Reporting as Eligible - Mark Murphy's Law

Episode 2 of the Reporting As Eligible podcast, hosted by MKE Tailgate Podcast Network, titled "Reporting as Eligible - Mark Murphy's Law" was published on August 24, 2022 and runs 87 minutes.

August 24, 2022 ·87m · Reporting As Eligible

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Summary

Everything is coming off PUP lists for Green Bay, and a well-executed offseason means the Packers have a plan for every perceived weakness. So, what could go wrong? On the true season premiere of Reporting as Eligible, Paul, Matub, and JR walk through the perceived Packer weak points, and why none of them are really that scary as we prepare to kick off the 2022 season. The receivers are inexperienced,but the front office went all in with draft capital  and free agency, and even Amari Rodgers looks better. At edge depth, the team may a have surprise star in rookie JJ Engabare. And on the offensive line, the surprise return of David Bakhtiari and Elgton Jenkins has turned a problem area into one of the deepest positions on the team thanks to the undersized for crazy athletic Zach Tom. While the preseason features almost entirely backups, those backups have largely impressed, from Quay Walker and Chris Slayton, to Rico Gafford and Shemar Jean-Charles, and depth may not be the issue it once was. Even Jordan Love finally put a good game on tape. The guys discuss all of these reasons for optimism, as well as what may still go wrong as Reporting as Eligible kicks off its fourth season! How uncertainty helped the Packers Land Romeo Doubs. Intro: Bring on the Dancing Horses - Echo and the Bunnymen Outro: I Stay Away - Alice in Chains

Episode Description

Everything is coming off PUP lists for Green Bay, and a well-executed offseason means the Packers have a plan for every perceived weakness. So, what could go wrong?

On the true season premiere of Reporting as Eligible, Paul, Matub, and JR walk through the perceived Packer weak points, and why none of them are really that scary as we prepare to kick off the 2022 season.

The receivers are inexperienced,but the front office went all in with draft capital and free agency, and even Amari Rodgers looks better. At edge depth, the team may a have surprise star in rookie JJ Engabare. And on the offensive line, the surprise return of David Bakhtiari and Elgton Jenkins has turned a problem area into one of the deepest positions on the team thanks to the undersized for crazy athletic Zach Tom.

While the preseason features almost entirely backups, those backups have largely impressed, from Quay Walker and Chris Slayton, to Rico Gafford and Shemar Jean-Charles, and depth may not be the issue it once was. Even Jordan Love finally put a good game on tape. The guys discuss all of these reasons for optimism, as well as what may still go wrong as Reporting as Eligible kicks off its fourth season!

How uncertainty helped the Packers Land Romeo Doubs.

Intro: Bring on the Dancing Horses - Echo and the Bunnymen

Outro: I Stay Away - Alice in Chains