There were some rumors that he would be cut.Was this expected? I know he was injured frequently but Davenport showed real ability when the opportunity arose.I can't imagine that he'll stay unemployed for very long.
C'mon now.... let's poo poo that talk!Thank god...was so sick of the buzz around this guy. He's a FB body trying to play halfback and just couldn't stay healthy either. Very happy thsi experience is over and they can move onto finding a real 'future' behind Green.
I hesitate to ask, but wouldn't he make a decent goal line back?In Pittsburgh? Or is Cowher too smart to sign him?Was this expected? I know he was injured frequently but Davenport showed real ability when the opportunity arose.I can't imagine that he'll stay unemployed for very long.
Exactly, Najeh has earned the right to go out on his own terms. Pushing him out the door in the interest of "the future" is disrespectful and pure crazy talk.C'mon now.... let's poo poo that talk!Thank god...was so sick of the buzz around this guy. He's a FB body trying to play halfback and just couldn't stay healthy either. Very happy thsi experience is over and they can move onto finding a real 'future' behind Green.
And Gado is a city worker trying to play RB , so tired of hearing about him ( he should be cut also )totally bewildered by Davenport being cut instead of Gado. all that i've heard all along is that Gado hasn't picked up the offense, hasn't looked confident, doesn't seem to be a good fit for the scheme... wierd.Davenport actually looked good this pre-season. guess they didn't want to wait for the inevitable minor injury to sideline him again.
You weren't paying a whole lot of attention then.The bit about Gado not picking up the blocking schemme was mentioned once during the first OTA's.totally bewildered by Davenport being cut instead of Gado.
all that i've heard all along is that Gado hasn't picked up the offense, hasn't looked confident, doesn't seem to be a good fit for the scheme... wierd.
www.packers.comMcCarthy also made it known to Davenport that he needed to be on the field if he was going to make the team. Davenport promptly injured his hip and missed some practices.Training Camp Report:
by Mike Spofford, Packers.com
posted 08/01/2006
Much was made during mini-camps and the organized team activities of Gado's struggles to adapt to the new zone-blocking scheme, but he has looked much smoother and more decisive when his number has been called thus far in camp.
With Ahman Green still recovering from a torn quadriceps tendon, Gado has been working with the No. 1 offense the last couple of days and doing what's expected.
"I think Samkon, the way he runs the football, he's a guy you're going to see be more productive when he puts the pads on," McCarthy said. "He's not a slithery ... he's more of a power runner. I've been very pleased with him once we got into the padded work."
Gado confessed he probably makes the scheme more complicated than it needs to be, but he is letting his natural football instincts dictate his play more and it's helping him.
"I still think I have a long ways to go, but I'm encouraged with the growth I've seen so far," Gado said. "The thing that needs to be done is just to turn your brain off and just play. That's where I think the progress begins, not so much thinking. That's what I was doing before, thinking, and you can't do that out there."
You are what we in the business call an ijit.totally bewildered by Davenport being cut instead of Gado. all that i've heard all along is that Gado hasn't picked up the offense, hasn't looked confident, doesn't seem to be a good fit for the scheme... wierd.Davenport actually looked good this pre-season. guess they didn't want to wait for the inevitable minor injury to sideline him again.
The overly-long sig business?You are what we in the business call an ijit.
He did go out on his own terms.A guy who only managed to suit up for 39 out of 64 games, earned the right to be cut.Exactly, Najeh has earned the right to go out on his own terms. Pushing him out the door in the interest of "the future" is disrespectful and pure crazy talk.C'mon now.... let's poo poo that talk!Thank god...was so sick of the buzz around this guy. He's a FB body trying to play halfback and just couldn't stay healthy either. Very happy thsi experience is over and they can move onto finding a real 'future' behind Green.
Where is that "Woosh" smilie? This is the perfect occasion for it.He did go out on his own terms.A guy who only managed to suit up for 39 out of 64 games, earned the right to be cut.Exactly, Najeh has earned the right to go out on his own terms. Pushing him out the door in the interest of "the future" is disrespectful and pure crazy talk.C'mon now.... let's poo poo that talk!Thank god...was so sick of the buzz around this guy. He's a FB body trying to play halfback and just couldn't stay healthy either. Very happy thsi experience is over and they can move onto finding a real 'future' behind Green.
Oh! My badWhere is that "Woosh" smilie? This is the perfect occasion for it.He did go out on his own terms.A guy who only managed to suit up for 39 out of 64 games, earned the right to be cut.Exactly, Najeh has earned the right to go out on his own terms. Pushing him out the door in the interest of "the future" is disrespectful and pure crazy talk.C'mon now.... let's poo poo that talk!Thank god...was so sick of the buzz around this guy. He's a FB body trying to play halfback and just couldn't stay healthy either. Very happy thsi experience is over and they can move onto finding a real 'future' behind Green.
Probably not, seeing Davenpoop kinda took care of this for us.Does anyone really give a "crap"