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ProFootballTalk wrote: There are multiple routes a backup quarterback can take to a starting job. In the case of Green Bay's Graham Harrell, he will likely have to take a road familiar to the passers who have played behind Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers in the last 20 years. In short, Harrell's going to have to show |
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Hopefully we can "harvest" him for something of value - trade or compensatory pick. I can believe Harrell is making progress, and maybe even that he could be a mid-grade starting QB for somebody. Coleman, however, seems to have a bigger upside, although even he will probably end up being "harvested" in a several years - barring the unthinkable - an injury to Aaron Rodgers. |
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I'd rather have someone else's reject. I had high hopes for him, especially in light of MM's propensity to take one of these guys under his wing. I'm feelin' nothin' with Graham Harrell. I don't like him as our backup AT ALL with the information in front of me at this time.
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Originally Posted by: dfosterf  I'd rather have someone else's reject. I had high hopes for him, especially in light of MM's propensity to take one of these guys under his wing. I'm feelin' nothin' with Graham Harrell. I don't like him as our backup AT ALL with the information in front of me at this time.
If only the Packers faithful felt "more comfortable" with HIM. He'll get a chance to win us over this preseason. Should be interesting. |
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I like Harrell, from what I've read he works hard to improve and takes coaching very well. With that said, I believe he will have a battle to fend Coleman off this year for number 2. |
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Originally Posted by: PackerTraxx I like Harrell, from what I've read he works hard to improve and takes coaching very well. With that said, I believe he will have a battle to fend Coleman off this year for number 2. Think they'd keep him as a #3? |
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Only if the rookie, Matt Brown, shows nothing at all. |
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