works out, he will be the 5th TE on the roster.
Just as Mike likes it.
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Monday, April 29, 2013 3:05:43 PM(UTC)
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TE is a bit of a logjam but here is what I think will go down. GB will keep 4-5 TEs.
Finley-
safeMulligan-
safe-mulligan is one of the better blocking TEs in the league, it has become very apparent

want to run the ball. For this reason I think he will be in a lot of running sets.
Taylor-
60/40- Taylor's main competition is DJ, neither have really contributed at all, but Taylor defiantly has a size advantage, which fits in our "bigger and tougher" theme this year.
Williams-
40/60- Williams like Taylor has yet to really do anything and is undersized for the position. But the John Macky award winner may have some tricks up his sleeve. Williams can also play FB in a pinch so he gets some versatility points.
Quarless-
???- all depends on how the knee is, he has not been cut yet (DJ Smith) so I am assuming he has passed his physicals so far. If he clears medically I think he defiantly makes the roster.
Stoneburner-
danger zone- he has to hope one of the above does not make the team. The one thing he has going for him (aside from his name) is that he seems to bring some receiving skills at a time where we are low on pass-catchers. Outside of that, he needs to show up in STs, and beat someone out.
Bostic-P Squad or cut-
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Monday, April 29, 2013 3:33:39 PM(UTC)
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I forgot about Mulligan, so it will be tough for Stoneburner to crack the 53 man roster, unless as rajiroar stated, Quarless isn't ready to play.
Stoneburner will definitely be a PS player if he doesn't make the 53 man roster. Te d just doesn't let these guys go unless they absolutey tank at training camp.
I am actually looking forward to pre-season this year, there a whole bunch of young guys who are going to want to impress the coaching staff.
2 rb's who will get a long hard look in pre-season, 2 wr's who you know will be itching to show what they can do, and a couple of TE's who want to show they belong.
Could be a lot of fun this year when the 2nd and 3rd units take the field in pre-season.
I still will stand by my statement that Taylor and Williams have contributed to the team the last 2 years, just not on offense per say, but as special teamers.
Didn't Mike say that the special team units the past couple of years have been the best he ever had?
Williams and taylor were both members of those special teams.
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buckeyepackfan said: 
I don't understand that statement, they were both late round draft picks in 2011.
If you remember they were #4 and #5 on the depth chart, everyone couldn't figure out why Ted and Mike wanted 5 TE's.
They have done exactly what has been asked of them, remember there are 3 units to a team, offense , defense, special teams.
Having guys like Taylor and Williams perform well on special teams is just as important as any other position.
Neither get many reps with the 1st unit, unless pressed into service because of injury.
Neither is in danger of losing their jobs, if Stoneburner works out, he will be the 5th TE on the roster.
Just as Mike likes it.
If we go heavy at a position this year, it will be RB. Williams and Taylor have had their shot. They get one more TC.
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Monday, April 29, 2013 3:56:25 PM(UTC)
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nerdmann said: 
If we go heavy at a position this year, it will be RB. Williams and Taylor have had their shot. They get one more TC.
Ted has proven, he and Mike do not just let players go who have doner what they have aske d them to do.
I totally disagree with you "one more TC" statement, just not the way The Packers operate.
How many RB's have The Packers lost due to injury on special teams?
Alex Green 2 years ago, Brandon Saine last year.( that's just off the top of my head)
5 TE's has become the norm in Green Bay, because these guys are big enough and fast enough to take on blockers and make plays on special teams.
There is plenty of Room for 5 TE's and 5 Rb's(incl FB).
I would rather not see any RB playing special teams.
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Big camp battle coming between Taylor, Williams and Stoneburner. I think Stoneburner may beat out both.
Really disappointed we haven't seen more from Williams. I thought he'd make a greater impact on O with his opportunities.
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