Green Bay's Biggest Roster Battles
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- On today's show, Andy reviews which roster battles we should be eyeing closely throughout the remainder of the offseason, and which players will have a legitimate chance at each spot. Don't miss it!
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Bo Melton is phenomenal
Dillion and Lloyd will be amazing together.
The Packers offensive coordinator said he wants to get Lloyd on the field as much as possible. So I don’t think it’ll be much of competition between him and Dillion he’s better player imo.
They have to play before that decision is made. AJ could be in the best shape of his life ready to run for 5ypc. You have no idea. That’s why camp exists
@@nickbrown1843 That spot is going to Lloyd man.
Lloyd hasn’t played a single snap. He has fumbling issues and isn’t good at pass pro. Let’s pump the breaks and wait to see how camp turns out
I think I’m most intrigued by the o-line battles and the DB battles.
Morning cheeseheads
You beat me to the 1st comment
Morning! As always, it's a good day to be a Packers fan 🧀🧀🧀
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Although I don’t have concern now either, Wouldn’t Loves contract become an issue if it’s not done before preseason? One could say it’d be complete malpractice on his camp to let him play in live action on his current deal.
I mean, that would be up to him. I don't really see Love sitting out deal or no deal.
Andy - you look like a ref today, sir! Have a great day, sir. I appreciate you, thanks for all the great content
The Green Bay Packers Are poised for an offensive eruption in the 2024-25 NFL season, with our offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich at the helm, orchestrating a versatile and dynamic attack. The Packers offense, brimming with talent, is set to challenge opposing defenses with a multifaceted game plan each week. With the dual-threat capability in its arsenal, Green Bay is expected to diversify its offense, leveraging our running back Josh Jacobs ground game prowess alongside quarterback Jordan Love’s aerial connections with key receivers Christian Watson and Jayden Reed. This balance promises to keep defenses guessing and offers Green Bay numerous pathways to scoring. Coming off of a previous season filled with uncertainties about its offensive capabilities, the Packers face fewer question marks this year, except for one significant area of interest: the composition of the offensive line. However, with ample time to address this through QTA’s and training camps, confidence remains high. Our General Manager Brian Gutekunst has a proven track record of unearthing young talents in the NFL Draft, contributing to the optimism surrounding the team’s potential. Among the fresh faces is USC’s standout running back Marshawn Lloyd, picked in the 3rd round of the 2024-25 NFL Draft. Marshawn Lloyd, anticipated to secure the 2nd spot on the Packers runningback depth chart, showcases an eye-catching college performance that includes 820 rushing yards, 9 touchdowns, and an average of 7.1 yards per carry over 11 games. His ability to make plays both in the running and passing game adds a layer of depth to Green Bay’s offensive strategy. Adam Stenavich expressed his eagerness to incorporate Marshawn Lloyd into the game plan, highlighting the rookie’s unique speed and playmaking ability as components that could introduce an explosive element to the Packers offense. Marshawn Lloyd’s integration is expected to complement Josh Jacobs effectively, offering a fresh alternative that maintains the momentum of Green Bay’s running game while adapting to the pace of NFL. The Packers offense, with its rich tapestry of talent and strategic acumen, is set to be a formidable force in the 2024 season, promising a thrilling spectacle for fans and a challenging puzzle for adversaries. Go Pack Go 💚💚💛💛
How's the idea that McGough makes the team as WR6/7, special teams, and emergency QB? Being a Swiss Army knife may not be glamorous, but it might get you a roster spot.
Aj Dillon is a top 10 pass blocker if you go off of PFf. But Emanuel Wilson looked to promising to cut last year. No matter what it's going to suck losing one of them.
We need 6 wrs on the active roster.
To me we use Dillon wrong in the run game. We use these slow developing run plays, misdirections slight delays. He needa to be able to get downhill so he can break through contact hes pretty easy to trip up before he gets going
I think Lloyd should get plenty of snaps in the early part of the season, but later on when it’s colder we should feature AJ Dillon more. That way he’s fresh and we can have that into the winter and a playoff push
you think with AJs weight and the size of his quads he would be an absolute tank in the backfield.. you would be wrong.
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AJ Dillion is a backup goal line back at this point. Not really needed unless someone goes down and I’d rather it be someone else filling in than Dillon.
True but out of all the rbs he has the most experience in this offense & with these players
I think it is odd that so many people think a team with one main back will do well. If you look at NFL history, teams with a top 5 in yards running back tend to lose in the post season. They rarely make it to the Super Bowl and have only won it twice. The numbers are far below just random luck.
The Packers have running back by committee. It isn’t going to be one or the other. It will be a rotation.
Dillon is also an excellent receiver and blocker.
its not a battle. lloyd is the best back in the draft. aj was maybe the 20th best back in his draft class. his production decline every year. at best short yard goal line back.
Understanding the system plays a huge role in back up type of players as well. AJ has spent several years here already.
@@SilverShadow12339if that’s the case why did he look like 💩 last year?
I don’t even think AJ Dillon is good at short yardage. He’s good when the field is open and gets a head of steam. I think if AJ Dillon doesn’t beat out Lloyd, Wilson is RB3
@@SilverShadow12339 RB2 will be Lloyd can’t see it being Dillion.
@HoopsMegaCentral I mean, you can't see it, but you're also not in charge of the team, at practice, or off-season events.
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Are we still pretending Zayne Anderson is a real person?
Who?
Mr. Anderson…
Great show!
I'm curious about WR6. Heath is alright but Dubose and Magoo are wild cards
Im over Dillon, Lloyd please show this guy how to hit the gaps with EFFORT. Quadzilla dont got much quad strength!
AJ takes too long to get going north south. When he gets a yard or two head start that’s when is can use his quad strength.
Dillon would make a great fullback.
Why would anybody consider Dillard for offensive line ? He couldn't do anything for the other 2 teams he played on.
Tay Wicks Could be a Real Sleeper This year 🤫😈
How come you never mentioned Alexander in the CB mix?
Because he’s a roster lock 🔒
The only possible way AJ makes this team is due to injury. JMHO GB wants to have AJ show something in preseason so they can trade him for a late round pick. ZERO chance AJ makes it as a #3.
AJ knows the offense and is great in pass protection. He has a great shot at making the team.
Hope you’re right. Dude is the softest 250 I’ve ever seen.
"He's certainly better than Jared Goff"
It's not certain at all. Just likely.
Never been a Dillon fan. Good guy. Not a great back.
Go Loons!
Tyler Davis will make the team as TE4 over a WR6. Davis has too much special teams value
I’d take myself over Dillon’s garbage 3 ypc. Get him tf outta here