Packers 2024-25 Season Thread

TW said:
That's kind of interesting. Either they think Pratt is a camp body, or they think Carlson needs to rent a U-Haul. Either way, it probably doesn't help either player when it comes to their comfort zone. I believe Empey's number was actually #62?
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Anders is gonna show up to the Carlson Annual Memorial Day Family BBQ and see Michael Pratt tied to his brother Daniel in the 3 legged race.
 
I would not be shocked if GB told Mr. MaGoo he had choice try to make team as a WR or be released as they did not need 4 QB's in camp.
 
Apparently McGough is athletic enough, and has good hands. He would also understand the routes. It's definitely an opportunity for him to find a spot on the roster, or more than likely the practice squad, but you never know. Having someone at the bottom of the WR tree who can also act as your #4 QB, if push comes to shove? Maybe.
 
TW said:
Apparently McGough is athletic enough
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"Coming out of Florida International in 2018, McGough measured 6-foot-3 3/8 and 214 pounds. However, his other measurables were below average by receiver standards, with a 4.62 in the 40-yard dash part of a Relative Athletic Score of 3.26 when run at receiver. At FIU, McGough threw for 9,084 yards and 65 touchdowns."
 
realitybytes said:
"Coming out of Florida International in 2018, McGough measured 6-foot-3 3/8 and 214 pounds. However, his other measurables were below average by receiver standards, with a 4.62 in the 40-yard dash part of a Relative Athletic Score of 3.26 when run at receiver. At FIU, McGough threw for 9,084 yards and 65 touchdowns."
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Fast doesn't necessarily make you a solid receiver. It's a great aid, yes, but it's just a small part of the measurement of what makes them good.

If I went by speed as being my standard for what makes a great receiver, I wouldn't have ever seen Jerry Rice, Cris Carter, Larry Fitzgerald, Anquan Bolden, and Chad Johnson playing in the NFL. And that's just a handful. There are a lot off great receivers who never had blistering speed. Raymond Berry was in the 4.8 range, Jordy Nelson 4.5, the list is endless.
 
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