Re: The Green Bay Packers
Posted: Mon December 23, 2013 2:20 pm


Well above Rashaan Salaam, but well below Neal Anderson.Lament wrote:So where does LeSean McCoy fit into this?EJ wrote:Forte>Starks>Lacy
Kaius wrote:The end zoneLament wrote:So where does LeSean McCoy fit into this?EJ wrote:Forte>Starks>Lacy

The guy's a nose tackle, he's not usually going to have notable stats or many plays on highlight reels. Those 2010 numbers are astronomical for that position. I'm not sure if he has regressed or not, but you're probably going to really need to study the tape to figure that out.Lament wrote:Yeah, but it's hard not to think he has regressed significantly since 2010. I mean, I get that he's getting more attention now and he's surrounded by less talent on the line than he was in 2009 and 2010, but he hasn't made a big play since the NFC Championship game, has he? I know numbers can be very misleading, but some of his are damning to an extent, aren't they?
2010 - 29 Tackles, 10 Assisted Tackles, 6.5 Sacks
2011 - 14 Tackles, 8 Assisted Tackles, 3 Sacks
2012 - 16 Tackles, 10 Assisted Tackles, 0 Sacks
2013 - 11 Tackles, 4 Assisted Tackles 0 Sacks
No sacks since 2011 isn't the sign of a guy who's gonna end up getting as big of a payday as he is. He's a nice piece, but Clay Matthews he is not.
But I think that's kind of the issue. I think he's a decent nose tackle who people overrate at this point because they think he's still capable of recreating what he did in 2010, which I don't think he is. I don't think he's gonna be worth what he ends up getting, and I'm starting to think I'd rather see another team risk that he is rather than watch the Packers take that chance.Green Habit wrote:The guy's a nose tackle, he's not usually going to have notable stats or many plays on highlight reels. Those 2010 numbers are astronomical for that position. I'm not sure if he has regressed or not, but you're probably going to really need to study the tape to figure that out.
Nose tackle is one of the most difficult positions to fill in the NFL. Even if Raji is overrated I'm not sure if the Packers could find an adequate replacement elsewhere.Lament wrote:But I think that's kind of the issue. I think he's a decent nose tackle who people overrate at this point because they think he's still capable of recreating what he did in 2010, which I don't think he is. I don't think he's gonna be worth what he ends up getting, and I'm starting to think I'd rather see another team risk that he is rather than watch the Packers take that chance.Green Habit wrote:The guy's a nose tackle, he's not usually going to have notable stats or many plays on highlight reels. Those 2010 numbers are astronomical for that position. I'm not sure if he has regressed or not, but you're probably going to really need to study the tape to figure that out.
Schefter reported that he's not even close to being healed.spike wrote:decision on rodgers coming thursday
yeah, but that was a week ago.Chris_H_2 wrote:Schefter reported that he's not even close to being healed.spike wrote:decision on rodgers coming thursday
What a difference a week can makespike wrote:yeah, but that was a week ago.Chris_H_2 wrote:Schefter reported that he's not even close to being healed.spike wrote:decision on rodgers coming thursday
why hasn't he just been ruled out then, grumpy chrisChris_H_2 wrote:What a difference a week can makespike wrote:yeah, but that was a week ago.Chris_H_2 wrote:Schefter reported that he's not even close to being healed.spike wrote:decision on rodgers coming thursday
I assume because they'll make the Bears prepare two different game plans.spike wrote:why hasn't he just been ruled out then, grumpy chrisChris_H_2 wrote:What a difference a week can makespike wrote:yeah, but that was a week ago.Chris_H_2 wrote:Schefter reported that he's not even close to being healed.spike wrote:decision on rodgers coming thursday