APB wrote: ↑

06 May 2025 11:59

I wanna party with this Rage mom...

She seems stable

go pak go wrote: Yeah it was the most "home team" fans I have ever seen at a draft. It looked like Packers fans outnumbered everyone else 9 to 1.

Looked more like 92/8 on tv.

Drj820 wrote: ↑

25 Apr 2025 22:26

If a guy has “bad hands” in his scouting report, gutey is all over him

Seems more like how the team develops WR.

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1915968946013884684 All the people in the comments, who have never been on the Lambeau property, saying the numbers are made up. When the NFL requires an app to enter the groubds and knows exactly how many were there. I rode my bike down that hill as a kid (when th...

This guy is something with the ball in his hands. TCU just did whatever they could to get him the ball. I wonder if MLF will do that or try to get him to develop as a WR? Seems like a guy that could be a good WR2 in tine and using him as just a gadget guy could hinder that development.

musclestang wrote: ↑

25 Apr 2025 20:15

Initial quick reaction is, we just got a road grading guard.

Yeah, me too. They clearly are prioritizing the running game post AR. 20 reps though is awful for 336 lbs. even with long arms. Injury?

Just seems at least one round early, and especially with some Edge and CB still on the board.

Terrible

He explained that his speed may not have appeared on the field as much because he's tempo-ing his routes so he only is moving at top speed when he needs to, and his route running and quick movement skills are pros in the write-ups, so that tracks. You can see this on the film. I watched quite a few...

It would have been nice to use this pick on a CB but the stupid decision to play a hurt Watson in a meaningless game and give him a major injury made using this pick on a WR absolutely necessary. Watson isn't very good anyway. He has speed but that is it. Not a very good route runner, too many drop...

JKB wrote: ↑

25 Apr 2025 09:25

Announced officially 205,000 people

Looked up last few years and was only 125k for night 1 in KC two years ago. Detroit had a bigger showing than GB.

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2025 19:44

Ah man, being in the bowl would be awesome!

Better than 110 yards from the stage in the parking lot.

Roughly 10 hours till we pick, the suspense now is overwhelming, will it be Harman, or Mykel Williams, or McMillan, Golden, Egbuka, or even Higgins, orrrrr Colestan Loveland a receiver TE with Jordy Nelson speed, a slot position monster,, how about a Will Johnson, who reports have him on life suppo...

BF004 wrote: ↑

23 Apr 2025 23:26

Met Nagler, Eisen, and Rappaport out tonight.

Sounds like from what I heard, just missed out on Kay.

Still work to do.

Just don't be the weird middle aged guy that creeps.

My concern is if the guys at positions we value are falling because of injury/personal red flags that have them removed from our board. Mike Green (sexual assault), James Pearce (headcase, immaturity), John Simmons (knee, immaturity whispers), Walter Nolan (headcase, some stuff I haven't bothered t...

APB wrote: ↑

23 Apr 2025 08:35

More of LeBron demonstrating his GOAT-ness…

Literally genocide

Don't think I'll be going after being around Lambeau yesterday (my parents live close to Lambeau and went there for Easter). The stage looks impressive, they were testing the video screens showing the Tennessee Titans logos when I went by. But the whole area is blocked off. For some dumb reason they...

RingoCStarrQB wrote: ↑

17 Apr 2025 16:53

RingoCStarrQB wrote: ↑

17 Apr 2025 12:51

BREAKING NEWS!
Kay Adams announced that she will be in Green Bay next week. She likes Wisconsin better than Illinois. Of course she's been ice fishing. She knows Morse code and Shoneys.

Someone needs to tell Kay that Wisconsin has no Shoneys.

Not anymore. Had good chicken and potatos.

Why is this in the Bee? The Bee is satire.

BF004 wrote: ↑

14 Apr 2025 07:18

I was just posting for apb

You are right. It is him with the obsession.