Red Bryant  Throw some defensive linemen against the wall and
see what sticks. Wait, maybe I’m thinking about something else.
At any rate, the Green Bay Packers are looking at pretty much
every defensive lineman on the market. Red Bryant was one of
those guys.  We say was because he signed with the Jacksonville
Jaguars on Saturday.  Bryant, who was cut by the Seattle
Seahawks on February 28 in a salary-cap move, was scheduled to
visit the Packers on Sunday.  The 30-year-old Bryant has been a
starter at defensive end for the past three seasons in Seattle,
where he was known primarily as a run-stopper. As you well know,
the Packers could use one of those. Well, they could use like
five actually, but one is a start.  Bryant is a big boy at 6-5,
326 and could have been an option to take over the nose tackle
position in the Packers’ 3-4. If the Packers had been able to
sign Bryant, they wouldn’t really need to re-sign B.J. Raji.
Because hey, now we have a fat ass who will actually bother to
try and stop the run!