Speaker 1: Hi, everybody, Welcome to Packers Unscripted from Packers dot com.
Speaker 1: I am Mike Spofford sitting alongside West Hodkowits were coming
Speaker 1: to you here from our studios at lambeau Field and West.
Speaker 1: I want to start off this new show by taking
Speaker 1: care of a little bit of old business, you might say,
Speaker 1: and what I'm referring to is wrapping up our peak
Speaker 1: Performances segment, because this past week on packers dot com
Speaker 1: we posted the collection. Essentially if if you've been following
Speaker 1: the series, either here on Packers Unscripted or on Packers
Speaker 1: dot com, we had peak performances by individual players selected
Speaker 1: from the different quarters of the season games one through
Speaker 1: four or five through eight, etcetera. Fans could then vote
Speaker 1: for their favorite from each of those segments of the season.
Speaker 1: So now what we have on the website is an
Speaker 1: opportunity for fans to log on and vote for their
Speaker 1: peak performance of the year, which is the top vote
Speaker 1: getter from each of those four quarters of the season.
Speaker 1: And the way it came out not a whole lot
Speaker 1: of surprises. I think all of these were ones that
Speaker 1: you and I had voted for when we talked about
Speaker 1: them initially. But quarter number one Mike Daniels versus Seattle,
Speaker 1: quarter number two Aaron Rodgers at Dallas, quarter number three
Speaker 1: Dean Lowry at home against Tampa Bay, and then quarter
Speaker 1: number four Davante Adams and that performance at Cleveland. UM,
Speaker 1: all of those obviously standout performances. Is there one that
Speaker 1: you would pick as the performance of the year for
Speaker 1: the Green Bay Pack I'm gonna go with Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: against Dallas, And as you wrote in the brief rite
Speaker 1: up that goes along with it, Um, this was kind
Speaker 1: of the the last the last showing for him U
Speaker 1: this year. And obviously he did come back against Carolina,
Speaker 1: but this was the game I ought when you look
Speaker 1: back at two thousand seventeen and maybe the missed opportunity
Speaker 1: that was there. UM, this was one of those games
Speaker 1: that really embodied what this offense could be when Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers was at the steering wheel. Uh. They had to
Speaker 1: overcome some adversity, UH in Cowboys Stadium. It certainly wasn't
Speaker 1: a gimme type game. But the way Rogers played UM
Speaker 1: and and how he how clutch he was down the stretch,
Speaker 1: had a big reason why the Packers were able to
Speaker 1: improve before and one I believe at the time, and
Speaker 1: also come up with that victory late. Yeah, I definitely
Speaker 1: like that choice as well. Aaron Rodgers. I thought, you know,
Speaker 1: it was a a Kuda Gras type of performance by
Speaker 1: Rogers in Dallas, with you know, very much the opposite
Speaker 1: of the playoff game from the year before, and that
Speaker 1: the Packers were way ahead then, you know, sort of
Speaker 1: hanging on for dear life. The Cowboys tied up and
Speaker 1: then the Packers winning. At the end this one, Packers
Speaker 1: were down. I believe it was twenty one to six
Speaker 1: at one point. The Packers are the team that needs
Speaker 1: to rally, and then Rogers gets the ball last and
Speaker 1: orchestrates the final scoring drive for the victory. Just to
Speaker 1: cast a vote for another one, I'll vote for Mike
Speaker 1: Daniels against Seattle. And the reason I say that not
Speaker 1: only because it was a performance that, although Daniels did
Speaker 1: get hurt the next week and the early part of
Speaker 1: his season you know, didn't necessarily live up to what
Speaker 1: he did against Seattle, it did set the stage for
Speaker 1: him to be a first alternate for the Pro Bowl
Speaker 1: and then ultimately get into the Pro Bowl um as
Speaker 1: a first alternate as a as an injury replacement there, so, um,
Speaker 1: there's that. And also because those types of dominant defensive performances,
Speaker 1: I think those are the Those are the types of
Speaker 1: outings that go such a long way for a team
Speaker 1: in terms of, you know, establishing leadership with a certain
Speaker 1: guy that everybody looks to, a guy that a guy
Speaker 1: that you count on. Those types of performances, especially on
Speaker 1: the defensive side, to me, they can rub off on
Speaker 1: other players. And I know injuries and everything took their
Speaker 1: toll on the Packers defense in but if Mike Daniels,
Speaker 1: or if it's Clark, or if it's Kevin King next
Speaker 1: season has one of those early season dominant defensive performances,
Speaker 1: I see that as something that maybe starts to become
Speaker 1: contagious and can set the stage for even more. And
Speaker 1: I look at this is the same situation when you
Speaker 1: look at the offense with Rogers in that game against Dallas.
Speaker 1: You talk to any of those defenders, those starting defenders,
Speaker 1: and the Packers this past season, they felt like that
Speaker 1: Seattle game was the embodiment of what they could have
Speaker 1: been when everybody was healthy and things were clicking. They
Speaker 1: held Seattle to nine points. I mean, we talked so
Speaker 1: much about fail Marry in two thousand twelve, and obviously
Speaker 1: the NFC Championship Game in two thousand fourteen. Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: other than that, hasn't had a lot of success against
Speaker 1: the Green Bay Packers, and a lot of it in
Speaker 1: a lot of different ways has been because of interior
Speaker 1: pressure on the Packers defensive line. B J Rajie reached
Speaker 1: havoc against them, and maybe that was the beginning of
Speaker 1: two thousand fifteen, and then now this year Mike Daniels
Speaker 1: having the success that he did. One of the popular
Speaker 1: questions I know I've seen an insider in box since
Speaker 1: Mike Petton was installed as a new defensive coordinator has
Speaker 1: been what do you expect with this defense? What are
Speaker 1: the sub packages that the past rush packages? What are
Speaker 1: they gonna look like? And the point I've tried to
Speaker 1: make is, you know, you've had a lot of hybrid schemes.
Speaker 1: You've had a lot of you know, you look at
Speaker 1: the NASCAR package and using strictly outside linebackers and elephants.
Speaker 1: When I'm Mike Petton, if I step back and I
Speaker 1: look at where the Packers are at now defensively, I
Speaker 1: look at Mike Daniels, I look at Kenny Clark, Dean Lowry.
Speaker 1: That defensive line as a real big strength of this defense,
Speaker 1: right and I think whether it is third downs, whether
Speaker 1: it's first sounds, I think that is a building block
Speaker 1: for them going forward. That's someplace where they need to
Speaker 1: really uh you know, they have the tools there. That's
Speaker 1: a position they don't need a whole lot of work
Speaker 1: with this offseason, and I think that can be a
Speaker 1: big strength for him. This performance may Mike Daniels against
Speaker 1: the Seahawks one and a half sax, seven tackles, all
Speaker 1: the plays that he made in that game, I think
Speaker 1: really set him up and set that defense up for
Speaker 1: what was actually a pretty strong first month of the season.
Speaker 1: People forget they were top ten defense through the first
Speaker 1: four games. Unfortunately, through attrition, they just really never never
Speaker 1: able to get back to that level. Yeah. I think
Speaker 1: you're right though, and that that defensive line a specific
Speaker 1: position group that really can be the foundation for whatever
Speaker 1: the new defense that Mike Petton is going to put
Speaker 1: together with. These Packers will definitely be watching that closely.
Speaker 1: They're young and they don't have questions and basically everybody
Speaker 1: outside of Quentin Dials signed through next season. So I
Speaker 1: think that shows you exactly what you have there and
Speaker 1: what you when you're figuring out a game plan right
Speaker 1: from day one today, you know what you're dealing with. Yeah,
Speaker 1: no question about it. With that, we'll go to a
Speaker 1: break back with more and Packers Unscripted right after this.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Packers Unscripted. Mike Spofford here, Wes Hodkowitz
Speaker 1: over there, and West we'd bring up our Insider Inbox
Speaker 1: column daily column on Packers dot Com. We talked about
Speaker 1: it on the show here all the time because it
Speaker 1: dominates our life. Yeah, but in the over the last
Speaker 1: few days, you have engaged in some interesting discussion, lively debate.
Speaker 1: I guess we would call it with with many of
Speaker 1: our Packers dot Com readers with regards to a topic
Speaker 1: revolving around free agency, and that being what does resigning
Speaker 1: your own free agents mean? And I've seen what you've written.
Speaker 1: You contend very much that you know, people forget to
Speaker 1: include resigning your own free agents in the calculation of
Speaker 1: what a team does in free agency. There are others
Speaker 1: who say resigning your own free agents is just the
Speaker 1: status quo. You're not you're not making the team better
Speaker 1: by just hanging onto the guys that you always had.
Speaker 1: I think it's a I think it's an interesting debate.
Speaker 1: It certainly has gotten rather lively on our website. I
Speaker 1: know it's something that that you feel pretty strongly about
Speaker 1: in terms of your opinion. Yeah, and here's the thing. Uh,
Speaker 1: I love debate. I'm always one for debate. I can
Speaker 1: do it. Uh. It's been a real big topic because
Speaker 1: people talk about the term status quo, and I think
Speaker 1: there's been this um merger if you will, that where
Speaker 1: they're they're they're trying to find the dots connect the
Speaker 1: lines between draft and development, resigning your own players and
Speaker 1: remaining status quo. In My main argument against this has been,
Speaker 1: especially when you're in a draft in development organization, when
Speaker 1: you routinely resign your own guys to second contracts. I
Speaker 1: maintained that's not staying status quo because one guy isn't
Speaker 1: the same player one year to the next. The Packers
Speaker 1: resigned Jordy Nelson in two thousand eleven, right midway through
Speaker 1: two thousand eleven. He ends up having a monster year
Speaker 1: and has improved over then got a third contract with
Speaker 1: the Packers. And has over exceeded that as well over
Speaker 1: his time. Davante Adams in the point I made an
Speaker 1: inbox on Wednesday was that there's a lot of fans.
Speaker 1: I wasn't here yet, I was still at the Green
Speaker 1: at Prescazette, but there were so many fans that would
Speaker 1: pop into our chats our emails about you gotta cut
Speaker 1: this guy. He's not he's not good enough. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: had he had a rough second season with the injuries
Speaker 1: and everything. Played on a spring ankle the entire year.
Speaker 1: And if you watch him the past two years, how
Speaker 1: much of that in terms of his mobility, how much
Speaker 1: of that plays into who Davante Adams is as a player.
Speaker 1: He ends up having a phenomenal breakthrough season in two
Speaker 1: thousand sixteen. In two thousand seventeen, becomes a Pro bowler.
Speaker 1: The Packers resigned him. If they don't resign Davante Adams,
Speaker 1: he's one of, if not the biggest receiver on the market,
Speaker 1: definitely a top five, top ten overall free agent. If
Speaker 1: the Packers don't bring him back, it's making another team
Speaker 1: a lot better. And Eric from Oshkosh was the one
Speaker 1: that I was talking about this with on on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: I wasn't able to post his entire comment because we're
Speaker 1: trying to be someone you know, there's some value of
Speaker 1: brevity in this thing. But he also mentioned, you know,
Speaker 1: resigning your own and then adding another player as well. Well,
Speaker 1: you really want to bring down Mike. The Packers would
Speaker 1: have been better if they would have resigned Jared Cook
Speaker 1: instead of signing Martellis Bennett. But at the time Martellis
Speaker 1: Bennett that's a big attractive signing. So I think there
Speaker 1: is ways to get better resign your own players. In
Speaker 1: this argument of well you just got to constantly bring
Speaker 1: in new guys in order to not be status quo,
Speaker 1: I just think it's it's irrelevant in my estimation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, I agree with your take on in that,
Speaker 1: and I think I'm going to say something very much
Speaker 1: along the lines of what you're saying, is that when
Speaker 1: you're a draft and developed organization and those second contracts
Speaker 1: come up, when you're making the decision to resign one
Speaker 1: of your own and you know, provide that big payday
Speaker 1: and and everything else that goes along with it, you're signed,
Speaker 1: You're you're making that decision and setting up that signing
Speaker 1: because you're expecting that player to continue to improve. His
Speaker 1: arrow is pointing out four year old. People were talking about, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're you're not You're not resigning a twenty four year
Speaker 1: old guy who's three to four years out of college
Speaker 1: and saying, well, he's hit his peak and we just
Speaker 1: expect that the rest of Wait, no, you're making that
Speaker 1: investment because you're expecting that player to continue to improve.
Speaker 1: The Packers have re signed Corey Lindsley Davante Adams this
Speaker 1: past at this past December as the regular season wrapped
Speaker 1: up because they don't think those guys have hit their
Speaker 1: peak yet. They think there is more to come, which
Speaker 1: which is the argument against just staying the status quot.
Speaker 1: Now I understand it from the the the argument on
Speaker 1: the other side, I understand where it comes from. I
Speaker 1: don't agree with it. I understand where it comes from, say,
Speaker 1: for example, with a player like Nick Perry, because the
Speaker 1: Packers side Nick Perry coming off of the eleven sacks
Speaker 1: season because they were expecting his arrow to continue to
Speaker 1: point up as well. Unfortunately, he had another round of injuries,
Speaker 1: which has been the problem throughout a good portion of
Speaker 1: Perry's career. So you didn't get the arrow continuing to
Speaker 1: point up at least statistically, Perry missed more games than
Speaker 1: anybody would have wanted. The sack numbers weren't there. Now
Speaker 1: that being said, that's just the first year of this
Speaker 1: multi year deal with Nick Perry, so we still have
Speaker 1: to see how it plays out. But I think it's
Speaker 1: situations like that that lead to those who look at
Speaker 1: sometimes resigning your own is just staying status quo. Because
Speaker 1: in the case of Nick Perry, and I don't mean
Speaker 1: to pick on Nick, I know the injuries have have
Speaker 1: been a problem, and it's been unfortunate, and he's worked
Speaker 1: through it, you know, um and and it's trying to
Speaker 1: his ability, his his you know, push to get through
Speaker 1: those things is as tough as anybody. But I think
Speaker 1: that's where it comes from in a sense that when
Speaker 1: you resign a guy and then he doesn't have this
Speaker 1: big monster year later on coming off of the new contract,
Speaker 1: everybody thinks like, oh, well, that was just that, that
Speaker 1: was just a status quo signing. But that's the risk
Speaker 1: every team in the NFL is taking, because we're not
Speaker 1: talking about taking production from one year and just guaranteeing
Speaker 1: that's going to happen. Again, right, And and that's that
Speaker 1: isn't just the NFL, that's Major League Baseball, that's that's
Speaker 1: every sport. It's all a crystal ball business in a sense.
Speaker 1: So and and the other thing. And I don't know
Speaker 1: if I'm gonna be able to get into all this
Speaker 1: before we got to go to the next break. But
Speaker 1: here's the other thing to consider too, When when you're
Speaker 1: trying to map out signings and projections and all that
Speaker 1: fun business. If you are a drafted development team and
Speaker 1: you're investing in your own guys, that's years of experience,
Speaker 1: years of background, years of history offense defense in your system.
Speaker 1: In this environment now in the CBA, the new CBA,
Speaker 1: we've seen how difficult it is, even for going back
Speaker 1: to Jared Cook, Jared Cook coming into the Packers offense,
Speaker 1: getting hurt during the off season program, really being quiet
Speaker 1: throughout those first couple of months of the regular season,
Speaker 1: then hurting getting hurt again. Believe that was the foot
Speaker 1: I'm trying to remember um and he comes back and
Speaker 1: he catches fire late in the season. Jered Cook only
Speaker 1: had like receiving yards during the year. It's not easy
Speaker 1: to sign a new guy or bringing a new free
Speaker 1: agent or bringing a draft pick and just have them
Speaker 1: make a Day one contribution. So when you have Davantie
Speaker 1: Adams with four years in the system, with those projections,
Speaker 1: you're also factoring in that experience as well. Yeah, no
Speaker 1: question about it. But we do have to get to
Speaker 1: a break. So back with more on Packers Unscripted right
Speaker 1: after this. Welcome back to Packers Unscripted. Mike Spofford in
Speaker 1: this chair, West Hodkowits and that one in West. Continuing
Speaker 1: our discussion here of free agency as it relates to
Speaker 1: the current Packers we talked about as the regular season
Speaker 1: wrapped up, the Packers resigned center Corey Lindsley and wide
Speaker 1: receiver Davante Adams, who far and away were the two
Speaker 1: biggest names at the top of the expiring contract list
Speaker 1: that the Packers were dealing with. So where do things
Speaker 1: stand right now? I think the name that most fans
Speaker 1: are asking about more than any other is veteran safety
Speaker 1: Morgan Burnett, who is in a little bit different situation
Speaker 1: because this would be a third contract with the Packers.
Speaker 1: He are He was a two thousand ten draft pick.
Speaker 1: He has now played out his second contract, and I
Speaker 1: know we don't know how these things are gonna go.
Speaker 1: We certainly don't want to put words in anybody's mouth
Speaker 1: as far as this goes. But but where do you
Speaker 1: see this Packers free agent situation sitting right now? Well,
Speaker 1: first off, if you look up, you know, accountability and
Speaker 1: a dictionary, Morgan Burnett's gonna be right next to it.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's been I think, not only one of
Speaker 1: the most accountable players on this team, but I think
Speaker 1: you can make an argument for the entire NFL with
Speaker 1: the way he approaches his job on a day to
Speaker 1: day basis in what he's asked to do. And versatility
Speaker 1: might be the other words. Uh. But but here's the
Speaker 1: thing for the Packers. You know, you talked to Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers at the NFL Honors on the red carpet and
Speaker 1: he mentioned you guys talked about the two thousand thirteen
Speaker 1: season going into two thousand fourteen and how he feels
Speaker 1: coming off this collar bone injury, much like the last
Speaker 1: time his eyes are on on an MVP award. I
Speaker 1: take that even one step further. I look, I do
Speaker 1: look at the Packers current situation a lot like two
Speaker 1: thousand thirteen going into fourteen and that obviously was the
Speaker 1: year the Packers got on one of their best runs
Speaker 1: under Mike McCarthy. Because really, there are obvious areas where
Speaker 1: the Packers need to improve. I'm not debating that, but
Speaker 1: because they resigned Vante Adams and because they resigned Corey Linsley,
Speaker 1: it's pretty clear cut what the Packers are looking at
Speaker 1: in terms of the structure of their roster, the major
Speaker 1: guys to resign, which I think you know, Burnett is
Speaker 1: the top of that list, and then how they want
Speaker 1: to proceed with free agency going forward. So they have
Speaker 1: a decision there to make with Burnett, but outside of that,
Speaker 1: it's really just figuring out a little bit of not
Speaker 1: to diminish any these other guys that are coming up
Speaker 1: for contracts, but there are no other guys that I
Speaker 1: think are are rising to the level of, you know,
Speaker 1: a top fifty, top forty type guy. So uh, I
Speaker 1: think for for Brian Goodakoints, this is an opportunity to
Speaker 1: to really look at where you're at. Obviously get your
Speaker 1: input from Mike Patton and where he looks for this
Speaker 1: defense to go. But you know, I think this is
Speaker 1: a good time to be stepping in because the Packers
Speaker 1: do have a lot of guys returning. They did exercise
Speaker 1: that option on Haha, Clinton Dix, he signed up for
Speaker 1: next season. So um, trying to figure out the path forward.
Speaker 1: They already have a lot of those pieces in place.
Speaker 1: It just now it comes down to zero in on
Speaker 1: where you need to improve. Yeah, and the other factor
Speaker 1: obviously with regards to the salary cap and and the
Speaker 1: money and what the Packers will have to spend. We're
Speaker 1: basing things on past history. Aaron Rodgers has two years
Speaker 1: left on his current contract when he was in this
Speaker 1: situation before. Because quarterbacks are treated differently. You don't if
Speaker 1: you want your if you've got your franchise guy, you
Speaker 1: don't let him get into the so called lame duck
Speaker 1: year of a contract. You don't let him get too
Speaker 1: close to free agency. You take care of him with
Speaker 1: a couple of years left. So this would be the
Speaker 1: off season where Aaron Rodgers would potentially get a new deal.
Speaker 1: And when it happened prior the last time, it was
Speaker 1: right around the draft, the first day. This was the
Speaker 1: first day of the draft when that was when that
Speaker 1: was taken care of. So depending on what the Packers
Speaker 1: plans are there, that will also have an impact on
Speaker 1: on what you have under the cap to spend. You
Speaker 1: mentioned Morgan Burnett, you know, Richard Rodgers is another another
Speaker 1: free agent, you know, a two thousand uh, two thousand
Speaker 1: fourteen draft pick, who's who's rookie contract? Janis expiring. Jeff
Speaker 1: janis another one. So there are some names out there
Speaker 1: not saying that they are the front line guys like
Speaker 1: Corey Lindsley and Davante Adams, which is why the Packers
Speaker 1: took care of them as quickly as they did. But
Speaker 1: there are some decisions to be made here and uh,
Speaker 1: and we really don't know what the whole picture looks
Speaker 1: like because we're not sure what they're talking about behind
Speaker 1: closed doors with Aaron Rodgers contract and who maybe they're
Speaker 1: looking at from other teams who may or may not
Speaker 1: become available depending on when franchise tags go out, which
Speaker 1: will be happening here within the next week or two.
Speaker 1: So there's there's a lot of pieces to this puzzle.
Speaker 1: And just to quickly point this out too, everyone's talking
Speaker 1: about the Jimmy Garoppolo money. You know what Kirk Cousins
Speaker 1: is gonna make. They're gonna get paid, no question, But
Speaker 1: you know, Aaron Rodgers, you have two years under control
Speaker 1: here that allows you to be a little bit more
Speaker 1: flexible on how you do contracts. One thing to consider
Speaker 1: when looking at the mega numbers at those other quarterbacks
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Speaker 1: Bay Packers back with more on Packers Unscripted. Right after
Speaker 1: this welcome back to Packers Unscripted. Mike Spofford next to
Speaker 1: Wes Hodkowitz and West. Quickly before we go, we need
Speaker 1: to give a shout out here to the two thousand
Speaker 1: eighteen entry into the Packers Fan Hall of Fame. And
Speaker 1: her name is Mugs bock Huber, and I just love
Speaker 1: the name. I love the photos we have on the
Speaker 1: website of this one her full lady, Um you covered
Speaker 1: the press conference in which she was selected amongst ten
Speaker 1: highly qualified Packer fan fanatics UM for this UH for
Speaker 1: this honor, tell us about mugs well. First off, I
Speaker 1: gotta give credit to UH Victoria McBride from her Packers
Speaker 1: social team. She got a phenomenal photo of her with
Speaker 1: her mouth a gap, a gape, just completely surprised that
Speaker 1: she was in this to begin with. Her daughter jan
Speaker 1: was the one who had nominated her. Didn't tell her
Speaker 1: about it until it came in the mail that she
Speaker 1: was one of ten finalists for at eighty seven years young,
Speaker 1: a mother of eight of span over ten years. So
Speaker 1: as she said that they when you have that many
Speaker 1: kids and that short of a time frame, you had
Speaker 1: to be very careful with when you made your summit
Speaker 1: to lambeau Field. But every single year they go for
Speaker 1: the Bishop Charity preseason game. The rest of the year,
Speaker 1: their house in may Mayville was kind of the hub
Speaker 1: for the family to come together. Her late husband Ray,
Speaker 1: a giant Packer fan, the one that kind of rubbed
Speaker 1: off on on mugs and and since his passing in
Speaker 1: two thousand eleven, she sort of carried the torch. She's
Speaker 1: at a local retirement home community as you were joking
Speaker 1: about earlier. She ran the Packers pool there. That's that's
Speaker 1: my that's my favorite. That's my favorite part of the
Speaker 1: story is she's the one running, you know, taking everybody's
Speaker 1: money and and running running the little gambling pool at
Speaker 1: the at the uh the senior home there. I just
Speaker 1: I love that part of it, she says. She said
Speaker 1: she did it for ten years and uh and yeah,
Speaker 1: I probably needed to give it up to somebody else.
Speaker 1: But but that's that's pretty cool. And she has a
Speaker 1: she created a Packer song. She's the life of the
Speaker 1: party there. You know, her family, her her great niece
Speaker 1: Jillian Anderson from x files got the social media drum
Speaker 1: beat going for as well. A really special on her
Speaker 1: for her for sure. Yeah, definitely, Well congratulations to her
Speaker 1: as the newest member of the Packers Fan Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: But we've got to call out a wrap on this
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