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@wisportsradio I feel like there's words missing in this. How has Gute struggled? Love, Tom, Edge, Watson, Kraft are very good players. The majority of the roster is his picks and they've went to the playoffs 3 straight years.

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@namestartswithp @stepsenmccool @WhiteHouse A democratic president could enforce a court order from the ICC if Trump gets charged

@stepsenmccool @WhiteHouse Who's going to prosecute? Of what use is a law that can't be enforced

🚨 “If Iran doesn’t FULLY OPEN, WITHOUT THREAT, the Strait of Hormuz, within 48 HOURS from this exact point in time, the United States of America will hit and obliterate their various POWER PLANTS, STARTING WITH THE BIGGEST ONE FIRST…” - President DONALD J. TRUMP

@Ferd_Turgeson They haven't made good movies. Pretty simple why it's not as popular

You'll still read that the MCU is dead from people on twitter dot com every day

@BruceIronsNFL Packers should've resigned him for even more guaranteed. Would have been a great fall back option if Morgan doesn't work out or gets hurt

Rasheed Walker is not an All Pro, but he's been a decent left tackle. Getting a decent veteran left tackle for the contract of a 2nd round pick (without giving up a draft pick) is amazing value. Panthers made out on this one.

@nacholeber Some takes man. Gotta be trolling or looking for engagement

I believe there will be a true QB competition. So as of right now I would guess the depth chart would be: Wentz Murray McCarthy May the best man win

Three weeks into the war with Iran, a number of observations as someone who spent years war-gaming this scenario. 1. The U.S. and Israel may have produced regime transition in the worst possible way. Ali Khamenei was 86 and had survived multiple bouts of prostate cancer. His death in the coming years would likely have triggered a real internal reckoning in Iran, potentially opening the door to somewhat more pragmatic leadership, especially after the protests and crackdown last month. Instead, the regime made its most consequential decision under existential external threat giving the hardliners a clear upperhand. Now we appear to have a successor who is 30 years younger, deeply tied to the IRGC, and radicalized by the war itself – including the killing of family members. Disastrous. 2. About seven years ago at CNAS, I helped convene a group of security, energy, and economic experts to walk through scenarios for a U.S.--Iran war and the implications for global oil prices. What we’re seeing now was considered one of the least likely but worst outcomes. The modeling assumed the Strait of Hormuz could close for 4–10 weeks, with 1–3 years required to restore oil production once you factored in infrastructure damage. Prices could spike from around $65 to $175–$200 per barrel, before eventually settling in the $80–$100 range a year later in a new normal. 3. One surprising development: Iran is still moving oil through the Strait of Hormuz while disrupting everyone else. In most war games I participated in, we assumed Iran couldn’t close the Strait and still use it themselves. That would have made the move extremely self-defeating. But Iran appears capable of harassing global shipping while still pushing some of its own exports through. That changes the calculus. 4. The U.S. now finds itself in the naval and air equivalent of the dynamic we faced in Iraq and Afghanistan. It’s a recipe for a quagmire where we win every battle and lose the war. We have overwhelming military dominance and are exacting a tremendous cost. But Iran doesn’t need to win battles. They just need occasional successes. A small boat hitting a tanker. A drone slipping through defenses in the Gulf. A strike on a hotel or oil facility. Each incident creates insecurity and drives costs up while remind everyone that the regime is surviving and fighting. 5. The deeper problem is that U.S. objectives were set far too high. Once “regime change” becomes the implicit or explicit goal, the bar for American success becomes enormous. Iran’s bar is simple: survive and keep causing disruption. 6. The options for ending this war now are all bad. You can try to secure the entire Gulf and Middle East indefinitely – extremely expensive and maybe impossible. You can invade Iran and replace the regime, but nobody is seriously going to do that. Costs are astronomical. You can try to destabilize the regime by supporting separatist groups. It probably won’t work and if it does you’ll most likely spark a civil war producing years of bloody chaos the U.S. will get blamed for. None of these are good outcomes. 7. The other escalatory options being discussed are taking the nuclear material out of Esfahan or taking Kargh Island. Esfahan is not really workable. Huge risk. You’d have been on the ground for a LONG time to safely dig in and get the nuclear material out in the middle of the country giving Iran time to reinforce from all over and over run the American position. 8. Kharg Island can be appealing to Trump. He’d love to take Iran’s ability to export oil off the map and try to coerce them to end the war. It’s much easier because it’s not in the middle of IRan. But it’s still a potentially costly ground operation. And again. Again, the Iranian government only has to survive to win and they can probably do that even without Kargh. 9. The least bad option is the classic diplomatic off-ramp. The U.S. declares that Iran’s military capabilities have been significantly degraded, which is how the Pentagon always saw the purpose of the war. Iran declares victory for surviving and demonstrating it can still threaten regional actors. It would feel unsatisfying. But this is the inevitable outcome anyway. Better to stop now than after five or ten more years of escalating costs. Remember in Afghanistan we turned down a deal very early in the war with the Taliban that looked amazing 20 years later. Don’t need to repeat that kind of mistake. 10. The U.S. and Israel are not perfectly aligned here. Trump just needs a limited win and would see long-term instability as a negative whereas for Netanyahu a weak unstable Iran that bogs the U.S. down in the MIddle East is a fine outcome. If President Trump decided he wanted Israel to stop, he likely has the leverage to push it in that direction just as he pressured Netanyahu to take a deal last fall on Gaza. 11. When this is over, the Gulf states will have to rethink their entire security strategy. They are stuck in the absolute worst place. They didn’t start this war and didn’t want it and now they are taking with some of the worst consequences. Neither doubling down with the U.S. and Israel nor placating the Iranians seems overwhelmingly appealing. 12. One clear geopolitical winner so far: Russia. Oil prices are rising. Sanctions are coming off. Western attention and military resources are shifting away from Ukraine. From Moscow’s perspective, this war is a win win win. 13. At some point China may have a role to play here. It is the world’s largest oil importer, and much of that supply comes from the Middle East. Yes they are still getting oil from Iran. But they also buy from the rest of the Middle East, and a prolonged disruption in the Gulf hits Beijing hard. That gives China a real incentive to help push toward an end to the conflict.

@RobDemovsky Who determines the amounts given to players? I'm surprised to see Tom received anything with his compensation from last year

Here’s how much each Packers player will receive. Every team was allowed $16.951 million.

Packers S Evan Williams was one of 25 players to receive at least $1 million from the 2025 NFL Performance-Based Pay distribution. It essentially rewards lower-paid players who play large roles on their team. Williams more than doubled his $960,000 base salary from last year.

@WerderEdNFL What is the reason the US decided to attack Iran?

Again, not the time or place for your theories.

@Angrymike23 I just wish he wouldn't take projects in the 1st round. It woke be nice to get a player ready to be a difference maker in round 1. The LVN pick over Gonzalez will likely bother me for years

If you hate Gutey, you’re likely an idiot.

@GLURAK20XX @s1nisterxSauce @EthanDonov62300 @StickToTheModel Gary also applies. Same exact strategy as with LVN. Wyatt was another project, although further advanced than Gary. Gute looks for high potential players rather than proven players in round 1

@s1nisterxSauce @EthanDonov62300 @StickToTheModel This applies to LVN and LVN alone. I really don’t know who else you could be referring to other than Love

Graded every NFL team's draft performance over the last 6 years Hit rate, bust rate, star rate, and a metric called DVA (Draft Value Added) measuring how much value a team actually gets relative to where they pick. The best teams - Green Bay, Kansas City, Seattle, Buffalo, the Rams The worst teams - Tennessee and Minnesota (both have fired GMs) See your team's grade:

@TomSilverstein Is it just me or are you using Twitter/X more frequently?

With the NFL new league here, the #Packers announce the trade of Rashan Gary to the Dallas Cowboys and release of CB Nate Hobbs. That’s officially $19 million of cap space gained. Carry on.

@JonNoH_Williams @Ruined_evo @RyanReynoldsNFL @smallbagjohnson The 5 best being out is often overlooked by casuals. Add that to having a DC that didn't adjust to the 2nd half leading to 5 losses after leading by multiple scores

@Ruined_evo @RyanReynoldsNFL @smallbagjohnson Typical rage-bate post by this dude with zero consideration of who they actually let go and who will replace them. Not to mention the 5 best players not named Love were out with significant injury.

I've said it before and I'll say it again today, I think we've already seen the peak of the Jordan Love Packers

@RyanReynoldsNFL @trender88 @Schoop_11 @smallbagjohnson Which player that the Packers have lost is good in your opinion? Jenkins and both Walkers were bad last yr. Gary couldn't rush the QB. Enegbare was fine as rotation piece. Doubs is an injury risk and replaceable by 2 guys below him on the depth chart. Hobbs injury issues

@trender88 @Schoop_11 @smallbagjohnson I'm curious too. I've got guys mentioning the half dozen starters they lost like that's something every team is going through

@trender88 @Schoop_11 @RyanReynoldsNFL @smallbagjohnson Morgan- Walker Quay- Franklin Doubs- Golden Enegbare/Gary- LVN, Brinson, Oliver Jenkins- Ryann Still need DT, CB, and another Edge. But none of those lost players were good. At least not last year

@Schoop_11 @RyanReynoldsNFL @smallbagjohnson Question is who are you gaining to replace those guys? Genuine question.

@Ferd_Turgeson Gute spoiled the fans. And after last year, does anyone really want him to go big after mediocre players? This FA class was pretty meh

It's so funny that as recently as 7 years ago the Packers wouldn't have done jack shit in free agency. Now unless they nab at least one of the biggest available names, the loudest portion of the fanbase on social media still posts like we're in the TT era 😂

@Acyn This sounds like a justification other nations could use against Trump and the US government

Leavitt: Let me be clear. It is a good thing to wipe out terrorists who indiscriminately target civilians and attempt to hold the global economy hostage…and President Trump should be commended for doing so

@moodfortoday @atrupar Democrats ran a bad candidate his last election. Democratic Gov Evers won by a larger margin than Johnson won in the same election

@atrupar How the fuck do Wisconsinites continue to keep this moron in office?

RON JOHNSON: 650k people that are at large in America have committed crimes. Mr Bier, you're shaking your head BIER: They're not at large. They're in prison. They're in prison where they should be JOHNSON: They're not detained! BIER: They're detained by the states. They're not detained by ICE

@Wisconsin_fam Favorite player of mine growing up

Marquis Grissom

Something I didn't expect to hear from the President: there are dead people walking around without arms or legs. Anyone know how to stop the zombies from attacking?

@IKE_Packers This has to be the absolute worst Packer page that exists. All these players were expected to be gone moron.

Malik Willis - GONE (Dolphins) Rashan Gary - GONE (Cowboys) Quay Walker - GONE (Raiders) Elgton Jenkins - GONE (Released) Kingsley Enagbare - GONE (Jets) Does Packers GM Brian Gutekunst have an ace up his sleeve or is he next?