Bulls in the NFL

[Brad]

08/08/13 Maikon nails the PATs, no chance to show leg.

 

Kicking	FG	LG	XP	PTS
M. Bonani	0/0	0	3/3	3

 

[Brad]

George Baker with a tackle in same game:

 

G. Baker

1-0

0.0

0

0

 

[Brad]

While Jerome Murphy (Cards) had a couple:

 

J. Murphy

2-0

0.0

0

0

 

[Brad]

Kayvon

 

[FatDaddyBull]

Feel like it must be a mistake. McClain had 2.5 Sacks for Houston last night?

[K-Rock Da Bull]

Feel like it must be a mistake. McClain had 2.5 Sacks for Houston last night?

yup I saw it and LETHALWEAPON who is a big Texans fan can confirm

[FatDaddyBull]

Feel like it must be a mistake. McClain had 2.5 Sacks for Houston last night?

yup I saw it and LETHALWEAPON who is a big Texans fan can confirm

Great for him. That's gotta help his chances.

[Brad]

[Brad]

Winners and Losers from the Packers' First Preseason Game

 

Winners

 

David Bakhtiari

 

There was no more obvious winner from Friday night's game than David Bakhtiari. Not only was he stellar in pass protection once again, but he displayed great instincts in the running game. Not only did Mike McCarthy call most of the runs to his side, but he regularly got to the second level and generally looked like a menace. There's certainly potential to overhype Bakhtiari this early. The Cardinals threw only simple looks at Bakhtiari on Friday, and the pressure is going to ratchet up with each passing week. That said, it's hard not to get excited when a young player steps up in such a critical way.

 

Tyrone Walker

 

I'm on record saying as the Packers only keep five wide receivers this season. However, with the injuries to Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb thinning the ranks, it's hard not to wonder if Ted Thompson is going to go the safe route again this year and carry six heading into the season. Not only did Tyrone Walker play well in the Cardinals game, but he's also stacked a series of great practices so far in training camp. He's still another good preseason game or two away from really entering the conversation for the final roster, but his five catches for 41 yards brought a step closer.

 

Sam Barrington

 

Sam Barrington didn't get on the field until late in the first preseason game, but he twice found a way to penetrate the middle of the Cardinals' offensive line and drop the ball carrier in the backfield. Arizona doesn't have the league's best offensive line, or likely even league average protection, but an inside linebacker who can pressure the quarterback is always going to have value. We'll have to wait to see Barrington do it again against a stronger opponent, but if he repeats this performance, he'll have a great shot at making the final roster.

 

Link

[Brad]

Too good not to post:

 

 

 

@Sam_Barrington_ thanks for making my grandson feel so special!! GO PACK GO!! pic.twitter.com/aTXlL3iXqE

— Kate Foran (@PackersKate)

August 9, 2013