Let’s take a look at some highly notable free agents that Thompson let walk and evaluate if it was a good or bad decision. Hindsight is always fun, isn’t it?

JerseyAl  wrote:

I agree mostly with Teds approach. but I do feel he has missed now a couple opportunities where he could have made moves to give the team a better chance at the SB and failed to do so.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

I agree. But I'm glad we have TT, there are many more worse GMs in the League than there are better than him.

Originally Posted by: PackerTraxx 

That's so true! That's something that bugs me. How many always want to hang the guy, when he really hasn't done a bad job at all. NO GM makes the right calls all the time.
And he has kept the Packers near the top his entire time as GM.
I DO believe that NOW is the time that they better get it together if they want a realistic shot at another SB. Rodgers isn't getting any younger.
I really think they would have gone all the way had Rodgers not been hurt last year. That really cost them. A healthy Aaron Rodgers wins the NFC title game.
Of course that's JUST my opinion, for what it's worth.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey 

I agree. But the Packers should have won even with Aaron Rodgers being injured.

Originally Posted by: DoddPower 

I really think they would have gone all the way had Rodgers not been hurt last year. That really cost them. A healthy Aaron Rodgers wins the NFC title game.Of course that's JUST my opinion, for what it's worth.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey 

If we had spent the 7 million we had left at the end of the season on an upgrade at MLB or 3rd WR or combination of both, we likely would have gone all the way also, even with Rodgers injured.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

I'm not sure how one slight upgrade in one position could have prevented that complete team failure versus Seattle. The result of the game had nothing to do with talent level (the first half shows that quite clearly) and quite everything about coaching problems, specifically not being able to prevent this team from imploding once it starts going downhill. Everyone not named Mason Crosby was responsible for that loss to a notable degree.

Originally Posted by: Porforis