Sell: MLF. Adjustment? Never heard of her.

Buy: Joe Barry. Who'd have thunk?

Burn it with fire: whoever is the ST coach. God, what an abysmal trainwreck.

Hold: Love. Everyone is overwhelmed with curiosity to see how he performs when he's not facing a jailbreak half the time; on the other hand, he was inaccurate with a few throws in the first part of the game when he had time. Even though his first start was rough, I thought he played with a cool head at least.

Hold: AR. Like him or not, the more time he misses, the more our "all in" hopes wither.

Buy: Barry. Amazing job considering he has been missing key players for substantial stretches of time.

Hold: MLF. Despite his sterling record, he seems awfully slow to make adjustments when needed over the course of his Packers tenure.

Strong sell: Special teams. There's almost not enough fingers to plug the holes in the dike: no reliable kick returner or holder; leaky protection formations; confusion; low kicks or kickoffs not deep enough; no gunner....In the off-season, the Packers are going to have to go far, far outside the organization to fix their special teams problems with better coaching and competent returners; make a special effort and don't skimp. Make an earnest pitch to the best possible candidates and throw in a bouquet of roses if you need to.

When Cobb was signed my bold prediction was that he'd have a decent first half of the season and Amari would grow into the role and become the more important slot receiver in the second half.

Part 1: Cobb has 20 catches (3rd on the team) for 244 yards (second), four TDs (first), and 15 first downs (second) through nine games. Not great but productive.

Part 2 remains to be seen, but I share some of the concern expressed by others in these discussions about Amari's performance so far. During a recent game the announcers said he's doing great during the week but on Sunday he comes out flat. I'm hoping to see a break through game really soon.

The confidence question is a tough one for me to grasp. With coaches helping him, Cobb mentoring, and the internal drive that's got him this far, I would think he'd more likely to fight all the more in the face of adversity. And he's got MVS as an example; Rodgers said over an over last year that MVS needed only to be confident to be a star, and now he can help guide Amari. Let's hope he gets it together.

Chiefs have one of the worst defenses in the nfl 31st i think before the game. 7 pts max 13 if you make 100 percent of your fgs. Tell me again how well love played

The Amari Rodgers potential superstar punt returner experiment has to end. There has to be better options at this stage.
NO on OBJ.
Perhaps a trade for Evan Engram or Grady Jarrett…dreaming out loud here.
I’m not a fan of Love, but I initially said the same about Rashan Gary and was proved incorrect.
Traveling from out of State to the SeaHawks game. There are a few teams I take greater satisfaction in beating badly, the Hawks and the Broncos, and Cowboys are the top three.

Hold : barnes he needs to prove that he can be consistent every week not just every 4 games . A great find anyway.

Sell: Are third round picks going foward. Have you seen the list of third round busts the last 8 years.

Buy: Darnell Savage the playmaker is back

Yes, King played well. I think that Barry’s defense suits him better than Pettine’s. Letting Linebackers be linebackers and DB’s be DB’s seems to be working.

This is always a fun read by Gunnar. Agree with his stock report.

A few additional:

Buy: Jenks. All season long. He is delivering huge capital gains.

Sell: Drayton. He has been the top assistant for both Zook and Mennenga. His career path is the same as theirs...being let go as Packer ST coach. Seems like a great guy but STs have to be disciplined and do all the little things right. They aren't and they do not.

Hold: Douglas. He had some rough plays but also continued to play hard, tackle, and seems to understand Gray and Barry's pass D scheme.

"ended up costing the Packers three points after last-second deciding he wouldn’t field a punt."

I'm not saying I like Amari as a returner because I don't, but making it look like you will field a punt and then bailing at the last moment is a legitimate thing that happens in football. Taylor flopping around in the danger zone is not on Rodgers this time.

I was good with Newman taking the starts at RG to begin the season- he presumably had a good camp and clearly outplayed the competition in the preseason games.

That said, he has been absolutely horrible the last few weeks. First few games I wrote off the whiffs to learning the ropes of NFL level play. He's getting worked every week, multiple WTF moments each game.

That type of failure can be constructive for a young player if you get them out of the starting roll and give them more time to develop.. but week-in, week-out failure can destroy a young player if it continues too long.

Get Royce out of the starting lineup as soon as viable, let him contribute in spot duty and perhaps STs, and revisit him after another full training camp.