Yeah, but his take on Lovie was pedestrian compared to the CBS idiot Adam Schein-Box...That said, most of these guys have a low knowledge level of the teams, and what they're trying to do...for being in the biz, they should be much more learned, and less herd following sound bite artists...I mean, if I were in that biz, I'd lock down what every team was trying to accomplish/how to get there/methodology---That way, a more honest and informed analysis of players drafted etc., MIGHT ACTUALLY HAPPEN
Watching GB's defense for the last decade (and a half) has been a special hell. Its like watching great players put into a position to fail by defensive schemes so old they are on life support. Then you watch other teams with deeper mediocrity at position be put in positions to succeed and your left thinking "They really need to stop hiring these coordinators based on what they did 10 years ago."
Talking heads are talking heads, Gute drafted well, he addressed needs and depth especially with a new defensive system. They rarely draft “sexy” but they’ve been relevant for 3 decades now so…
@@jeffmcdonald4225basically a whole new defensive coaching staff, new blood on the defense and switching to a 3-4. They are trying things but we’ll have to see if any of it works.
Right. His strategy doesn't exactly acquire a lot of buzzy prospects. Draft a position by committee and hope one hits. That's not easy to do in the high rounds with big names. Draft guys who were once hot prospects but didn't do well the most recent year. Their stock is down, but they've proven to be able to play at a high level. It's a very practical strategy when you think about it.
@@jeffmcdonald4225keep waiting if you watched the off-season and think they haven’t done anything then I’ll make it simple, I won’t be able to cure your foolishness with anything I say, it’d be like lighting a candle for the blind
We remade our safety room, better. We remade our linebacker room, better. We restocked our oline, better. Remade our rb room, better. Special teams gets an influx of linebackers and safeties, better. Nice offseason, youngest team grows up a tad, better, go pack go!
Dude I love that you cover Cowherd’s stuff. Respectfully, I’m not the biggest fan of his. Your unbiased reporting (given that you’re a fan of his) is much appreciated.
There’s nothing sexy about drafting safeties, IOL, and LB’s. Yet that’s what this team needed. Gutekunst hit on so many skilled players the last couple of drafts. And more importantly he hit on Jordan Love. Gutekunst knows what he’s doing..
The hiring of Jeff Hafley (who comes from the Robert Saleh/Pete Carroll cover 3/cover 1 style of defense), the signing of Xavier Mckinney, and the drafting of Cooper/Bullard/Hopper/Williams/Oladapo tells us exactly what they're trying to do. They're trying to build their own Legion of Boom. Jaire shutdown CB like Sherman, McKinney deep FS like Earl Thomas, Quay Walker weakside LB like KJ Wright, Edgerrin Cooper for Mike LB like Bobby Wagner, Evan Williams and Oladapo box SS like Kam Chancellor. I love it.
@@williamhermann6635 yeah cuz they were good from 69-90 right? and they definitely never drafted Tony Mandarich instead of all the other dudes that were HOFers in that draft
I think this was a good draft, but i disagree with that philosophy. Just for example, lets say your biggest need is running back, there is a rb available but you feel he is a back up at best. There is a linebacker available you feel is gonna be all pro, but you dont really need LB. Its still better to go with the LB in this scenario. If the talent is the same, go with your needs, but if the talent is different, go with the talent
@@bripa3890 talent doesn't always equal scheme fit. You could be the best in the world but if you don't fit the system then it could cause problems within the teams structure. Everything shines ain't a diamond effect.
It's not Jordon Love opposing defenses have to figure out, it's Matt LaFleur! The draft has strengthened GB on both sides of the ball, and considering they were a game away from the NFC championship last year, that's getting close to where every team wants to go...
I have no complaints about the Packers 2024 draft class. Brian Gutekunst tackled the Packers 3 biggest needs, the offensive line, linebacker, safety, and multiple times. But beyond the specific players, I love the traits that the Packers emphasized. On defense, at linebacker and safety, there was an emphasis on adding physical and aggressive football players as the Packers underwent not only a scheme fit under Jeff Hafley but a change in mentality as well. On offense, versatility along the offensive line was again prioritized, and when it comes to the construction of that starting 5, the Packers have quite a few more options now than they did prior to the 2024 NFL draft. Go Pack Go 💚💚💛💛
Quarterbacks transitioning from college to pro is a real crapshoot - a lot of great college players bust in the NFL and there are surprises both ways. The Packers have (in part) been fortunate. If Rodgers left and Bret Hundley stepped in the story would be very different. Love looks great but he's not a "lock" yet. He will be soon if this year remains on the current path.
Crazy thing is we’re still waiting for at least one of them young receivers to emerge as a for sure WR1. Rn the offense is an attack coverages kinda offense. Spread the wealth, no featured players for opposing defenses to key in on week to week.
I do not care about whether or not this team has a number one receiver. In fact, I like the idea of a "receiver by committee", with no stars demanding the football, no one for Love to lock in on as the primary target. It's harder to gameplan when there is no clear number one and all the receivers could be the primary target any given game or the ball is distributed to everyone. I think Jordan Love was at his worst when he was treating Christian Watson as the number one receiver and forcing passes to him. A lot of his interceptions came from that (thinking Raiders, Steelers, and 49ers games). So there is no need for a true #1. That allows more flexibility when game planning.
I'm really glad that the Packers have Michael Pratt. If J. Love fails, or he decides to leave the Packers, they'll have Michael Pratt (or Sean Clifford) to continue. Clifford reminds me of Don Majkowski, and Pratt reminds me of Lynn Dickey.
Colin Coward. That's what I think you meant to say. Some one should draft this guy to their secondary cause he's the fastest backpeddler is the league.
Looks like the League is starting to take a page out of Green Bays book by sitting a QB and learn... Just like the League used to do before they got in a big hurry and started rushing their QB's into being starters.
There are QBs who come into the league who can make the jump and play well as a pro in their first year. After a few pulled it off teams started expecting that to happen with every guy, and some guys just can't make that leap right away, some guys need time to develop.
Vince Lombardi said that the most important player is the QB, and the 2nd most important player is the backup QB. More true than ever in the passing game of the NFL today. :)
My problem with what the Falcons did was it's a top 10 pick. He certainly wasn't a top 10 player... Idk how long the top 6 qbs would have lasted, but I feel like you draft a stud at 8 or whatever, then trade back up later in the 1st to get the developmental qb. But, if it works out, it won't really matter
Well Jordan love still has a ways to go. I was a football player and it happens bro. I’m a coach now I’ve seen players go from promising to not playing anymore. And drafting a qb in the nfl is never a bad idea if you only have one
I love how he just assumed Minnesota is the 4th place team. The Vikings have a better roster then the bears in my opinion. If Mcarthy just distributes and doesn’t try to do to much the Vikings will win 7-8 games next year
They had the same record as the Bears last season and also have question marks at quarterback. So do the Bears but I think the analysts are basing this more on potential for a consensus number one pick. Either way, it's not a big gap between the Bears and Vikings.
I don’t think we get off to a slow start like we normally do either. Rodger’s always skipped all the of season stuff that he could and never got time with young receivers. Love is out here training all off season with these guys and going to off season programs. The team is going to be rolling by week 1 where they struggled the last several years
I wasn’t crazy about the Cooper pick or paddling up Hicks for another Saftey. That said this is by far the best roster the packers have had in my lifetime and I’m 34. They have literally zero holes. They have not not good starters everywhere but they also have depth at every position. Corners is a little light but it’s not terrible. They also have free agency to add more help anywhere they could use it. The team is so young and deep they they can keep everyone next year too and after next years draft this team is going to be insane!😊
Its not jordan love that makes us great jordan love does what he does is he talented hell yea great arm smart a little wreck less but favre was my fav so i love it but the more important part that makes love flourish and will as long as hes drawing things up is matt lafluer and his offense brilliance is a big reason! Either lets take this trophy back GPG!
Offensive line is very important to protect Jordan Love. Remember Andrew Luck qb for the Colts? Luck was talented. His offensive line let him down. Luck got injured and had to retire. So, protecting Jordan Love is very important.
Packers added a few more thumpers to that defense. I hear they're moving from the 3-4 over to the 4-3 which I love to hear. Been awhile since the packers were consistently stopping the run.
My take on the Packers is not who they take, but when they take them . I wish they were in my fantasy league because they'd be the guy drafting a tight end first, a defense second, a kicker third...
Not seeing it in Jordan Love he said. We would have seen it by now if it were there... no. In fairness, I agreed. Jordan Love showed us all that you can't know until they have a few years time to develop...
I love how when everyone lists off our receivers we start off with Christian Watson. Guy rides the bench too much. Maybe lead with actual performers instead of potential or hype.
The falcons would of been smart to draft a QB who wasn’t 24 if they wanted the QB to sit behind Kirk like GB did with Love and Rodgers. Penix will be 28 by the time he would start, 27 if they push Kirk out a year Early.
JLove still the best Quarterback in the division. Our defense has to step up because this offense will be one of the best in the league. We will get tested right away witg the Eagles
I don’t understand the hate for Atlanta lol. I understand jumping the gun on Kirk and paying him THAT much for THAT long at his age and then just going to go draft a QB in the 1st round anyway, but this is what teams need to do if they want a franchise QB with staying power. Penix can sit behind Kirk for a couple years and learn the scheme before just being booted on the field and hoping for the best. When it comes to rebuilding and going all in, there’s gonna be some moves people question.
2 completely different scenarios. The packers already had a good team and knew that love was going to take time to develop the falcons are coming off a mediocre year and then spent a fortune getting kirk cousins which was their choice BUT then they get penix with pick 8 instead of trying to build the rest of the team especially the defense with a 3 technique or an elite pass rusher. Plus penix is ready to play now but he won't cuz of cousins. Penix can be a good to great NFL QB, but the falcons should have chose one or the other and not both which is why it's a bad decision.
@@dansteuer1411 Nono, the packers kicked rodgers out and the offense other than Jones and doubs was shit. They drafted basically a whole offense 2023. The defense has had talent on it for years but they've had the absolute worst defensive coordinators back to back to back. They had talent but they weren't a good team and missed the playoffs rodgers last year.
Yeah but if the Falcons are trying to develop a QB, why not take the younger guy with great intangibles who has proven he doesn't have to be a focal point in order to contribute and succeed?
On the other hand, GB enjoying back-to-back HOF QBs for 30yrs guaranteed NOTHING! 2-1 in SBs in 30yrs…ugly! Today former RT Tauscher outlined GBs pathetic misfortune during a 7 yr stretch. I forgot some of what happened but obviously Tauscher hadn’t n you could hear the dejection in his voice.😮
I have always said that usc and Ohio state qb (looks like stroud may change that)… have horrible qbs… I thought the bears should’ve kept fields and drafted Harrison jr 1st and got either DL or OL help with their second 1st round pick….
He may turn out okay or even great but i swear I have heard a bunch of people say the bears are the favorites in the north. Really? Williams hasn't played at all yet. But hes better than Love apparently. People can be so stoopid
Romans 10:9-10 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved.
It's very telling you like to listen to him. It says something about you. I'll explain, Colin is an unathletic mouth piece who never experienced any sport at a high level. Just someone who sat on the sideline and wished he could. Now he has strong opinions but no substance to back it up. You may he that same person which is why you like listening to him.
Caleb is a major bust. Bears can't develop QB's Caleb is a hot head like Ryan Leaf and going to be starting on day one so no time to develop. They have no Oline and no legit running game. He'll be gone in 4 years.
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😅😅the Bird face will flip flop and pretend he that ALWAYS felt that way...
I don't know what you just said. But I understand what you said.
@@joesphschramm3754 I feel so enlightened by your comment, thank you I am at total peace ✌
I'll never forget Colin's JLove take. Can't forgive him for that one.
Yeah, but his take on Lovie was pedestrian compared to the CBS idiot Adam Schein-Box...That said, most of these guys have a low knowledge level of the teams, and what they're trying to do...for being in the biz, they should be much more learned, and less herd following sound bite artists...I mean, if I were in that biz, I'd lock down what every team was trying to accomplish/how to get there/methodology---That way, a more honest and informed analysis of players drafted etc., MIGHT ACTUALLY HAPPEN
Watching GB's defense for the last decade (and a half) has been a special hell. Its like watching great players put into a position to fail by defensive schemes so old they are on life support. Then you watch other teams with deeper mediocrity at position be put in positions to succeed and your left thinking "They really need to stop hiring these coordinators based on what they did 10 years ago."
Talking heads are talking heads, Gute drafted well, he addressed needs and depth especially with a new defensive system. They rarely draft “sexy” but they’ve been relevant for 3 decades now so…
What, exactly, did they do to address the terrible run defense? I'll wait.
@@jeffmcdonald4225basically a whole new defensive coaching staff, new blood on the defense and switching to a 3-4. They are trying things but we’ll have to see if any of it works.
@@jeffmcdonald4225you must didn't see our second pick up 🤦🏿♂️
Right. His strategy doesn't exactly acquire a lot of buzzy prospects.
Draft a position by committee and hope one hits. That's not easy to do in the high rounds with big names.
Draft guys who were once hot prospects but didn't do well the most recent year. Their stock is down, but they've proven to be able to play at a high level.
It's a very practical strategy when you think about it.
@@jeffmcdonald4225keep waiting if you watched the off-season and think they haven’t done anything then I’ll make it simple, I won’t be able to cure your foolishness with anything I say, it’d be like lighting a candle for the blind
Collin flips more than a damn pancake
Hahaha so true
Bro flips more than Tony Hawk’s skateboard
He flips more than Simone Biles
He flips more than a coin being tossed
He flips more than the Property Brothers
Josh Jacob’s is the security of defenses game plan for Love. He is a top 5 back that can take over games. Will a boy help open things up for love
Yeah but pennix is 24 now so will be 26 or older when starts
We remade our safety room, better. We remade our linebacker room, better. We restocked our oline, better. Remade our rb room, better. Special teams gets an influx of linebackers and safeties, better. Nice offseason, youngest team grows up a tad, better, go pack go!
Dude I love that you cover Cowherd’s stuff. Respectfully, I’m not the biggest fan of his. Your unbiased reporting (given that you’re a fan of his) is much appreciated.
There’s nothing sexy about drafting safeties, IOL, and LB’s. Yet that’s what this team needed. Gutekunst hit on so many skilled players the last couple of drafts. And more importantly he hit on Jordan Love. Gutekunst knows what he’s doing..
The hiring of Jeff Hafley (who comes from the Robert Saleh/Pete Carroll cover 3/cover 1 style of defense), the signing of Xavier Mckinney, and the drafting of Cooper/Bullard/Hopper/Williams/Oladapo tells us exactly what they're trying to do. They're trying to build their own Legion of Boom. Jaire shutdown CB like Sherman, McKinney deep FS like Earl Thomas, Quay Walker weakside LB like KJ Wright, Edgerrin Cooper for Mike LB like Bobby Wagner, Evan Williams and Oladapo box SS like Kam Chancellor. I love it.
Packers had the worst draft in the nfc north. Gonna be another long season for them fighting to be 500 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡
@@bachtuna Yeah you keep telling yourself that. People always clown the Packers drafts and yet they're always good.
@@williamhermann6635 always good yeah they haven’t drafted shit in years lol. Your definition of good must be equal to my last fart 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡
@@williamhermann6635 yeah cuz they were good from 69-90 right? and they definitely never drafted Tony Mandarich instead of all the other dudes that were HOFers in that draft
Regardless of what any one thinks they addressed their positions of need and that'd what matters most
Damn right
I think this was a good draft, but i disagree with that philosophy. Just for example, lets say your biggest need is running back, there is a rb available but you feel he is a back up at best. There is a linebacker available you feel is gonna be all pro, but you dont really need LB. Its still better to go with the LB in this scenario. If the talent is the same, go with your needs, but if the talent is different, go with the talent
Versatility is the key to every 1 of their picks; plus most are aggressive fast and tackle well.
Our problem is, still, our sub par run defense.
@@bripa3890 talent doesn't always equal scheme fit. You could be the best in the world but if you don't fit the system then it could cause problems within the teams structure. Everything shines ain't a diamond effect.
I used to listen to Cowturd all the time about 12 years ago when Rodgers was a young in.
It's not Jordon Love opposing defenses have to figure out, it's Matt LaFleur! The draft has strengthened GB on both sides of the ball, and considering they were a game away from the NFC championship last year, that's getting close to where every team wants to go...
I have no complaints about the Packers 2024 draft class. Brian Gutekunst tackled the Packers 3 biggest needs, the offensive line, linebacker, safety, and multiple times. But beyond the specific players, I love the traits that the Packers emphasized. On defense, at linebacker and safety, there was an emphasis on adding physical and aggressive football players as the Packers underwent not only a scheme fit under Jeff Hafley but a change in mentality as well. On offense, versatility along the offensive line was again prioritized, and when it comes to the construction of that starting 5, the Packers have quite a few more options now than they did prior to the 2024 NFL draft. Go Pack Go 💚💚💛💛
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Quarterbacks transitioning from college to pro is a real crapshoot - a lot of great college players bust in the NFL and there are surprises both ways. The Packers have (in part) been fortunate. If Rodgers left and Bret Hundley stepped in the story would be very different. Love looks great but he's not a "lock" yet. He will be soon if this year remains on the current path.
Crazy thing is we’re still waiting for at least one of them young receivers to emerge as a for sure WR1. Rn the offense is an attack coverages kinda offense. Spread the wealth, no featured players for opposing defenses to key in on week to week.
It really opens up the run game when you don’t know where the balls going
I do not care about whether or not this team has a number one receiver. In fact, I like the idea of a "receiver by committee", with no stars demanding the football, no one for Love to lock in on as the primary target. It's harder to gameplan when there is no clear number one and all the receivers could be the primary target any given game or the ball is distributed to everyone. I think Jordan Love was at his worst when he was treating Christian Watson as the number one receiver and forcing passes to him. A lot of his interceptions came from that (thinking Raiders, Steelers, and 49ers games). So there is no need for a true #1. That allows more flexibility when game planning.
I'm really glad that the Packers have Michael Pratt. If J. Love fails, or he decides to leave the Packers, they'll have Michael Pratt (or Sean Clifford) to continue. Clifford reminds me of Don Majkowski, and Pratt reminds me of Lynn Dickey.
I‘m so hyped for this Saison- GPG 💚💛
Colin Coward. That's what I think you meant to say. Some one should draft this guy to their secondary cause he's the fastest backpeddler is the league.
😂😂😂
Can you do a vid on our cb room that’s a big concern for a lot of people including myself.
This would be content I would watch
Jaire, Valentine on the edges with Nixon in the slot and stokes and Ballentine behind them on the depth chart
@@jbix91not to mention both Bullard and Williams from the draft this year played plenty of nickel corner…
@justinrenaud4818 All I know is after the last couple drafts in gute I trust
When is the last time packers picked up a ot in first round I see a bright future for the packers I really agreed with everything you say
GoPackGo 💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💯
Looks like the League is starting to take a page out of Green Bays book by sitting a QB and learn...
Just like the League used to do before they got in a big hurry and started rushing their QB's into being starters.
There are QBs who come into the league who can make the jump and play well as a pro in their first year. After a few pulled it off teams started expecting that to happen with every guy, and some guys just can't make that leap right away, some guys need time to develop.
@@Metalbass10000 @Metalbass10000 , right on. I was going to say that, but my reply was running a little long, so I omitted that part...
God bless excellent work
Vince Lombardi said that the most important player is the QB, and the 2nd most important player is the backup QB. More true than ever in the passing game of the NFL today. :)
If Packers D is top 10, they are going to the SB.
My problem with what the Falcons did was it's a top 10 pick. He certainly wasn't a top 10 player... Idk how long the top 6 qbs would have lasted, but I feel like you draft a stud at 8 or whatever, then trade back up later in the 1st to get the developmental qb. But, if it works out, it won't really matter
Good program.
Thanks for sharing Colin's opinions. I am totally amused by Cowherd.
John Middlekauff is such an underrated analyst, awesome to see you listening to him too!
He’s great
Well Jordan love still has a ways to go. I was a football player and it happens bro. I’m a coach now I’ve seen players go from promising to not playing anymore.
And drafting a qb in the nfl is never a bad idea if you only have one
Love doesn't let teams beat him twice
Pretty easy when you only play most teams once lol
@Droid6689 watch what he do to Eagles week one
Well, if you have pick 1 and 9. Everybody's going to say you had a solid draft. Only time will tell on a draft.
Gute nails it again...a fellow UW-LaCrosse alum. I wonder if he ever ate at Swede's?????
I love how he just assumed Minnesota is the 4th place team. The Vikings have a better roster then the bears in my opinion. If Mcarthy just distributes and doesn’t try to do to much the Vikings will win 7-8 games next year
They had the same record as the Bears last season and also have question marks at quarterback. So do the Bears but I think the analysts are basing this more on potential for a consensus number one pick. Either way, it's not a big gap between the Bears and Vikings.
I don’t think we get off to a slow start like we normally do either. Rodger’s always skipped all the of season stuff that he could and never got time with young receivers. Love is out here training all off season with these guys and going to off season programs. The team is going to be rolling by week 1 where they struggled the last several years
I wasn’t crazy about the Cooper pick or paddling up Hicks for another Saftey. That said this is by far the best roster the packers have had in my lifetime and I’m 34. They have literally zero holes. They have not not good starters everywhere but they also have depth at every position. Corners is a little light but it’s not terrible. They also have free agency to add more help anywhere they could use it. The team is so young and deep they they can keep everyone next year too and after next years draft this team is going to be insane!😊
Jordan Love didn’t have a healthy roster on the Offensive side, that’s the scary part that no one brings up.
Its not jordan love that makes us great jordan love does what he does is he talented hell yea great arm smart a little wreck less but favre was my fav so i love it but the more important part that makes love flourish and will as long as hes drawing things up is matt lafluer and his offense brilliance is a big reason! Either lets take this trophy back GPG!
Offensive line is very important to protect Jordan Love. Remember Andrew Luck qb for the Colts? Luck was talented. His offensive line let him down. Luck got injured and had to retire. So, protecting Jordan Love is very important.
Difference with Penix is he is the same age as Love right now. He can't sit for 3 years and be the same as Love.
From year one to year two breakout season!Gopackgo!
Packers added a few more thumpers to that defense. I hear they're moving from the 3-4 over to the 4-3 which I love to hear. Been awhile since the packers were consistently stopping the run.
My take on the Packers is not who they take, but when they take them . I wish they were in my fantasy league because they'd be the guy drafting a tight end first, a defense second, a kicker third...
I trust Guty!
Dang Colin changed his tune didn't he. Lol where Colin was wrong. Go pack go
great vid
The fact that you didn’t even mention Donald Driver being drafted in the last round displays your age and lack of knowledge
Not seeing it in Jordan Love he said. We would have seen it by now if it were there... no. In fairness, I agreed. Jordan Love showed us all that you can't know until they have a few years time to develop...
I love how when everyone lists off our receivers we start off with Christian Watson. Guy rides the bench too much. Maybe lead with actual performers instead of potential or hype.
The falcons would of been smart to draft a QB who wasn’t 24 if they wanted the QB to sit behind Kirk like GB did with Love and Rodgers. Penix will be 28 by the time he would start, 27 if they push Kirk out a year Early.
Packers had another amazing draft
I feel like our offense is going to Launch this year. I also think this defense is gonna be the most Vicious we have had since 2010
If he likes the 5 he named; trust me there will be more than those 5
JLove still the best Quarterback in the division. Our defense has to step up because this offense will be one of the best in the league. We will get tested right away witg the Eagles
I loved them drafting Penix. Kept him from the Vikings. Penix is who they really wanted
Alanta is the new Green Bay when they drafted Love. Everyone criticized GB when they drafted Love.
I don’t understand the hate for Atlanta lol. I understand jumping the gun on Kirk and paying him THAT much for THAT long at his age and then just going to go draft a QB in the 1st round anyway, but this is what teams need to do if they want a franchise QB with staying power. Penix can sit behind Kirk for a couple years and learn the scheme before just being booted on the field and hoping for the best. When it comes to rebuilding and going all in, there’s gonna be some moves people question.
The difference is process. They did it wrong plus penix is 24 and not 21
2 completely different scenarios. The packers already had a good team and knew that love was going to take time to develop
the falcons are coming off a mediocre year and then spent a fortune getting kirk cousins which was their choice BUT then they get penix with pick 8 instead of trying to build the rest of the team especially the defense with a 3 technique or an elite pass rusher. Plus penix is ready to play now but he won't cuz of cousins.
Penix can be a good to great NFL QB, but the falcons should have chose one or the other and not both which is why it's a bad decision.
@@tyjay6796 Yikes I didn't know he was 24 goddamn, that makes it worse.
@@dansteuer1411 Nono, the packers kicked rodgers out and the offense other than Jones and doubs was shit. They drafted basically a whole offense 2023. The defense has had talent on it for years but they've had the absolute worst defensive coordinators back to back to back. They had talent but they weren't a good team and missed the playoffs rodgers last year.
Remember how much draft capital Holmgren use to get drafting and developing QBs
You see what Tae said about J-Love and leaving Green Bay on Maxx Crosby’s podcast?
Bruh Kirk is 35 not 39 💀💀
I think you're in the minority with liking Clownherd.
FLYNN, Hasselbeck, Burnell, Detmer,, PRATT?
WELL GREENBAY IS A PRETTY GOOD PLACE TO START.
HE COULD BE GREAT TRADE BAIT IN 3 YR"S
Your forgetting Aaron Brooks and Having Kurt Warner.
My bad! But Greenbay is crazy with Quarterbacks.
Now Let’s own the Bears again this year 🤣🤣cuz we gonna have a defense yes sir!
Better put your money on Love wining MVP this season
Colin just says shit for shock value
Yeah but if the Falcons are trying to develop a QB, why not take the younger guy with great intangibles who has proven he doesn't have to be a focal point in order to contribute and succeed?
If penix sits he’ll be 28 at least when he starts
That’s what the deal was
This kid must have looked the same when he was 5 years old
On the other hand, GB enjoying back-to-back HOF QBs for 30yrs guaranteed NOTHING! 2-1 in SBs in 30yrs…ugly! Today former RT Tauscher outlined GBs pathetic misfortune during a 7 yr stretch. I forgot some of what happened but obviously Tauscher hadn’t n you could hear the dejection in his voice.😮
I've watched last season a lot if jordan love dont figure it out? Gonna be a lotta int's.
Dude, what's your riff?
@@tomb2429 watch j loves highlights for 2023 I see at least, 4 pics more.. I guarantee teams have seen it
Colin always hates on Green Bay so this was surprising to see
Cowherd favorite is a huge red flag
When penix starts in 3 year, he’ll be 27,
Love is going to be better than 2023 this year we will redefine football with Harley’s defense
don't really give two poos what Cowterds opinion is
In Gute we trust!!
Speak for yourself.
I like Middlekopf
Caleb Williams went to USC. USC WBs are trash in the NFL.
I have always said that usc and Ohio state qb (looks like stroud may change that)… have horrible qbs… I thought the bears should’ve kept fields and drafted Harrison jr 1st and got either DL or OL help with their second 1st round pick….
He may turn out okay or even great but i swear I have heard a bunch of people say the bears are the favorites in the north. Really? Williams hasn't played at all yet. But hes better than Love apparently. People can be so stoopid
Colin has so many bad takes I had to stop listening to him.
Rich Eisen > Colin
Colin cowherd… is not my favorite because sideline scoop is where it’s at!!
Romans 10:9-10 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved.
Cowherd is 🚮🗑️
Jordan Love will be better than Caleb Williams. Because the Bears will always suck. Bad play, bad coaching. A talent destroyer.
Lol lol this guy who says Jordan love is a back up qb lol I would never listen to this guy
Colin is a horrible analyst
It's very telling you like to listen to him. It says something about you.
I'll explain, Colin is an unathletic mouth piece who never experienced any sport at a high level. Just someone who sat on the sideline and wished he could. Now he has strong opinions but no substance to back it up. You may he that same person which is why you like listening to him.
They did NOTHING to help their truly horrific run defense. Nothing. Yeah...great draft.
The bears will run caleb into the ground like they did justin! Trash team trash coaching
I have yet to hear Collin say anything intelligent. Perhaps someday. Even a broken clock is right twice a day
First comment. GO PACK GO.
Packers are done and last year was as fluky as it gets! THEY DON"T COME CLOSE TO PLAYOFFS IN 2024 AND YOU CAN TAKE IT TO THE BANK!!
We need games where the defense wins the game
Packers had the worst draft in the nfc north. Gonna be another long season for them fighting to be 500 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡
Colin is a grade A 🤡
I despise Cowherd
Caleb is a major bust. Bears can't develop QB's Caleb is a hot head like Ryan Leaf and going to be starting on day one so no time to develop. They have no Oline and no legit running game. He'll be gone in 4 years.