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Packers have re-signed Ahman Green (1 Viewer)

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Well it kind of is a joke. On the Packers. Just not a very funny one.

This is apparently legit. Milwaukee radio station reporting Ahman Green is back with the Packers.

 
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He and Tauscher in back-to-back weeks. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

At least Thompson didn't get suckered into paying Ahman Green like the Texans did! :tinfoilhat:

 
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He and Tauscher in back-to-back weeks. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

At least Thompson didn't get suckered into paying Ahman Green like the Texans did! :lmao:
Do you have to remind me? Anyway what happened to that endless stable of RBs Jackson, Lumpkin, Wynn, (thinking I am missing one or two)...any of whom were to push Grant out of a job as soon as they got a few carries.

 
Green Bay Press-Gazette reporting the deal isn't official yet and the Packers are still "deciding" whether to sign Green or not.

A world waits with breathless anticipation.

 
Is he really worth anything? I thought he had knee issues and he amounted to 0 when with Houston. Why would TT even consider Green. I think I'd rather have someone like Rhodes.

 
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Not sure Ahman Green is the answer, but you have to admit the Packers desperately need another RB.

Jackson and Wynn are simply not getting it done.

 
Wynn's injury may be more serious. If that is the case Green may not be a bad signing as the 3rd RB. The advantage he has over Rhodes is that he knows the offense as he's been with McCarthy before.

 
Kinda raises the question of not signing Merideth (Buffalo thinks is a gem) and Sutton (Panthers think he can start) and keeping THREE fullbacks

 
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Ryan Grant is one of the worst starting RB's in football and the Packers hate Brandon Jackson, so i guess it's possible.

If they don't get a better RB in the draft/FA for next season the Front office are morons.

 
Ryan Grant is one of the worst starting RB's in football and the Packers hate Brandon Jackson, so i guess it's possible.If they don't get a better RB in the draft/FA for next season the Front office are morons.
This has nothing to do with Grant or Jackson. If they sign Green, it will be because D. Wynn is out for the year, a decision which will reportedly be made tomorrow. I would guess Lumpkin is a better running back, but Green may still have an edge in protection.
 
Ryan Grant is one of the worst starting RB's in football and the Packers hate Brandon Jackson, so i guess it's possible.If they don't get a better RB in the draft/FA for next season the Front office are morons.
This has nothing to do with Grant or Jackson. If they sign Green, it will be because D. Wynn is out for the year, a decision which will reportedly be made tomorrow. I would guess Lumpkin is a better running back, but Green may still have an edge in protection.
It doesn't necessarily have to due with Grant or Jackson, but when you have one of the worst backfields in the NFL signing someone isn't surprising, that was my only point.Watching Ryan Grant is painful as a fan, and if BJ hasn't been given a shot he must be even worse which is scary.
 
Rotoworld - Free agent Ahman Green is reportedly telling the Packers' players that his signing with Green Bay is a done deal. Analysis: Beat writer Greg Bedard says he "doesn't know enough" to report that Green will rejoin the Pack, but he's believed to already have received a playbook and was at Lambeau on Tuesday studying. The move makes too much sense for both sides to fall through, assuming Green passed his physical.

 
I would think he would be a 3rd down back, certainly. He was an excellent blocker, IIRC, and probably better out of the backfield even at his advanced age than anyone else on the roster. Maybe even a short yardage back, since they don't appear to trush Grant around the goalline. :goodposting:

 
Ryan Grant is one of the worst starting RB's in football and the Packers hate Brandon Jackson, so i guess it's possible.

If they don't get a better RB in the draft/FA for next season the Front office are morons.
This has nothing to do with Grant or Jackson. If they sign Green, it will be because D. Wynn is out for the year, a decision which will reportedly be made tomorrow.
Wynn placed on IR; Green officially signed.
I doubt whether they want Green in terms of his running ability. But he is an experienced and excellent pass blocker, and given the problems that the Packers have had keeping Rodgers upright, he might be just the ticket.
 
I'm a Grant owner who never bothered handcuffing either Jackson or Wynn. I'm wondering if Ahman is worth picking up but can't decide. If something were to happen to Grant, I can't see either Ahman or BJax getting an overwhelming lion's share of the carries so lets assume it would be 60/40. Who do you think would get the 60?

 
Ryan Grant is one of the worst starting RB's in football and the Packers hate Brandon Jackson, so i guess it's possible.

If they don't get a better RB in the draft/FA for next season the Front office are morons.
This has nothing to do with Grant or Jackson. If they sign Green, it will be because D. Wynn is out for the year, a decision which will reportedly be made tomorrow.
Wynn placed on IR; Green officially signed.
I doubt whether they want Green in terms of his running ability. But he is an experienced and excellent pass blocker, and given the problems that the Packers have had keeping Rodgers upright, he might be just the ticket.
They also got a back who can catch a screen pass.
 
Not to state the obvious, but it appears some folks need to hear it: The problem is not Ryan Grant. The o-line is just not getting it done. And the passing game has not been quite fearsome enough to really soften up the defense.

Grant may not be a star in the making, and may be just "average" but he has done well for the Packers when given the opportunity. He has had few of those this season.

Jackson has been injured fairly regularly, so it is not just a perceived lack of ability that prevents him from taking a starting role.

 
Not to state the obvious, but it appears some folks need to hear it: The problem is not Ryan Grant. The o-line is just not getting it done. And the passing game has not been quite fearsome enough to really soften up the defense. Grant may not be a star in the making, and may be just "average" but he has done well for the Packers when given the opportunity. He has had few of those this season. Jackson has been injured fairly regularly, so it is not just a perceived lack of ability that prevents him from taking a starting role.
He's not going to be replacing Grant (I assume), except maybe in passing situations where Grant is well below average. The Packers needed a 3rd down guy.
 
They also got a back who can catch a screen pass.
Grant isn't bad at catching, but how often do they even run designed screens these days?
There were two nice screens to Grant against the Vikings that went for about 15 yards each, and he even broke a tackle (very rare) on one of them. There was also at least one check-down play where he gained about 20 yards. Last weekend he dropped at least one easy catch that was a screen pass or a short check-down, and I recall one screen play where it looked like he had some room but he slammed into the defender and went down easy.I do not agree that Grant is a bad RB or is among the worst starters in the league as some say, but he is not much better than average. As one Packer beat writer recently said (paraphrasing), Grant consistently gets the yards that are there for the taking, but rarely gets anything more.I know that McCarthy has often abandoned the run in the past, but I haven't seen it this season. Against the Rams he ran more than he passed, and I believe Grant had 100% of the carries in that game. Last week they rammed him into 8 man fronts all game long and used him effectively at the end to run the clock. As noted, Rodgers audibled out of at least 6 runs to take advantage of the soft corners.
 
Not to state the obvious, but it appears some folks need to hear it: The problem is not Ryan Grant. The o-line is just not getting it done. And the passing game has not been quite fearsome enough to really soften up the defense. Grant may not be a star in the making, and may be just "average" but he has done well for the Packers when given the opportunity. He has had few of those this season. Jackson has been injured fairly regularly, so it is not just a perceived lack of ability that prevents him from taking a starting role.
Dorsey Levin was average, but more than good enough when there was a O line blocking.
 
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Not to state the obvious, but it appears some folks need to hear it: The problem is not Ryan Grant. The o-line is just not getting it done. And the passing game has not been quite fearsome enough to really soften up the defense. Grant may not be a star in the making, and may be just "average" but he has done well for the Packers when given the opportunity. He has had few of those this season. Jackson has been injured fairly regularly, so it is not just a perceived lack of ability that prevents him from taking a starting role.
Dorsey Levin was average, but more than good enough when there was a O line blocking.
Levens was a much, much better receiver than Grant.
 
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They also got a back who can catch a screen pass.
Grant isn't bad at catching, but how often do they even run designed screens these days?
I know that McCarthy has often abandoned the run in the past, but I haven't seen it this season. Against the Rams he ran more than he passed, and I believe Grant had 100% of the carries in that game. Last week they rammed him into 8 man fronts all game long and used him effectively at the end to run the clock. As noted, Rodgers audibled out of at least 6 runs to take advantage of the soft corners.
39 passes against Cincy with only 18 rushes and 37 passes against Minnesota with 17 rushes.
 
So is Green going to take alot of carries away from Grant? Is Green worth rostering incase he blows up and takes the starting gig away from grant?

 

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