Barbre is a potential starter. What I like about both is their raw potential, especially Barbre. Both were part of a talented fourth round class from 2007 that produced Jermon Bushrod and Doug Free.

He has only 6 games under his belt but the rule is he can’t have been active for 9 games in an accrued season. He probably hit that total in our injury-plagued year?

no comprendo

We’ll just round up a few rounds of compensatory picks and trade em in for another 1st rounder or 2! Like that time my friend and I paid for $8 worth of gas with change out of the penny jar!

Except you can’t trade a comp pick. Even without compensatories, the volume of transactions has its own benefits.

Courtesy of my sister. I can’t afford a jersey yet. Maybe when I grow up. Do I get to be grown up when I hit 30?

And wait for the eventual “Barbie, Stacy, and Golden” offensive right.

And we don’t seem to be using a fullback, so we don’t need one of those, either, I suppose. If it is Robinson versus Ganther, I’ll have to go Robinson > Ganther, too.

But I certainly do remember it was him. At least in terms of giving up sacks. Barbre simply gave up more sacks than any other OT in the NFL. His problem at OT is he doesn’t get his hands on the rusher. He looks like he just tries to push the other guy, and when you face polished pass rushers, Barbre literally becomes a revolving door. Thus being the reason Packer fans now call him: Allen “The Revolving Door” Barbre. He made Adewale Ogunleye and Rey Edwards look like animals out there. He got 1 chance this Preseason at LT, and the rusher drilled Rodgers from the blindside almost untouched. Scary. So again, don’t attempt to give this guy another chance at OT. He’s THAT BAD! I thought his performance this Preseason at OG was solid, but the fact that fans and the team were still having nightmares of him last season along with equal competition or better on the roster led to his release.