Who can we least afford to lose to injury?· Page 3

dhpackr
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16 years ago

I am going to say Greg Jennings. I think it is real important for arod to have a receiver he feels real comfortable with early in the season. Greg seems to be on the verge of a breakout season, if he can stay healthy. I think GJ will see much more dbl teams early in the season, rather than DD getting dbl'd all the time.

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DEPackfan
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16 years ago

#22

I'm going with Barnett. He's the leader of our defense. Without him, our linebacking core goes from very good to pretty average.

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Zero2Cool
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16 years ago

#23

I'm going with Barnett. He's the leader of our defense. Without him, our linebacking core goes from very good to pretty average.

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Per coaches and players, Charles Woodson is the leader of the defense.

gbpfan
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16 years ago

#24

i think you all covered most of the guys with very good points,i also feel jolly will be missed with him and pickett i can see them letting the rest get after the q.b and stopping the run

obi1
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16 years ago

#25

Tauscher/Clifton.

With our interior line, these two have to be the anchors.

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bavpb
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16 years ago

#26

Anyone. Losing players to injury always hurts, be it just for losing depth.
I hope noone will be injured.

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Zero2Cool
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16 years ago

#27

Can't say Rodgers? I then say Mike McCarthy. I think without him we are doomed. I'm not sure what kind of injury would keep him from doing his job, but gosh it would be tough to win without our even keeled HC on the sideline.

Gravedigga
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16 years ago

#28

Either Woodson or Harris. We can not play the same style of defense with either of them off the field. I dont think the team would skip a beat if we lost any ONE linebacker, D-lineman, O-lineman, RB, or WR. There is enough depth to overcome it. But losing one of those cb's would hurt big time.

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yooperfan
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16 years ago

#29

Any starter.
I think our depth is OK against mediocre teams but I don't think it's good enough for a playoff run.

DakotaT
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16 years ago

#30

I think if McCarthey had a heart attack, we'd be in trouble. I feel he is the key to the whole thing. He is a damn good football man and I am going to start sending Chilly a thank you card after each win when we play the Vikings for not getting on the plane to Green Bay 3 years ago.

We have pretty good depth, and if a key player went down things would have to be tweaked. If Clifton went down, then I would assume the tight end would line up over there to help out. If Pickett went down, I would expect a shift in scheme because you wouldn't have the space eater in there.

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