Comments on: Packers’ Derek Sherrod unlikely to play this season

By: whatjusthapped

whatjusthapped — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 14:09:38 +0000

@fuseekthepackers28

3rd in division, behind Minney and Chi. Skol!!

I assume you are talking about the same Vikings that had a two game lead 3 weeks ago. The Tampa Bay game tells us a lot, namely that there are no sure wins in the NFL and the Vikings are who we thought they were, about a 6-10 team that will challenge the Lions for the basement of the NFC North and my money is on the Vikings to prevail for that dubious prize.

Again.

By: stellarperformance

stellarperformance — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 10:37:33 +0000

chi01town says: Oct 27, 2012 10:16 PM
the Packers are a M.A.S.H unit right now an if they dont get some players back soon these weaker teams will beat them. the Jags are coming ha ha ha hold the cheese
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The Packers have more depth at the critical positions than the Bears and the Vikings combined (Detroit…who cares.) The only teams concerned with a running game are the teams that have a runner only and nothing else. At least that’s what I hear from all three of those teams. The Packers already handed the Bears their crying towels once, and they’ll do it again. The Bears should frame their team picture in the most natural and normal environment possible….like the shape of a rear-view mirror. Because that is where they always are…behind Green Bay.

By: fuseekthepackers28

fuseekthepackers28 — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 09:02:44 +0000

The scoop is Sherrod, Woodson, Jennings, and the rest of the injury prone Packers are out and the Pack won’t make the playoffs. Enjoy this win over Jax. Packers 3rd in division, behind Minney and Chi. Skol!!

By: ultra8201

ultra8201 — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 07:43:09 +0000

@Chi01town you should shut up until your Bears can finally beat us. I believe Cutler was running for his life when we crushed y’all. All those picks….

By: talonh

talonh — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 06:26:24 +0000

Sorry Chitown. Even injuries won’t help your weaker Bears beat the Packers.

By: thetokyosandblaster

thetokyosandblaster — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 03:13:21 +0000

chi01town says:
Oct 27, 2012 10:16 PM
the Packers are a M.A.S.H unit right now an if they dont get some players back soon these weaker teams will beat them. the Jags are coming ha ha ha hold the cheese

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Still, though, even with everyone injured, as long as Rodgers takes the field, the Packers have more talent than anything Chicago could put up.

Scoreboard.

The End.

By: chi01town

chi01town — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 02:16:35 +0000

the Packers are a M.A.S.H unit right now an if they dont get some players back soon these weaker teams will beat them. the Jags are coming ha ha ha hold the cheese

By: taskforcefreddy

taskforcefreddy — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 00:57:37 +0000

^^ It’s because you don’t understand the gamesmanship that goes on with injuries, players, and how teams manage the practice squad. You may have noticed the Packers’ recent adjustments on the PS last week. Note that this took place in preparation for releasing Sherrods progress because PS players are free agents and if a team announces a much needed lineman is out and doesn’t have replacements on their PS, other teams can and will sign players before the owning team can properly adjust. This happens week in, and week out and is why teams are reluctant to release accurate status reports.

By: packhawk04

packhawk04 — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 00:27:19 +0000

Agreed from a fellow packer fan.

By: thehatefulnerd

thehatefulnerd — Sat, 27 Oct 2012 23:22:01 +0000

Please look into this. I am a die hard Packers fan, since 1980, but I am sick to death of the games the team plays with its injury reports.

Whats the scoop on Shields? He was “kicked in the shin,” and now he’s out for two weeks in a row? Then I hear in the Press Gazette he’s out with an ankle?

Then you had Mike Neal last year. Fell in a non-contact drill. We were assured it was nothing, for weeks. 1 surgery and a year later, he’s back almost to what he was before.

As for Sherrod, I hope he gets back to where he was. I remember Mike Flanagan had a nasty broken leg too. He came back from it and played for quite a few years, but it took him an extra year to come back.