I’m very excited, maybe too excited. I need to manage expectations for the sake of my sanity. I absolutely believe they’ll take the next step but what does that actually mean, a ring? Maybe 12 wins and the North? Can’t wait to see. Go Pack Go!
I feel the same way! Just make the playoffs again first and let’s not get too hyped up but damn on paper 📝 the Packers look amazing on both sides of the ball! 🏈 We just gotta finish games strong like don’t let the damn 49ers back in the game again ever! Pound these teams , blow them out dammit! Coaching will be great again I’m sure and better , way better on defense with all the amazing talent go pack go! #willwisco #madison #wisconsin Pack fan
I'm optimistic that they'll do good this season but I too have to tamper my excitement. I don't think they'll let us down. That window has opened back up for the next few years.
@@babybenj52 Yeah we have a great 2/3 year window right now with this very high powered offense. Just gotta hope that we can keep great players coming in the draft so we can afford to lose some of our WR/TE went their contracts are up and they want real money.
He should be close to ready. Watson and Stokes went to see a specialist on their hamstring issues. So far, Watson is in a good place with no issues. Stokes, I'm not sure of yet. Hopefully it stays that way.
You must have forgotten about Rodgers last season in GB, and the 1st half of last season. Those times weren't pretty but it looks like they have the chemistry and are ready to go full steam ahead. Should be a very entertaining season. Can't wait to see!!
The Green Bay Packers are starting out their 1st-round draft pick Jordan Morgan at left tackle, the position he played extensively in college, but our offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich isn’t in a rush to commit a position for the rookie. Jordan Morgan got his start at left tackle during rookie minicamp. That could change when the full 90-man roster comes together later in the offseason and into the Green Bay Packers training camp. The Green Bay Packers believe that Jordan Morgan has 4 position potential, meaning he could play tackle or guard on either side of the line. It’s a projection, but the Packers have a long history of cross-training offensive lineman at multiple positions and turning collegiate left tackle into dominant players elsewhere along the line. Rasheed Walker returns after a strong 2nd half of the 2023-24 NFL season, and the Packers need at right guard might be far greater than the one at left tackle. But if Jordan Morgan’s best position is left tackle, it could be difficult for the Packers to move Jordan Morgan from a premium spot. Jordan Morgan played every snap, all 2,153 of them at left tackle over his last 3 seasons at Arizona. But many draft evaluators saw potential in Jordan Morgan moving inside to guard; Dane Brugler of the Athletic rated him as his 2nd-best guard in the 2024 draft class. Shorter arms and a lack of ideal length represented at least 1 reason why evaluators predicted a move inside, but neither Jordan Morgan or the Green Bay Packers are that concerned about his length at tackle considering his movement ability and overall athleticism. As always, the Packers will attempt to configure the “best 5” offensive lineman. It’s possible Rasheed Walker, Elgton Jenkins, Josh Meyers, Jordan Morgan, and Zach Tom from left to right. Or maybe Jordan Morgan wins the job on the left side, Rasheed Walker moves to the right side and Zach Tom moves inside to guard or center. Increasing the number of possible combinations is exactly what the Green Bay Packers want, as many ways to create a good offensive line as possible. Go Pack Go 💚💛
I think the new strength and conditioning coach is a huge addition! We are constantly missing multiple top players because of injury. This guy has already shown a big difference in his warm ups before mini camp. He splits up the big guys and little guys and. Has them do skill specific warm up and makes them do the full 20 min. They also played loud music and tried to make warm ups fun so they don’t half ass it. Packers used to only do like 10 min of actual warm up and the whole team did a boring generic wam up together. I imagine his approach to training and resting is probably better too. Having your own players on the field is like signing a couple free agents when it means having star players playing or sitting out all year.
The Packers have an OC? What does he do exactly? The HC calls the plays, so why do they even pay an OC? IMHO, you don't do this guy any favors in his career in respect to getting an OC job elsewhere when all he does is shake his pom poms. Just ask the last OC.
they design the plays silly. the coach picks the plays he likes and thinks will work. a lot of teams have an oc helping the hc make better decisions. MLF is an offensive hc but still needs a oc for some help. he cant do it all himself
I think this is B.S. He played better the second half of the season AFTER THERE WAS MORE FILM ON HIM. I just think that Jordan Love got better at reading defenses and his receivers got better at running routes and getting open. Having film on him won't matter if he can read the field faster.
@@outsidelookinginprod I don’t agree with you. His accuracy getting better was the main reason for the improvement, in the first half he was missing easy throws but still showing flashes. I can count a good amount of throws he made in the second half that you really shouldn’t evem attempt and some of them were lucky breaks, db’a will be more aware that he makes those mistakes
Your comparison for those 8 games to call this year of the super bowl pfft really? Last 8 games were decent but I can't compare that to a superbowl run geesh...
