Most likely to return to Pack backfield?

The stronger a position is, the less a team has to worry about.

And the rich just keep getting richer. Is it any wonder that teams with good guys at the helm come back strong, year after year?

Yeah, a lot of players bolt from a team that just won the Superbowl

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Originally posted 08:17 AM ET  04.22 by Mangler.

Yeah, a lot of players bolt from a team that just won the Superbowl

A lot of San Diego players would like to "bolt" from a team that's not going to win the Superbowl.

Brandon Jackson is gone. James Starks proved to be the better RB between the two in the playoffs anyway. Cheese Nation loves Kuhn so he will DEFINITELY stay.

This team has done so well drafting it's crazy. My question is if Mark Ingram slips to them, do they take him with their first round pick? I didn't think Rodgers or Bulaga would go down that far, and Ingram just might also. Yes, they need "some" help on their offensive and defensive line, but Ingram would be tempting even with Grant, Starks, Jackson and Kuhn.

It's unlikely Kuhn will get offered enough money to go somewhere else and be just another back when he's so well-liked in GB. Jackson, on the other hand, is gone. He's an extra set of hands even on a depth-focused team like the Pack.

Every team needs 3 or 4 running backs. They all get beaten up, and most miss a few games.

See what happens with the CBA. If there's a rookie cap, that makes it easier for teams to pay more to the veterans, assuming they want to run up to the overall cap.

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Originally posted 09:23 AM ET  04.22 by Debbie Does

Every team needs 3 or 4 running backs. They all get beaten up, and most miss a few games.See what happens with the CBA. If there's a rookie cap, that makes it easier for teams to pay more to the veterans, assuming they want to run up to the overall cap.

I think the cap will go up, and I also think they'll set a rookie payscale, but the Pack have quite a few notable FAs this year. They'll have other priorities when it comes to Jackson. Servicable RBs aren't that hard to come by.

GO PACK GO!! Sorry!

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 08:25 AM ET  04.22 by Debbie Does

A lot of San Diego players would like to "bolt" from a team that's not going to win the Superbowl.

<quietly smiles...>

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 08:25 AM ET  04.22 by Debbie Does

A lot of San Diego players would like to "bolt" from a team that's not going to win the Superbowl.

You hater...

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 08:25 AM ET  04.22 by Debbie Does

A lot of San Diego players would like to "bolt" from a team that's not going to win the Superbowl.

The Lord of No Rings has now fixed his lidless eye upon you.

QUOTE(#16):

Originally posted 09:53 AM ET  04.22 by Otis B. Driftwood

You hater...

Nah. I don't hate them. I just laugh at them and mock them. I protect my castle by taunting them. I blow my nose at them. I fart in their general direction....

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Originally posted 09:56 AM ET  04.22 by Devi8ed

The Lord of No Rings has now fixed his lidless eye upon you.

Good. He won't be able to shut his eye to avoid my moon.

I think last year proved that Ryan Grant is a very replaceable par on that teamt. A nice back, but not special.

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Originally posted 10:06 AM ET  04.22 by Debbie Does

Nah. I don't hate them. I just laugh at them and mock them. I protect my castle by taunting them. I blow my nose at them. I fart in their general direction....

It worked... You've hurt their little feelings.

Then again - they are about to see their team move up the coast so I suppose I can understand their nerves being a bit frayed.

Storybook year for the packers last yr. Even though they're supposed to be healthy this season, its still extremely difficult to repeat.