I actually kind of liked Sherman. I was as critic...

2009-06-18T13:54:34.371-05:00

I actually kind of liked Sherman. I was as critical of him as anyone, and while he had flaws a-plenty, especially as a GM, you really can't fault him for what he did with Ahman Green and that offensive line. No, maybe he didn't assemble that talent himself, but he sure did the best with the ingredients.

I think that what we've traded for flexibility among our offensive linemen is that cohesiveness that the early 2000's group had. It's time to get five guys, put them in their spots, and let them become masters instead of jacks of all trades.

Hey,Hey,Hey... "But the offensive line was p...

2009-06-17T04:01:00.955-05:00

Hey,Hey,Hey...

"But the offensive line was pretty darn good when we had, in order, Chad Clifton, Mike Wahle, Mike Flanagan, Marco Rivera, and Mark Tauscher playing in their set spots, week after week (incidentally, I remembered that order without even looking it up)."

You cant bring that up without being labled as a "TT hater" by the good people at PC which suppossedly stands for {Packer Chatters) but actually is a cover for(Politically Correct).

Another point contradictory in nature:

The excuses for a failed season have already begun so your article will fit right in at PC

Sherman must really wonder why he didnt get any "love" like TT and MM get.

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I actually kind of liked Sherman. I was as critic...

Hey,Hey,Hey... "But the offensive line was p...