lol some jus can't let it go ... Smith was cut, move on. He's a back up on the worst team in the NFL right now. let. it. go.
"Zero2Cool" wrote:
Thank you. I know he made some plays in preseason and I'll admit I was impressed. But if he can't crack the starting lineup on that team, why are we all so convinced he was our answer in GB? Does not make sense.
"doddpower" wrote:
You guys are exaggerating. I don't think anyone thought that Smith was "the answer." Many of us just believe that he was much better depth then Rouse, Bush, and rushing to sign people off the street that have no experience in our system, and some with no NFL experience in the 3-4. Just doesn't make any sense.
You can say "get over it" all you want. But until we start playing at least a little better and winning more games, it's going to be very hard to "get over" obvious mistakes, in my opinion.
"ILikeThePackers39" wrote:
Anthony Smith, cut by the Steelers, cut by the Packers, is now a back up on the worst NFL team, St. Louis Rams. that's about all there is to say about it. Smith was not the answer, is not the answer and won't be the answer, yet ... still talked about as if there's a chance he could come back. Or just another reason to piss and moan about management instead of looking for current events on the Packers to discuss.
Smith = Gone.
"Zero2Cool" wrote:
"Look for another reason to piss and moan about the management"
Dude, WTF?? Are you serious? Do you have ANY clue what you're talking about? I have been a Mike McCarthy and Ted Thompson supporter since the beginning. Do not use that rhetoric on me. It's not going to work. I do not look for reasons to slam our management team. However, when I do see things that I personally think our mistakes, I call them out. I'm not going to blindly follow them.
And as far as looking for current events to discuss, how is discussing the current state of our safety position not relevant? So, we're conversing on an internet forum, yet to reference any actions made a few months ago is prohibited? That's BS. Actions made over the past couple months directly affect where the Packers are at today, making them very relevant.
Let's see, better not talk at all about the Cincy game huh, since that's done, gone, and over with? Makes perfect sense. NOT.
Like I said, if we start showing significant improvement, then I'm sure I'll have much better things to ponder and / or discuss. However, when we lay an egg like we did last week, I'm going to discuss actions that I think contributed to getting us there.