Packers Minicamp Recap & Observations (Day 2)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- On today's show, Andy reviews all of his key notes and takeaways from the final day of Packers minicamp. Don't miss it!
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Let Jordan Morgan develop at his pace. There’s no hurry and it’s clear that he would have to outclass a veteran to start week one. Get better every day and learn from your mistakes should be his goal. He should only get in in case of injury imo. He has a ton of potential and eventually he needs to settle down to one position, I can’t imagine how hard it must be to cross train 4 different positions in your first camp.
It’s way too early to make that kind of call lol
He has to outclass either an R7 or a guy who’s never started in order to win a starting job. It’s not like he’s needing to beat out Sitton or Bulaga. Tucker Craft is a dude who showed close to nothing last year until the Chargers game. Let’s hope Morgan lights the lantern like Craft did. Let’s not pretend the greatness of the guys in front of him is the obstacle. It’s his job to win.
@@WoodyZappa1 I personally don't think he will start week one unless of an injury. We have a line full of vets and I still believe in Rhyan. There's no pressure to start Morgan now and it's perfect for him.
Green bays obsession with cross training really annoys me sometimes. Like I get it, versatility is crucial, but you wonder if you miss out on just having a guy focus on one position
@WoodyZappa1 pretty disrespectful to Rasheed Walker the dude has proven he is better than just some 7th rounder
Doubs is a real dude, can't wait to see him quietly shut everyone up
I freaking love Doubs. And I still see people that think that he is maybe a number 3 WR. I don't know what they are seeing but I see number 1 WR all day. Whether or not that's his future, he's no worse than number 2. People forget how easily he got like 120 yards in that Cowboys game and made it look easy💪
What’s hysterical is how we’re sorting these receivers like we have enough data. For all we know Doubs may rise to be the top of the group. He’s got all the skills and was clutch all last season and has worked with the QB a lot too
🎯💯🎯 I can't wrap my head around it too. Does anyone remember how easily he racked up 151 yards and a touchdown in the playoff game against the Cowboys. I see number 1WR all day and absolutely no worse than number 2. Its hard to even classify our WR's yet. We have a bunch of guys that so many NFL teams would love to have this problem💪 Hell, Wicks or Reed could be our star WR but the fact that people are doubting Doubs because of metrics is ridiculous. The eye test doesn't lie
My first listen to start my day, thank you Andy
Hi Andy, hello from Brazil 🎉
(Ps: all tickets on sale for the game were sold in less than two hours)
I have been pounding the table for 2 athletic LBs. Cooper and Quay are going to be a deadly duo this season.
Thanks!
Thanks Mark!!!
I get what you are saying about Doubs: its not like he has done anything to warrant less snaps/targets. But Watson will see way more balls if healthy, Reed's playing time will at the very least be the same if not go up, and Wicks probably deserves more playing time as does Melton. Well there are only so many balls to go around: almost by default, that means Doubs would see his targets go down.
Have we determined who is playing the Viper position yet?
Malik sure does drop a lot of passes.
We have heard that all the edge rushers had big days except LVN! I wonder why 😒
Yes
GO PACK GOOOOO
Andy!🤘🏼
I remember seeing a clip of Jordan Morgan getting absolutely destroyed at the senior bowl by an edge the Bears drafted in like the 5th round or something smh.
Gute and company saw something. I'm sure you could find plays with every first round pick where someone got the best of them. None of that matters until we get on the football field. We can talk shit if we go into year 2 and he's getting smoked
“Bowling ball of knives” to describe RG… watched that Josh Jacobs interview with Chris Long huh?😂
Edit: Correction, “A rolling ball of butcher knives” but pretty close
Thx Andy. Not worried about Morgan, he doesn't need to start so its not like he's going to ruin our SB chances. Much more interested to see whether LVN can produce this year if we're looking at our 1st rounders.
The packers make no sense. If he’s only played LT then why not play him at the position he’s most comfortable 😂. And if they wanted a guard so bad then why didn’t they grab the guard from duke? I swear the packers be thinking backward sometimes..
They did draft the guard from Duke. Jacob monk
@@acinoralas9107 I’m talking about the first rounder Barton not the 5th or 6th rounder..
Doubs will lead the team in catches this year. Take it to the bank! 🏦
hell ya go packers
Watch Jordan Morgan show his 1st round potential once the pads come on ✊🏼💪🏼
I’ve noticed a consistent trend that the defense tends to outperform the offense in the offseason. I’m not worried whatsoever
Not sure I understand the “last day of school” mentality. Wasn’t minicamp just 2 days long? Or have the guys been around doing non-practice stuff for a while. I thought the e CBA limited the amount of contact teams could have with players during the offseason?
In terms of player health, the Packers saw positive developments with tight end Tucker Kraft and offensive lineman Zach Tom, both of whom are on the mend from pectoral injuries. Tucker Kraft, who had been spotted in an arm sling during earlier offseason team activities (QTA’s), has made noticeable progress. Matt Lafluer shared his satisfaction with their recovery, stating that “Both Tucker Kraft and Zach Tom are showing great promise in their rehabilitation. While they would prefer them fully participating their current progress is encouraging.” The team’s secondary was notably without Xavier McKinney, Jaire Alexander, and Keisean Nixon during Tuesday’s practice. Matt Lafluer clarified that their absence was pre-approved, as each had met or exceeded their workout bonus targets. “Excusing them from minicamp was a decision grounded in acknowledging their dedication and effort,” Matt Lafluer explained. This trio’s absence allowed younger talents to shine, particularly safety Zayne Anderson, who impressed with 3 interceptions. Matt Lafluer praised Zayne Anderson’s growth and his positive influence on the team’s defensive dynamics. On the offensive side of the ball, receiver Malik Heath’s progression was highlighted by Matt Lafluer, who commended Malik Heath for his physical improvements and deeper understanding of the Packers playbook. Matt Lafluer also discussed the rookies adaptation to the professional level, praising their physical skills while acknowledging the steep learning curve they face. Our offensive tackle, rookie Jordan Morgan, our 1st-round 2024 NFL draft pick, was singled out for his potential and the need for continued mental and physical development. As the Green Bay Packers move through their final days of the offseason program, expectations are high for both seasoned players and newcomers. With plans to conclude practices with a likely team-building event, as has been Matt Lafluer’s tradition, the focus remains squarely on fostering a strong, unified, and healthy team ahead of the training camp in July. Go Pack Go 💚💚💛💛
Maybe they should quit drafting projects in the first round and they wouldn’t have to worry as much about the kind of stuff going on with Morgan. Graham Barton probably not having these problems. Josh Myers over Creed Humphrey all over again lol.
On the bright side, if Morgan is a bust and we rehab Dillard somehow then it's a wash. At best, Dillard is a cheap hedge.
I'd love to see DuBose step up.
Michael Pratt ascension to QB2 🙌🏼
No
It does seem like the packers never get first round players who are plug and play for whatever reason. Even those that hit, have taken time to develop.
They don't draft them for what they look like today. They draft with a 3yr vision
@@leehemmersbach8018 you’d think a 24 yo DL wouldn’t need years to develop. But I get the general sentiment.
@@rickardred17 DL Wyatt is one of the best pass rushing interior players in the league..
@@micahbinns2740bruh. Put down the donuts, Homer.
That’s part of picking late over the years. Think of Cooper being that first pick early in the second vs Morgan late in the 1st. All those guys are similar. Also Van Ness had 5 sacks
Not sure your evaluation eyes are untrained, Andy. Poor assessment 2/10
I like material , I can't stand people in the comments freaking about 2 days of guys in shorts already determining their future's