Let's wait a couple of years and see if he still thinks this way after he realizes Ted Thompson's never going to put anything beyond mediocre talent around him and realizes Dom Capers is completely washed up. Plus, Rodger's own contract is going to sink the franchise in a few years.
I'm just happy to see that a Packers/Favre reconciliation is starting to happen. Favre's far too important to the Packers' legacy to be shunned away, no matter how ugly their breakup was.
"...it's really funny how quick people are to judge"
Rose was cleared to play 2 months ago, this stopped being a knee-jerk reaction a while ago and turned into "Okay, so when the hell is this guy actually going to play again".
Honestly I don't think Braun was actually on something (though I think there's another Brewer or two who actually are), but I won't deny that it's pretty damn hard to defend Braun. The main thing I say is that while there are shady things with Braun's claims to innocence, there were some shady things on MLB's side of that whole thing too.
If Jennings is even remotely concerned about his stats he should know he shouldn't sign with Minnesota. I think he's going to re-sign with the Packers though. Green Bay at least needs to do SOMETHING this off season (seriously, Welker or Bush would have looked fantastic in Packer uniforms)
I see the Bears going 2-2 at best. People seem to conveniently overlook the fact that the Bears have struggled big time against other playoff contending teams this year.
Your choice was to take less money to stay with a better team. Granted, the average professional athlete these days doesn't comprehend the notion that everything you can do with 20 million dollars you can also do with 15 million dollars.
Why Milwaukee makes perfect sense for Josh Hamilton
-Avoids big market pressure cooker cities -Will have plenty of safety in the lineup -Brewers still need a replacement for Prince Fielder -Milwaukee wont overpay for Hamilton -Miller Park is very accommodating to Hamilton's power
Yeah, Milwaukee needs a little bullpen help. But that doesn't instantly mean that Milwaukee makes zero sense for Hamilton. This kind of sounds like a media ploy to stop Hamilton from signing with a smaller market team.
I just think signing with Denver was a stupid decision. I feel like I'm the only person who remembers all of the times Peyton shrinks in inclement weather.
I'm fairly confident that Elway and Fox put Tebow out on the field with the idea that he would flop and people would stop clamoring for them, and it ended up blowing up in their faces.
And yeah, Denver has Peyton now, but I'm waiting for him to vanish once the snow starts falling.
Rose was cleared to play 2 months ago, this stopped being a knee-jerk reaction a while ago and turned into "Okay, so when the hell is this guy actually going to play again".
(What Limbaugh said was also true, to boot)
Plus, what do you have to lose by playing him at this point? Even if Tebow is awful, it's not like Sanchez was any better.
Your choice was to take less money to stay with a better team. Granted, the average professional athlete these days doesn't comprehend the notion that everything you can do with 20 million dollars you can also do with 15 million dollars.
-Avoids big market pressure cooker cities
-Will have plenty of safety in the lineup
-Brewers still need a replacement for Prince Fielder
-Milwaukee wont overpay for Hamilton
-Miller Park is very accommodating to Hamilton's power
Yeah, Milwaukee needs a little bullpen help. But that doesn't instantly mean that Milwaukee makes zero sense for Hamilton. This kind of sounds like a media ploy to stop Hamilton from signing with a smaller market team.
The Packers actually had legit reasons to have a beef. Not grand delusions.
And yeah, Denver has Peyton now, but I'm waiting for him to vanish once the snow starts falling.