I was on the "ban Bush' bandwagon when they played the 49ers for all the penalties he was getting a critical times(remind you of someone else?), but I think with a little more concentration and learning on his part, he'll be a decent corner. Nothing like Harris or Woodson though.

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Mental note: Do not piss off wischeez.

I had the pleasure of making it up for the Jets game 2 years ago and our seats were behind the Green Bay bench (quite a few rows up). Before Bush went on the field (for special teams) he would get incredibly amped up by jumping and tucking his legs like a wild man. It was hilarious and pretty impressive (Bush has a good vertical and explosivness). I wonder if some of his lapses are just a case of jitters that he can't shake due to hyping himself up too much. When he is on, he brings great measurables and is pretty good at sticking with his man. I hope he can cut down on his lapses because I think he can be a good one for us if he can pull it all together. Unfortunately, he's quickly approaching put up or shut up time, but I'm definately pulling for him.

BTW, Kampman also has some pretty hilarious stretching routines.

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Didn't know about Bush's stretching prowess. Good info (sounds like I'm being sarcastic -- I'm not).

I was at that Jets game. Road tripped to Lambeau with my girlfriend. Toured the Packers HOF, went to the Favre Steakhouse. That was only the second time I'd been to Green Bay to see a game. The other was the Vikings playoff loss from a few seasons before. I've seen some real stinkers in person. 😞

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Yeah, I think the Pack stinking it up for that game was karma for me. My first pilgrimage to the mother land was the previous year for the Lions game, which was 1 of the 4 games we won that year with Favre and The Replacements.

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If only we hired a former sumo-wrestler for the o-line and an alcoholic Irish soccer player for kicker. We would have been unstoppable.

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wynn's upside is he is never on the field long enough to do anything i think between heron and lumpkin it will be lumpkin

Yup!
He's getting one from me for that one too!!! :thumbright:

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I think Herron will be the #3, because he is so much more polished in the passing game (I'm assuming Lumpkin does not have much experience in that area), but Lumpkin will make the roster as a #4 RB and will be inactive on game days unless one of the others gets hurt. He still needs to prove something in this last preseason game, though, or he may be headed for the practice squad, where he could get signed by another team.

Just like the LB position, we had little depth at RB last season but good depth this year.

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Please cut Ted Thompson!

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please cut greenwhiteandgold

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