With their Second pick in round 6 GB selects Trey Smack, Kicker Florida

The Packers now have 3 kickers on there roster. Does GB release Havrisk now? See no need to have 3 kickers in camp.
 
ChampionshipBelt said:
Can he kick in the cold though?
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It's not that this question isn't relevant, but 2 of our 3 North division rivals currently play in domes. Starting in, what is it, 2 years, it will be all 3 division rivals.

Again, it's relevant to Lambeau and a few other venues but it's going to be less and less relevant over time.
 
rpiotr01 said:
It's not that this question isn't relevant, but 2 of our 3 North division rivals currently play in domes. Starting in, what is it, 2 years, it will be all 3 division rivals.

Again, it's relevant to Lambeau and a few other venues but it's going to be less and less relevant over time.
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Going to be a big plus if you have a kicker who can kick in weather since in next 5 years or so only teams that will have any kind of cold weather to kick in will be GB and Buffalo. Otherwise you will have kickers kicking in domes or teams that play in warm to mild winter climates. teams that come to GB there kickers could struggle when having to kick outdoors in bad weather.
 
rpiotr01 said:
It's not that this question isn't relevant, but 2 of our 3 North division rivals currently play in domes. Starting in, what is it, 2 years, it will be all 3 division rivals.

Again, it's relevant to Lambeau and a few other venues but it's going to be less and less relevant over time.
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i think it is a legit question because i looked up all of the university of florida games in 2024 and 2025 and none of the games were played in cold-weather cities. i think since the home games are half the schedule, and could be at least 4 or 5 winter weather games at home and a couple more away games. i get you point, but it could be a bigger issue than you think. but we don't even know if he has the job yet.
 
realitybytes said:
i think it is a legit question because i looked up all of the university of florida games in 2024 and 2025 and none of the games were played in cold-weather cities. i think since the home games are half the schedule, and could be at least 4 or 5 winter weather games at home and a couple more away games. i get you point, but it could be a bigger issue than you think. but we don't even know if he has the job yet.
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So we send him to the artic circle for a month and see if he can kick in the cold.
 
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