<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Tlazer wrote:</div>
You can feel the pain of being a Queens fan.Are you an owner?
Kinda, he didn’t have the $250, so his buddy let him make a photocopy. They carry the same value. 
Kinda, he didn’t have the $250, so his buddy let him make a photocopy. They carry the same value.
Wow doing personal attacks now, so I see I’m getting to you. No not an owner, but I retired at 58 so I had more than enough cash if I had wanted to be. Funny though how many fans the Packers have, unlike the Vikings.
So again, how many Super Bowls have the Queens won?
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Wow doing personal attacks now, so I see I’m getting to you.
You’re the only one taking it personal bud, sorry if I offended you, just making jokes. Sorry you only have one thing to go to, and it’s not really even a joke. If you don’t want to play, you can quit like the Packers did in the second quarter of yesterdays beat down!
You’re the only one taking it personal bud, sorry if I offended you, just making jokes. Sorry you only have one thing to go to, and it’s not really even a joke. If you don’t want to play, you can quit like the Packers did in the second quarter of yesterdays beat down!
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Yep the Packers lost but I would hardly call it a beat down. If you take away Love’s stupid pick 6 the score is 17/14. Hardly a beat down or a blowout. Packer mistakes were the best Lions player on the field.
I’m fine to keep going if you want to. Since the queens can’t ever win a Super Bowl they are now celebrating a first down. You are now getting so excited for a first down at a home game you have to blow the horn? Really you have to celebrate a first down? 
Before I forget here is my favorite Viking joke. You can always tell a Vikings fan, you just can’t tell him much. 
I haven’t seen someone get this butthurt since childhood… oh my lord. But it is hilarious. I’m sure the other packers fans are feeling embarrassed. Even I am! 
Packers get pounded by the kitties. Butt hurt alert! 
Yep the Packers lost but I would hardly call it a beat down. If you take away Love’s stupid pick 6 the score is 17/14. Hardly a beat down or a blowout. Packer mistakes were the best Lions player on the field.
I think you’re forgetting that the second packers TD and 2 pt conversion was in garbage time late in the 4th quarter when the outcome of the game was already known.
I’d call 24-6 at that point a throttling.
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>mxskeeter wrote:</div>
Yep the Packers lost but I would hardly call it a beat down. If you take away Love’s stupid pick 6 the score is 17/14. Hardly a beat down or a blowout. Packer mistakes were the best Lions player on the field.I think you’re forgetting that the second packers TD and 2 pt conversion was in garbage time late in the 4th quarter when the outcome of the game was already known.
I’d call 24-6 at that point a throttling.
Well if you can throw out a Packer TD then I can still throw out the int td. Still 17/6
Packers get pounded by the kitties. Butt hurt alert!
Viking fans happier over a Packer loss than a Vikings victory! 
Viking fans happier over a Packer loss than a Vikings victory!
Duh! No one handles defeat worse than packer fans lol. Check out our trophies and I’m an owner and you’re not…lol
Maybe lafleur will jump around like a baby and get another 15 yard unsportsmanlike next week. I was laughing so hard on that one.
Not that it’s a shocker, but GB misses out on Lattimore who will now be playing in Washington. It would have been great to have him opposite of Alexander. Knowing that the Pack will most certainly not exercise the fifth year option for Stokes, who has been not only injury prone but also completely unreliable in coverage. It’s unfortunate as his rookie season showed a lot of promise. With over 50 million in cap space next year I thought they may be able to pull this trade off. It’s been fun to see some free agency moves for the Pack in the offseason recently, but an in season trade to try to boost an area of need sure would have been nice to see. This ships going whichever direction the chess pieces take it from here.
And Preston Smith is traded to the Steelers for a 7th round pick. That squad sure is making some moves today.
And Preston Smith is traded to the Steelers for a 7th round pick. That squad sure is making some moves today.
While I’d like to make some jokes about this being a sign the Pack are packing it in for the season (pun intended). This is actually a decent move for them. The 7th Rounder is irrelevant, but Lukas Van Ness is a stud and should see all those snaps go his way. He’s going to be somewhere between Van Ginkel (solid, slightly above average) to TJ Watt (DPOY/HOFer) off the edge, assuming they use him correctly. I didn’t understand why he’s been seeing the field so little, your version of the Dallas Turner debate imo.
Pack lose ground in the Division during the bye week. Well, that is just terrible. 
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Highbeeze24 wrote:</div>
And Preston Smith is traded to the Steelers for a 7th round pick. That squad sure is making some moves today.While I’d like to make some jokes about this being a sign the Pack are packing it in for the season (pun intended). This is actually a decent move for them. The 7th Rounder is irrelevant, but Lukas Van Ness is a stud and should see all those snaps go his way. He’s going to be somewhere between Van Ginkel (solid, slightly above average) to TJ Watt (DPOY/HOFer) off the edge, assuming they use him correctly. I didn’t understand why he’s been seeing the field so little, your version of the Dallas Turner debate imo.
Preston Smith wasn’t a great fit in the new scheme, nor was he playing a ton. In his last game as a Packer he logged under 30 snaps. He was due over $15 million next year. He was going to be either traded for peanuts or cut. Even with some of the dead cap space they will stomach, it’s a way better situation than having a $15 million dollar reserve pass rusher going into 2025.
This move creates more snaps for Van Ness and Enagbare who are both young, cheap players capable of impacting the game in a similar way to what Preston Smith was at 32 years old at a fraction of the cost.
It’s an underrated move for the Packers that doesn’t really change their current win/loss trajectory, but creates a bit more financial flexibility and opportunities for player development moving forward.
Smith had a good 1st game with the Steelers. Their 3/4 defensive scheme fits him better than the Packers new 4/3 that Hafley has installed. He wanted a trade.
See the Queens are playing another 2 win team this week. Wonder if they will be able to score a TD this week, or will it be back to back weeks of not being able to score a TD against a 2 win team?
See the Queens are playing another 2 win team this week. Wonder if they will be able to score a TD this week, or will it be back to back weeks of not being able to score a TD against a 2 win team?
You should be worried about beating the putrid Bears, a loss this weekend and you will start seeing the Pack playoff chances floating away. Packers have 3 easy games (Bears twice and New Orleans) left out of 8 total games, and a 4-4 finish isn’t going to do it this year.
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