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Read the links! It's an option heavily weighted towards hand off or pass. Versus hNdoff or qb run. People seem to think it means qb run. I'm not sure why nobody looks in to it before having opinions about it.

Of course he should. Everyone uses them. Y'all really should read the articles.

Hopefully with more rpo success tyan Rogers. "Aaron Rodgers has the most pass attempts on run-pass options (RPOs) in the league this season. He already has more RPO pass attempts through 11 games (34) than he did through 16 games in 2018 (24). But there’s a slight problem; Green Bay’s RPOs haven’t been particularly effective." This link reiterates what the RPO is vs what many here mistakenly think it is. "The general idea behind the RPO is with a run and pass option built into the same play, the quarterback can use either a pre- or post-snap read to hand the ball off or throw. With the play based on what the defense is giving," https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/analysis/the-green-bay-packers-need-to-improve-their-rpos/

RPOs have been effective in the NFL for a while now. I suggest understanding what it is to discuss it. Nobody seems to know what it means

RPO in the NFL these days generally refers to the QB deciding to hand the ball off to the RB or pass.

Paying attention to the reality of how things work around the league will give you some perspective.

It's not disappointing that a rookie OL is not ready during mid training camp. It's expected. Moton wasn't ready and was drafted higher. Turner wasn't ready. Ryan Kalil wasn't ready. If you look around the league you see some of the better tackles taking time. For instance DJ Humphries was a first rounder who was inactive every game is rookie season and is now one of the better Left tackles. Armstead took the better part of a season to get his first start in week 16.

Then wear a Steve Smith Jersey.

Probably a Roaring Riot member.

Good luck to him. Being shocked or upset about this is the most Huddle thing. The worst in the league for letting an udfa go. Lol...take your meds

In reality the fans who aren't trying to create controversial takes do a better job covering camps. The media has not seemed to have a clue what they are looking at for a while. The Twitter coverage is generally useless in how shallow it is.

I'll take Damien Woodys take on it.

Seems like doing what he loves

It's the typical situation where you can't be excited about our draft selections because they haven't proven anything. However you can count another teams chicken before it's hatched

Interesting but not surprising that we aren't getting the full story here.

Weird. Seems very positive.

DJ doesn't score TDs. There's your answer. Thanks to the OP for the observations. If it weren't for fans we really wouldn't get jack for info about the team.

A lot.

I used to despise him. He grew on me.

I like them just fine. It's just sports. They are entertaining

Herbert was taken ahead of us

I don't see the CB need.Bouye being suspended 2 weeks is something they already knew. As a veteran who's considered extremely knowledgeable and versatile it's not the end of the world and he has the extra time to heal up. I could see a tackle that let's us move on from Little. Any usable tackle would do.

I don't see anything in Tepper's makeup that would make him ok with Watson. Or Rhule or Fitterer on multiple levels. Those are financial distressed assets not personally

I think that's the exact reason we drafted him. 2 for 1

I think his ability to run block and plY TE are the exact reason we drafted him. It provides flexibility within the same personnel group.