Adams is a terrible WR, and has had many drops and caused plenty of picks from last year. Nuk is an elite talent. Even if he caused Rodgers three picks, he would still get targets. It would be a much better option than Adams still being used in the passing game. Glad McCarthy had the balls to throw on 3rd and long. Dude's been way too conservative.
Nuk is an "elite talent" that has caused 3 interceptions already this season. No one on the Packers has anywhere near as many targets as Nuk, if he was there, he'd get a LOT less because Cobb and Nelson would still be targeted ahead of him.....especially if he cased Aaron Rogers to be credited with 3 interceptions already this year.
I'm not even going to debate this because it'll go nowhere. It's funny how much blame you want to place on Nuk that you're willing to go to extreme lengths to say outlandish things, especially when it's not even a team you follow.
So you don't believe Cobb/Nelson>Nuk?!? Just stop hating. Hopkins tipped a pass right to his defender for an INT!!
man it's so unfair how dallas is gifted another franchise qb...and we are pulling scraps together just to find someone that can complete a back-shoulder throw (which brock cannot do btw)
Gary Kubiak won't coach Broncos Thursday, expected back vs. Texans Spoiler ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - Denver Broncos coach Gary Kubiak was released from a Denver-area hospital Monday afternoon and will not coach the team's Thursday night game in San Diego after being diagnosed with a "complex migraine condition.'' Kubiak was taken, by ambulance, to the hospital Sunday night following the Broncos' 23-16 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Broncos executive vice president of football operations/general manager John Elway said Kubiak will take the next week off and special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis will be the Broncos' interim coach this week. "[The doctors] thought the prognosis for him was very, very good and they think that he's going to spend this week, he's going to have this week off, he's going to be back on Monday,'' Elway said. "When it comes down to Gary's health everybody's excited about what the prognosis is. We're just excited Gary's OK.'' As to whether Kubiak will have any contact with the coaching staff or players this week, Elway said, "We're really kind of leaving that up to the doctors ... The process for Gary is to worry about Gary this week.'' Kubiak coached through the end of the game even though he had felt ill before and during Sunday's game, according to team officials. Kubiak did his customary news conference following the game and walked back into the locker room. Kubiak continued to feel ill, however, and was taken by ambulance to the hospital. "I was more concerned as a friend,'' Elway said. "I talked to him before the game and he wasn't feeling well and so ... he kind of got very lethargic and tired [after the game].'' Elway said he went to the hospital Sunday night to be with Kubiak and Kubiak's family. It is the second time in the last four seasons Kubiak has left a stadium in an ambulance. In 2013, Kubiak suffered what was described as a mini-stroke at halftime of a game against the Colts. He spent two nights in the hospital after that incident. "Obviously any time when you have an episode like Gary had in '13, what happened last night is a big concern,'' Elway said. "But when we left the hospital, and his family was very relieved with what they heard and what went on.'' Elway said Kubiak will be evaluated by doctors this week and undergo additional tests to see if the "triggers'' for the migraines can be revealed. And when asked if Kubiak had expressed any desire to work this week, including being on the sideline for Thursday night's game, Elway said: "We didn't give him a chance. That question was not asked ... Gary is going to concentrate on Gary this week.'' On the field, Elway said DeCamillis was selected as the interim coach in order to leave offensive coordinator Rick Dennison in place to run the offense, and defensive coordinator Wade Phillips to run the defense. Also, DeCamillis is on the headset with Kubiak during games as part of making game management decisions. DeCamillis said he expected the team's staff to make preparations for the next game "seamless." "It was obviously a shock for all of us and we're just happy he got the prognosis that he did,'' DeCamillis said. DeCamillis said his message to the team was "quick turnaround ... we've got to strap up our boots and get ready to roll.''
I like Winston, but save for week 1, he's been the same player he was last year. inb4 HardenTime This game sucks. Has there been a good primetime game this whole year?
