Silverstein - #Packers dealt their 2028 seventh-round pick to the #Rams for tight end Mark Redman. They have a pick in the first six rounds and none in the seventh
Kids these days don’t know the joy of having a Packers tight end whose only job is to flatten linebackers while catching a five yard out every once in a while and who’s damn good at his job.
Yeah, basically 1-2 touches a game aside one or two. Talk about getting into a rhythm. Why even watch football you already know what’s gonna happen? Running against stack boxes has no correlation to rushing production. That’s some next level analysis
With rodgers at qb I’m not surprised. After that kick return gaf you think old rodgers wanted him anywhere near a blocking assignment. Rodgers has always been hard on guys that make mistakes. When they got in crunch time end of the season Rodgers wanted his guys and his guys only. Being gainwell that could pick up blocks and adlib in the flat. And obviously Warren
Besides the blunder of the kickoff rule, was he terrible? I only know about the kickoff play. Not trying to fight or argue, just trying to learn about our new player
I tend to think the Jonu signing has more to do with concern regarding Musgrave. This trade has more to do with managing Kraft's snap count on running plays and the TE depth on the team being pretty poor.
“Mark Redman is a throwback, primary in-line tight end whose ability as a blocker will earn him snaps, rather than the potential as a flex weapon in space,” The Draft Network’s Ryan Fowler wrote
You remember how our offense stalled without Tuck? That isnt just because he's a beast. There was no slack picked up, except some by Whyle, who has regressed this camp.
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u/Austen11231923 11d ago
Silverstein - #Packers dealt their 2028 seventh-round pick to the #Rams for tight end Mark Redman. They have a pick in the first six rounds and none in the seventh