@ColemanSportsX@premiercards_2 Former middle infielder as well. Not just replay but knowing that you cannot get rolled anymore means you have to stay in contact. Late 80’s and early 90’s it was fair to get as much clearance as possible because a middle linebacker was bearing down on you with bad intentions.
@TripleNorm@Seth_3773 Interesting- I learned something new today so thank you for that. Out of curiosity, what is the voice on the pitchers side? Is it robotic or a record human voice? Also, how many buttons or spots are there on Pitch-Com? Is there limited real estate?
@Angrymike23@TitleTownTalks That’s what the salary cap is for-this isn’t baseball. The Packers are a well run, forward thinking organization. Selling the naming rights will not change the on-field product but it will give more resources to expand the game day experience and upgrade facilities.
@TitleTownTalks@Angrymike23 Not a single NFL team had negative operating income. I’d hate to see the naming right sold as well but it beats the alternative.
@JLucroy20 And if getting hit by a pitch is part our your thought process in the box you are already beat. Good luck touching 96 on the black away when you are worried about fastballs in.
@NFLHitman33 The Packers roadmap for visibility 2,3,4 years down the line. They’ve done it with QBs, lineman on both sides of the ball, WR, etc. You HAVE to have depth in the NFL through the draft or you end up overspending in free agency for past performance (lol Bears).
@NFLHitman33@GridironGrading@errphoto_ Except for Drake London who has more TDs and nearly 2.5x the receptions. Looking forward to seeing Watson back on field this year!
@StatsOnFire Honest question: does it matter where you find your QB in the draft as long as you find one? It’s educated roulette and if you hit on one of your QB spins consider it a win, no?