Zero2Cool
9 years ago

Does anyone realistically believe that Jordy isn't done for the year? Curious who thinks it's really possible.

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He'll be suited in week one. SUPER BOWL 50 is ours!!!
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uffda udfa
9 years ago

He'll be suited in week one. SUPER BOWL 50 is ours!!!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



3 piece or double breasted?

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nerdmann
9 years ago

He'll be suited in week one. SUPER BOWL 50 is ours!!!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



Might be a partial tear. Temporary IR?
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nyrpack
9 years ago
gonna miss jordy, but now is time for davante to step up his game as well as janis and montgomery, i also would like to see ted look into a trade with the giants and look at james jones once again !!
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Cheesey
9 years ago
I agree with what some have already stated. I'm glad it happened now. They now have a few more "fake" games to figure out what to do. Had this happened in the first game of the regular season, you have no time to prepare.
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uffda udfa
9 years ago

gonna miss jordy, but now is time for davante to step up his game as well as janis and montgomery, i also would like to see Mike McCarthy look into a trade with the giants and look at james jones once again !!

Originally Posted by: nyrpack 



We need a guy to be a top receiving threat not a fill out the roster type.

Brandon Lloyd is intriguing but he's 34...Wayne is 36...Moss 38. Wes Welker is 34, also. Andre Johnson, who, back then, was thought of as a nice luxury, would be quite the insurance policy right now.

Would Ted Thompson trade for someone? These chances at the SB are getting fewer and fewer.
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all_about_da_packers
9 years ago

Yes, seriously. Larry Centers, yes, Larry Centers a RB caught 100 balls in a season a long time ago...was he a #1 WR? No, he was a RB.

Jordy is a very nice player...he's not dominant...never has been. Feasts at Lambeau for some reason and wasn't quite so good on the road. Jordy ain't any of the other guys you mentioned. Jordy is more of a 1a WR...not THE GUY but close. Same with Cobb.

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 



Jordy is not dominant? Analytics prove otherwise. He was rated top-7 overall amongst all WRs at Profootballfocus (I'll refer to them simply as "PFF"). If you actually break it down even further and examine PFF's "WR Rating" category (basically grading a WR using the QB 'Passer Rating' system), Jordy was #4 with a '130' WR rating. Additionally, on throws to Jordy, Rodgers passer rating was 128 (by comparison, the league average was around 90 and on passes to Davante Adams, for example, Rodgers' QB rating was 92). Even more, on passes to Jordy, Rodgers was only intercepted 1 time.

Heck, if you go back even further for the past few years, Jordy is actually amongst the best in an elite group. If we judge based on PFF's 'yards per route run' metric, Jordy at 2.4 yards per route run is only behind Andre Johnson (2.59) and Wes Welker (2.44). Jordy is comfortably ahead of players like Brandon Marshall (2.25), Roddy White (2.13) and Calvin Johnson (2.12).

In short, a lot of data pretty much suggests Jordy produced at an exceptionally high level -- in most cases better than elite WRs in their prime.

Does Aaron have a lot to do with Jordy's success? Sure, I will not deny that #12 plays a big role. But on a team with Aaron, Jordy was an amazing producer -- he produced like you would want a #1 WR to produce. He may not be the flashy name, but his production stands tall with other elite WRs in the league.

Which goes to my original point: this is a pretty big loss. To say that a 2nd year WR in Davante Adams can achieve the same level of success as Jordy is asking a lot. I'm holding out hope that someone indicated to MM that Jordy's tear is only partial, and he has a shot to come back around mid-season.
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all_about_da_packers
9 years ago

We need a guy to be a top receiving threat not a fill out the roster type.

Brandon Lloyd is intriguing but he's 34...Wayne is 36...Moss 38. Wes Welker is 34, also. Andre Johnson, who, back then, was thought of as a nice luxury, would be quite the insurance policy right now.

Would Ted Thompson trade for someone? These chances at the SB are getting fewer and fewer.

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 




The trade idea is actually very interesting. We actually do have a position of depth -- CB -- that one would think we could afford to lose depth it because it is so stocked.

Given #36 Gunter's play lately and Rollins play last week, with Hyde as a Nickle back also, maybe we dangle Casey Hayward?

Hayward has been injured, so he may not have tremendous value. That said, his injury history would make me cautious trusting him as the starting CB, especially when he is in the last year of his deal and we have a few rookies that have shown promise.

Truth be told, I'd be perfectly fine with a 'Hayward-for-Greg Jennings' trade (not sure if the Dolphins do it, though). I'd prefer someone who has familiarity with this system, and I still think Jennings has something left that he could be a viable short-term option.
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uffda udfa
9 years ago

The trade idea is actually very interesting. We actually do have a position of depth -- CB -- that one would think we could afford to lose depth it because it is so stocked.

Given #36 Gunter's play lately and Rollins play last week, with Hyde as a Nickle back also, maybe we dangle Casey Hayward?

Hayward has been injured, so he may not have tremendous value. That said, his injury history would make me cautious trusting him as the starting CB, especially when he is in the last year of his deal and we have a few rookies that have shown promise.

Truth be told, I'd be perfectly fine with a 'Hayward-for-Greg Jennings' trade (not sure if the Dolphins do it, though). I'd prefer someone who has familiarity with this system, and I still think Jennings has something left that he could be a viable short-term option.

Originally Posted by: all_about_da_packers 



A guy I'm pondering is Michael Crabtree... I wanted him instead of Raji back in '09. Ted Thompson has that relationship with Reggie over in Oakland. Reggie is familiar with Casey. Crabtree has never played with a real QB in his career. He has incredible hands. Guy like that reminds me a little of Pickett when we got him... a 1st rounder who never lived up to promise until he got to Green Bay. Crabby could be a really nice addition and might be able to produce really well for us.

Hayward for Crabtree sounds pretty fair to me.
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steveishere
9 years ago

A guy I'm pondering is Michael Crabtree... I wanted him instead of Raji back in '09. Ted Thompson has that relationship with Reggie over in Oakland. Reggie is familiar with Casey. Crabtree has never played with a real QB in his career. He has incredible hands. Guy like that reminds me a little of Pickett when we got him... a 1st rounder who never lived up to promise until he got to Green Bay. Crabby could be a really nice addition and might be able to produce really well for us.

Hayward for Crabtree sounds pretty fair to me.

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 



lol Crabtree is the exact same "slow possession type" of WR that you hate in regards to Davante.
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