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@astellioz @Doom04_ On Leyden, the guy who passed the ball two pages before.

@Doom04_ WHERE. IS . ARYU.

BRO IS KUNIGAMI JUMPING OFF OF THE POLE TO SAVE THE BALL LMFAOO

@Sniperrifle151 @Pablito_2137 @Peter_Bukowski unfortunately 1) had injuries 2) wasn’t good on the outside and 3) wasn’t needed in the slot after all. Just an unfortunate signing.

@Sniperrifle151 @Pablito_2137 @Peter_Bukowski I mean in the NFL, they wanted him at safety early his rookie season and it wasn’t til about halfway when he started taking more slot snaps. I was agreeing that with signing Hobbs he also provided a safety net in case Bullard couldn’t handle the slot full time. He just-

The Packers released Nate Hobbs because Javon Bullard is the team's best slot CB. If they see him there long-term, that removes an entire cohort of otherwise good players from their top-100 list. Guys like Abney, Scott, Ponds, Rivers aren't good value for GB at projected ADP.

@Sniperrifle151 @Pablito_2137 @Peter_Bukowski And I’m pretty sure Bullard was somewhat of an unknown in the slot full time as he played there some after Williams took over his safety spot.

@Pablito_2137 @Peter_Bukowski He was supposed to have inside outside versatility for them. But he clearly doesn't belong on the boundary for long portions

@IvanOoze219 @Peter_Bukowski @THEDUDE80245411 Fair

@PackersFT12 @Peter_Bukowski @THEDUDE80245411 He’ll get credit when get gets a ring. It’s all for nothing without a ring.

The Packers would sign 43-year-old Tramon Williams before they draft a 5’9 180-pound CB

@IvanOoze219 @Peter_Bukowski @THEDUDE80245411 It depends entirely on how good you think this team is, because every player was picked, traded, signed, etc by him, no TT players left. If you think they’re bad or average, fine but if you think they’re at least an above average team then he should get credit for that.

@Peter_Bukowski @THEDUDE80245411 He’s got a few key pieces and one he traded for…. Calm down bud

@James88614267 @KenIngalls and it would probably come down to Welch OR Neimann (maybe 1-2 move to OLB?) Of course there’s still a lot of offseason, draft, etc to get through and this’d likely not be a problem til roster cutdowns, decide then.

@James88614267 @KenIngalls Issue with that tho is (assuming they’re switching to a 3-4, seems to be consensus right now) with a 3-4, you only have 2 ILBs on the field at a time, maybe only 1. They already have Cooper, Franklin, Hopper, and McDuffie there, I don’t think they’d likely keep 6 guys for 2 spots

The Packers need to add to OLB, but also need a "cut-able" player for when Micah Parsons comes back from injury. LVN, Sorrell, Oliver are not getting cut. A 4-year veteran would have their contract essentially guarantee after week 1 - thinking they avoid this. If they draft an OLB high, he's sticking. If they bring in a young veteran, UDFA, or round 6-7 draft pick - they'd get the boot. Otherwise, you can pencil in Brenton Cox getting released outside of other injuries to cover.

@James88614267 @KenIngalls Mosby might be kept for his special teams ability. I think they kept him around last year similarly.

@KenIngalls So could you see them moving on from both Cox and Mosby once Micah is back?

@KyleHouser88 @GreenBayDrizzy @KenIngalls from the Packers official account. Now as we’ve said the NFLs still basically a 4-2-5 nickel defense throughout the league so their base alignment wont matter too much. Hopefully we FINALLY get to hear from Gannon feels like its been ages since hes been hired and no word from him

@KyleHouser88 @GreenBayDrizzy @KenIngalls To my knowledge the OLB position is a 3-4 term. Like of course TECHNICALLY SLB and WLB are considered OLBs but that’s rarely used. It’s the DL (DEs and DTs) and the LBs. I agree they arent totally fit for a 3-4, Hargave’s past experience, etc but Covington’s OLB title is straight

Packers defensive line looking like Wyatt - Stackhouse - Hargrave in their 3-4 base looks. Brooks - Ford - Brinson as the backups. Still should see some moves to add some beef up front.

@KyleHouser88 @GreenBayDrizzy @KenIngalls Looks like Covington’s title is OLB coach and run game coordinator.

@PackersFT12 @GreenBayDrizzy @KenIngalls When Gannon was DC for the Eagles they had a "DE/OLB Coach" and the ran a 4-3. They also had Javon Hargrave.

@KyleHouser88 @GreenBayDrizzy @KenIngalls Having an OLB coach pretty much solidifies them going back to a 3-4.

@PackersFT12 @GreenBayDrizzy @KenIngalls In 2025 Gannon's DL were 285/335/315. In 2024 they were 300/312/300. In 2023 they were 278/331/300. In 2021 & 2022 they were 269/310/305*/265 (when he was a DC). The Packers projected starters are 250/304/305*/272 & Hargrave played for Gannon in a 4-3.

@TeteioTeio50271 @scar1etscars I got it to B which is great so then she could run mile, medium, and long races but then 3/6 of her parents/grandparents’ aptitude sparks were “wasted” on mile since that won’t help when she’s done.

@TeteioTeio50271 @scar1etscars I think the issue is with basically needing the umas to have B or higher affinities for 3 different distances so they can go on 30+ races reasonably. Ex: I just did a run with Agnes Tachyon (who I normally train for medium TT) where I needed Mile sparks to raise her mile affinity

People who have S+/SS umas by maxing Wit and guts, are your umas good in TT or could they be in a future CM ? I need you to answer i need it for my guide!! Thaaanks

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@tebow55 @osha3264 @KenIngalls It’s not so big that it’s 100% but he should have a very good shot at making the roster. He’d probably have to be REALLY bad in training camp/preseason to get cut.

@osha3264 @KenIngalls That's a big signing bonus, he'll definitely will be on the roster

$1 million signing bonus for Skyy Moore, $2.5m before incentives. That's a bigger commitment than the Packers gave to last year's returner option Mecole Hardman ($150k signing bonus, $1.5m before incentives).

@kcpackers10 @MatthewMKE98 Alec Pierce got 4 yrs $114 mil with 1 season over 1,000 yards (1,003) and 17 TDs in 4 years (6 last year). And you think Watson’s price tag (and Reed’s if he produces this season) is $13-18 mil? Sure their injuries likely mean they dont get 4 yr deals but APY? Likely not that low

Because that's the going rate for a bonfide starting WR. Same price as Watson. If they go a level up and become thousand yard 10+TD receivers? Then they are $21-26M a year. The way the Packers offense operates benefits their ability to re sign their talent. I wouldn't worry about money so much if I were you. The cap is rising $10-20M every year. Money is not an issue.

I didnt realize Jayden Reed FC ran deep like that Jayden Reed is a great receiver However we have 3 WR, and 2 TE that are due new contracts next year U can’t resign em all and u have to give up good players to get good players Wicks likely isn’t netting you Achane, Reed will

@kcpackers10 @MatthewMKE98 again or ISN’T producing enough yards, TDs, etc then why would they want to even give him $13-18 mil for 2 or more years?

@kcpackers10 @MatthewMKE98 They can’t force him to take the $13-18 mil is basically what I’m saying. Both sides have to agree and if he THINKS he can produce (from now to early season) or if he DOES produce (mid-late season) then he’s likely not taking that amount. If it’s mid-late season and he gets hurt-