The plan? Everyone has a plan...some are just terrible like this one.

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Just because it's a plan you don't know fully doesn't inherently mean it is a bad plan. I bet you were one of the jokers YouTube'ing themselves when Aaron Rodgers was selected and you were seen throwing your tantrums live for everyone!

😎 🤣 [giddity]

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Nope. I was dancing. I seriously was...Rodgers was my favorite college QB...ever. LOVED LOVED LOVED him. I watched him at Cal and thought...it sucks that we're too good to be up high enough to get him. We got him and all I wanted is Brett outta town so he could play. True story.

Does MM and Ted Thompson fully know the plan? They are HOPING just like we have to now that SOMEONE can fill that void. ONE player on our roster has taken a snap at G this pre-season...ONE. Lane Taylor. We have Don Barclay and two freaking rooks as backups on our OL. One of them is ...Kyle Murphy. The depth is beyond terrible. It's frightening.

Our run game might improve and if MM was really serious about running it then this makes some sense to me because Sitton was far from an asset in the run game. Just curious to see if Aaron gets broken ribs from a 330lb DT because of the replacement who goes in for Sitton who was literally the Great Wall of China of pass blocking.

Can not stand this TRUST THE ORG mantra. Why trust it? Did you see it last year? Did it look very trustworthy all last season? How about 4th quarter in Seattle and OT? You call out things regardless if you love them or not. Blind faith is no faith at all. It's pure yuck.

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Amazing how Eggels get a 1st for a proven loser glass QB.

Ted can't even get a 7th for an all-pro gaurd

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Quarterback is vastly more valuable than Guard. And that Guard has had repeated back issues that prompted him to lose 20 pounds in hopes of making his career last longer. Sam Bradford, if healthy, can do good things for the Vikings by simply managing the game.

Edit ...
QB average $5,583,390
G average $1,857,078

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/positional/ 

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Okay:

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/minnesota-vikings/sam-bradford-6510/ 

So, 7 million for Bradford the QB this year, and $6,074,224 million for Sitton last year.

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Breakups are hard. Sadness. Confusion. I understand and I'm here for you guys.

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We literally don't know who is starting where on the OL in Jax. Doesn't sound like a great plan to me.

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I think the Packers have a long-term plan in place. It's not Lane Taylor or Don Barclay, so let's just try to chill.

Here are some options:

1. Move J.C. Tretter to guard and keep a healthy Corey Linsley at center. (Obviously, not happening in the short-term.)
2. Move Bryan Bulaga to guard and play Jason Spriggs at right tackle.
3. Kick David Bakhtiari inside to guard; Start Jason Spriggs at Left Tackle.

Frankly, I think the third option is where we are going with this. I thought they drafted Bakhtiari to play right tackle or guard. I never saw him as a left tackle. He doesn't have the quickness or the measurables. Spriggs does. If you draw up a left tackle on paper, then it'll look a lot like him. He has the size, quickness, and strength to man the position for a decade. Honestly, I think this is what's going to happen.

LT: Briggs
LG: Bakhtiari
C: Tretter
RG: Lang
RT: Bulaga

With that said, I'm not sure I'm comfortable seeing the Packers shuffle guys around their offensive line this late in the process. They could have easily trotted out the above lineup in 2017, and rolled with what they had in 2016. Perhaps Spriggs impressed them so much, that they can't keep him off the field. That's my theory. I just don't know how I feel about it, yet.

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Chill? Shuffle the line a week before season to a guy who has taken zero snaps all pre season?

This is where road always forks and I get into trouble. So many blindly support the org and get pissed when you give them valid reasons not to. I'm not the bad guy. You want to come together as if consensus makes this a good move. It doesn't.

The move was stupid whether you love the Pack or hate them.

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