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Will TE Andrew Quarless have any impact?
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012 4:44:33 PM(UTC)
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If he snares 3 or more TD's before seasons end, I wouldn't be shocked to see Jermichael...
Finley
Sorry, dropped his last name, released or traded.
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Wouldn't shock me either, especially if DJ Williams makes it through puberty.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012 7:52:46 PM(UTC)
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I think he has the potential to be an ALL around TE. Blocking, Route Running, and Catching it.
I'm sure after the bye

will showcase this kid against the Lions and I predict he will shine!!! [happy]
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012 9:02:18 PM(UTC)
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They activated Zombo before Quarless... and had Zombo as a healthy scratch. And there are four other TEs... so I think Quarless is going to mainly on STs for a while. Also all the TEs have been having problems with drops, as well as Quarless has in the past. I don't expect much from him this season... but if he can figure out tracking and catching the ball, he could become a VERY VERY talented starting TE someday.
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I don't expect much. I hope he does shine but I am not betting the beehive on it.
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wpr said: 
I don't expect much. I hope he does shine but I am not betting the beehive on it.
You never know he could be this years James Starks coming off the pup.
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I don't expect to see much from but I would LOVE to for the exact reason you mentioned. Finley hasn't earned that 2nd year of his contract and I'd rather find a cheaper alternative for his roster spot.
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if he can run without a gimp, i'd say it's a success.
that was a nasty boo-boo.
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Thursday, November 8, 2012 12:41:20 AM(UTC)
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Would love to see him show Finley up so we can drop his sorry ass after the season.
I doubt it happens but fingers crossed on my end.
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He could be solid, but no TE on our roster has the ceiling that Finley has.
But yeah, what's the use if you're never actually going to reach it.
I hope he'll just catch what's thrown his way, runs routes, catches ball in traffic... Just be a TE, rather than a weapon. Have that safety blanket, rather than that 5th man deep.
Don't get me wrong, I'd love to have a Gronkowski or Graham, but I'd rather have a Fasano or up-to-speed Quarless than a tier-3-Gronkowski in Finley.
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Gaycandybacon said: 
You never know he could be this years James Starks coming off the pup.
sweet.
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Friday, November 9, 2012 12:14:36 PM(UTC)
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I think tight end is one of the weaker positions on this Packers roster.
Jermichael Finley is underachieving successfully now.
DJ Williams has done nothing.
Andrew Quarless pre-injury wasn't doing anything to warrant us to believe he can unseat Finley upon return.
Ryan Taylor- pure special teams
Crabtree- our best tight end right now. <- Says something.
A little premature but I would love for the Packers to pick a tight end like Tyler Eifert (Notre Dame) in next years draft. Obviously other things would have to happen for this to work but Eifert is someone who already possesses NFL talent and would develop.
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Friday, November 9, 2012 12:31:59 PM(UTC)
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Yerko said: 
I think tight end is one of the weaker positions on this Packers roster.
Jermichael Finley is underachieving successfully now.
DJ Williams has done nothing.
Andrew Quarless pre-injury wasn't doing anything to warrant us to believe he can unseat Finley upon return.
Ryan Taylor- pure special teams
Crabtree- our best tight end right now. <- Says something.
A little premature but I would love for the Packers to pick a tight end like Tyler Eifert (Notre Dame) in next years draft. Obviously other things would have to happen for this to work but Eifert is someone who already possesses NFL talent and would develop.
Quarless was really coming on imo.
He was always a pass catching TE, but had really learned to block very well.
I felt like the dude had matured off the field and rounded out his game.
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Friday, November 9, 2012 2:15:29 PM(UTC)
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He never had much of an impact when he was healthy so I'm not really counting on much from him.
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steveishere said: 
He never had much of an impact when he was healthy so I'm not really counting on much from him.
If we lose another tackle, we're gonna need a TE who can block.
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steveishere said: 
He never had much of an impact when he was healthy so I'm not really counting on much from him.
Wouldn't stepping up and filling in when Finley went down and helping win a SB be making an impact?
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PackFanWithTwins said: 
Wouldn't stepping up and filling in when Finley went down and helping win a SB be making an impact?
No, "filling in" is not making an impact, saying his contributions that year were an impact is being extremely generous. For being a full time starter that season he really didn't do much to be excited about. I know a lot of players that Ted drafts tend to improve over their 2nd and 3rd seasons so he may come in and help but considering he's been rehabbing and not really practicing I'm not expecting much this year.
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steveishere said: 
No, "filling in" is not making an impact, saying his contributions that year were an impact is being extremely generous. For being a full time starter that season he really didn't do much to be excited about. I know a lot of players that Ted drafts tend to improve over their 2nd and 3rd seasons so he may come in and help but considering he's been rehabbing and not really practicing I'm not expecting much this year.
He was a rookie.
Since then dude has matured AND really come on as a blocker. He's not just a pass catching TE anymore.
I like him.
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Quarless has been a blocker for a while now... even back in his college days he was a blocker and Penn State ran the ball more than passed it and ran from a pro set which asked him to block. He's blocking has been fine. And to be a pass catching anything... you have to catch it... which is where he has been struggling...
He seem to adjust well after he starts adjusting to the ball... but always seems to starts his adjustment late... which is why I wonder if he has a vision problem and struggles finding/following the ball in the air. Some people need glasses or contacts and don't know it... there vision has been good enough to get by with out someone noticing it (or family didn't have the money for them) but need them to see 20/20.
Quarless helped a lot in the Super Bowl run, with his blocking, speed and dropping problem, Mike McCarthy used him a lot for blocking and being the decoy... such as sending him deep down the field taking a LBer and getting attention from the Safety made for an open crossing pattern for one of the WRs to catch a 7 yard pass and get some extra yardage after that.
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