Lazard, Summers, and Dexter Williams caught my eyes. Boyle did well too! Kizer was okay! Concerned for Moore based on his play. Kumerow did well!

Want to see quite a bit more of Lazard as impressed.

Congratulations LF for 1st victory. May you have many more!

Nice breakdown , thanks!

J'Mon Moore could not catch a cold.

Kingsley Keke, Ty Summer, Ka’dar Hollman & especially Dexter Williams will all play a part in a North Division crown in season 2019..... Booyah!!

I'm optimistic!

Best part of the game was all the completely necessary talk about Aaron Rodgers.

Team still can’t tackle or wrap up runners

Random impressions:

Shepherd looks a really interesting proposition. I Want him on the roster.
Kumerow just catches it.
Williams has a great burst but is nowhere near as elusive as Jones.
Kizer got better as the half went on, played really well on scoring drive.
Boyle played against weaker opposition but looked good. Love his decisiveness.
Summers looked gassed later on. Impressive earlier.
Sheldon might have some promise
Ento does have potential.
Redmond looked good, better than Jamerson
Hollman is a steal.
Sullivan again had a good interception too. Hope he wasn’t hurt at the end.
Tackling is just not good.
Moore looks like his confidence is shot.
Was not impressed by right side of starting O line.
D lines need to be able to hold the edge once in a while.
Hope Burks is OK, that didn’t look good. We need more ILBs I think if he is out. Crawford and Summers running on empty by the end. Bolton did not impress.
We aren’t going to find significantly better QBs than Boyle and Kizer. Wilkins is not going to unseat either.

So, you've finally jumped on the Kumerow train. It's ok, we'll make room.

Why are some.people so determined to assume Kizer is the best we have at backup?

Didn't see the game.
What about the TD catch by Shepherd? Demovsky at ESPN seemed to think it was excellent.
What'd Moore do to mess up?

Did not see the game. Any comments on Savage or Gary? Did either play? Any injuries?
Thanks, Since ‘61

Lots of positives, and learned a lot about the second tier talent. Some great catches. All things considered, an excellent start. Hoping no serious injuries.

Winners:

1. Tim Boyle - If this guy is not the no. 2 qb this season they need to fire Gutey. Was borderline dominant tonight. Made all the throws long and short. What a night!! He passed Kizer tonight and isn't looking back!!

2. Ty Summers - I originally thought he reminded me of John Offerdahl. I have now changed that. He reminds me of Jack Lambert. Tackling machine. A killer. What a find by Gutey.

3. Montravius Adams - Impressive first move. Very active. Will make TT look good.

4. Raven Greene - Nice strip. Very active

5. Sullivan ? rookie db? Thought he made some nice plays. Nice Int.

6. Jake Scott - responsible most for that special teams td.

One negative. J'Mon Moore. He had three throws by Boyle in the end zone all for easy td's. One last week and two tonight. He dropped two of those three and the two he did catch tonight he still managed to bobble them. I don't know man. It's not looking good for this guy. A receiver needs to be able to catch that ball. I give Boyle credit for still going to him but wow this is getting tough. He's in a mental funk he can't seem to get out of.

3.

- I haven't been so impressed with the middle of the roster in maybe a decade.
- MLFs vanilla/show nothing offense is 10x more interesting than McCarthy's regular season offense.
- The Packers still don't tackle well.
- Montavious Adams looks great, blowing things up in the backfield and setting up others to clean up the mess he makes
- How on earth does Gary weight 270 lbs? He looks and moves like a 230 lbs guy. Not happy seeing him quit in backside pursuit, especially not when he is otherwise making very little impact on the field.
- Ty Summers looks good, which is great. Because, Oren Burks must be Italian, he's "Fragilie"
- Kadar Hollman can cover.
- If Kumerow is not on the Roster I will ****ing loose my ****.
- Elgon Jenkins lined up wrong on the Extra point but he can block.
- Raven Greene is representing 36.
- Moore still can't catch with his hands, he's a body catcher. Cut him. The other WRs are too talented.
- Kizer might be able to play in this offense, maybe.
- Punt coverage guys still can't stay in their lanes.
- what a punt by Scott and recovery by ESB.

So how rusty is Mason Crosby?

Statically we sucked In all but one category. Turnovers won the game. I am ok with that.

These 2nd year WR’s should be worried about their job.

Rashan Gary looked very bland. Takes plays off and gives up on plays before the whistle.

These 2nd year WR’s should be worried about their job.

Rashan Gary looked very bland. Takes plays off and gives up on plays before the whistle.

The O line couldn't run block until it was 4th stringers out there and the D line didn't penetrate much until it was 4th stringers out there.

Is there still a spot for a situational pass rusher than can play special teams like Gilbert?

Lazard and Shepherd made some case for more looks tonight.

They made Joe Webb look like Michael Vick scrambling. Tackling was weak

Preseason Nagler: Pad level is STILL TO HIGH!......-:)

I thought the Texans' 2nd string was slightly better. The packers' 3rd string was a bit better, and the guys getting released (+4th string) were even.

Moore has stone hands. Tried to come up with a nickname for him but failed. J'Mon Moore "Drops" was the closest. Even when he caught it, he bobbled the ball.

I think people are being harsh on Gary already.. although he didn't really do anything flashy. He showed he is that athletic freak as advertised.. he had a couple hurries and seemed to be ran away from schematically.

Tweet by Jason B. Hirschhorn - ".... Rashan Gary blew by his blockers but hasn't connected in part because the Texans seem to scheme away from him..."

I felt as if this was part of the angst againist Gary. I noticed a lot of attention was shown towards him. He still had opportunities though, but I wouldn't worry. After actually having his first live reps out there, it seems as if a lot of you were expecting Khalil Mack in Gary's first preseason game (or snap for that matter).. give him a chance to see what he has, needs to correct, and put it on the field. Also gotta remember it's their first real game in over half a year, conditioning for a rookie is still MUCH at play. When teams start to have to block both the Smiths, Clark and Fackrell.. Gary should be able to capitalize a lot more easier.. maybe even giving him the confident boost to start to make those splash plays.

I think Gute stole Hollman, Summers and maybe even Lancaster. Hollman is sticky.. Summers started out on fire, but seemed to be sprinting through the marathon, started to look gassed but has real potential. Lancaster is just a slippery brick wall, good for 2-4 run stuffs a game and can even put a little pressure on the QB. Boyle even looked above OK. But.. just one exhibition game though, can't take TOO much from it.

I had to wait until the NFL network showed the game at 10pm Tucson time (and, of course, showed Seattle's end of game instead for the 1st 10 minutes of the Packers 1st quarter -so missed that) but my impressions were that the eye test are the D is not looking good against the run. Typical pre-season game and fun to see a lot of players who probably won't be on the 53. J'mon Moore looked to me to be a lost cause with zero confidence. He gets open but doesn't use his hands to catch, dropped a sure touchdown and juggled the one TD he did get. Too many other good receivers battling for his spot. Kizer and Boyle looked okay. I'm loving the hang time J.K. Scott puts on those punts! Overall a typically sloppy preseason game. Always nice for the team to get a "win" and still have plenty of teaching tape to go over.

I hope like hell the Packers kill the fog horn. It sounds too much like the damn Vikings horn. Not a fan. LaFleur says that maybe if the Packers use the foghorn Lambeau Field will finally be a "true home field advantage ."

Hmmmmmm....

Outside of Burks, just happy that all of our other main guys that played are healthy. Especially Gary. While he didn’t do anything special, I’m happy that he is getting the feel of the NFL. We definitely want to see effort from all of our players, but I’m okay with everyone getting through the first game healthy and getting better based on what they experienced.

I'm in agreement Moore will likely not (and shouldnt) make team. Possibly PS?

Liking Lazard and Shehperd. Liked Lazard on Special Teams as well. Cant keep both on 53 or can they?

1. Adams
2. Allison (is Allison at risk?)
3. MVS
4. ESB
5. Kumerow
6. Davis (or Shepherd)?
7. Lazard

I think Allison and Kumerow are similar players age wise, talent wise, but Kumerow impacts less against cap. Really a couple tough decisions coming up at WR barring injuries.

"I can already tell I'm going to hate coaches being able to challenge pass interference."........ridiculous statement.......the more challenges, the better...

1st I think we saw the real Gary, all be it a tiny sample. He was criticised pre-draft in part by some as lazy, while others didn't see it. Why the disagreement? Having played a similar position in college I saw it right away last night. Overwhelmingly athletic players that can win their initial 1v1 easily like Gary have a pretty common problem. They can rush past, or be pushed passed the target. This becomes an even bigger problem if they're a high motor player. They get so far past the play they "look" lazy though they really are not. There are only 2 solutions for this & we've seen both. Either he must become SO dominant he can just go straight line to the target Classic example was Reggie (his club move is a perfect skill for Gary, a must master) and Mack. They simply overwhelm & attack straight line. The other is the quick closer. These guess, like a young Clay & especially Vaughn Miller, as so quick & sudden they can reclose any Gap like a leapord or cheeta. Don't think he's that sudden. Either way 1st key is slowing his mind but not his body down. Regardless the technique that's the indesputable 1st step. I have no doubt with our outstanding OLB coach & the Smiths he'll get all the teaching, encouragement & accountability he needs but his mind is all up to him. That's a 50/50 proposition, I couldn't do it.

On a side note: Lazard, Shepard, Looney and several DBs will make cut down excruciating. Love this draft

Well, bearing in mind it was the first preseason game and a bunch of starters for both teams weren't out there, I think it showed off some things...Dexter Williams for one. Im a big Irish fan, and we stole this guy. He should have gone in the 3rd or 4th round. Dude gets stronger as the game goes on. Jake K looked really good, as he did last preseason> Id love to see him make the squad. The young wide outs looked good, Lazard and Shepherd both stepping up....Now the not so good....JMon Caught a TD, but the drops, the sloppy routes. He didn't help himself. The other two guys drafted with him are way more polished at this point. I think that Lane Taylor might have gotten a JOL notice...only starter out there. Finally, backup quarterback. This position hasn't been good for a long time. Kizer is in his third year, and he is still not there. Granted, its his third coach, and the cream of the crop receivers weren't out there, but still. I don't think that Boyle is the answer either. Hoping that BG is out there taking a look to see if there isnt a better solution at back up quarterback to insure that if AR misses a game or two, we still have adequate quarterbacking. Problem with the current guys on the roster, neither is adequate. Young DBs looked good. All in all, I think things are progressing. GO PACK GO!!