I know Andrew Chitko does not count himself as a member of this group, but who wants more Julius Peppers on offense?
Not sure I count myself as a member of that group either. I mean, are the Green Bay Packers” tight ends really THAT BAD that they need to do gimmicky shit to score touchdowns? And what about the receivers? The Packers can”t throw to them in the red zone? Or even hand it to Easy Ed?
Maybe don”t run behind Lane Taylor next time, but that last one seems a much better option than throwing the ball to Julius Peppers.
Not if you ask Buffoon, though. Buffoon loves the idea of throwing the ball to Julius Peppers.
And he”s going to do it again, goddammit!
“I”m not discouraged by Julius dropping the football,” Mike McCarthy said. “I think if you go through preparation phase, and if you online casino had seen the execution of the play over the last six or seven weeks, I think you”d be confident to call it again.”
Oh, good. It worked in practice, so it surely will work in a game!
I mean, come on. You know who runs gimmick plays like this?
Two types of teams.
Type 1: A team that is so far gone that they have to do something outside the box to keep fans and probably their own players interested. Check out the super-awesome Houston Texans sometime.
Type 2: A team so good that they CAN do something outside the box to reward their players. See the “85 Chicago Bears and that fat fuck William Perry.
The 2014 Green Bay are neither type of team. It seems like some people sometimes think the 2014 Packers are some type of elite Type 2 unit — *cough, Buffoon! cough, cough* — but that”s just ego.
And so is running offensive plays for Julius Peppers.
Haven”t been able to teach anyone how to tackle in years and we”re going to take the time to teach Julie how to play tight end…
Time well spent, I say!