All Entries Tagged With: "Wide recievers"

Joining the show to break down the Packers wide receivers is Matt Harmon of NFL.com.

Nathan Jahnke of ProFootballFocus.com helps us look at the potential loss of Davante Adams and how the Packers can replace him.

The Packers offense has been an easy target this season.

If you want to see the Packers playing deep into January, get used to the team you saw on Sunday. And no, it’s not because Mike McCarthy grabbed t...

#Packers worked out WR Denarius Moore.

What is the football rule when a team continually overpursues on defense?

It finally happened. Aaron Rodgers threw a pick at Lambeau Field to snap his streak of 586 passes without an interception at home. Then he threw a...

The Packers announced they have promoted WR Jared Abbrederis from the practice squad and released DL Bruce... http://t.co/l7tmYwJ2wK

I liked the James Jones signing. I thought he was a perfect addition for a team that needed a proven big target — especially in the red zone.

Nathan Jahnke of ProFootballFocus.com joins the show to talk about a position with a lot of turnover in the past several days.

Later today or tomorrow ( by 3 P.M. Central) we will learn the final makeup of 53-man roster which will open the season for the Green Bay Packers at Chicago on Sunday, September 13.  Today, with a full body of work now in the books, we roll out our final Version 3.0.

The Packers may only be three games into the worthless preseason schedule, but I’m not expecting Aaron Rodgers to come out with another R-E-L-A-X ...

Green Bay Packers second-year receiver Jared Abbrederis is all about overcoming long odds.  Yet his latest medical setback, a concussion suffered during the first day of training camp, might indicate a greater risk of permanent injury and put an end to a promising NFL career before it even begins. 

We all know expectations are high. When you replace Brett Favre with Aaron Rodgers, expectations are going be pretty lofty.

During every Green Bay Packers training camp there seems to be a “camp-darling”, a dark horse who emerges out of nowhere to tantalize and excite the fan base.  Last year that player was wide out Jeff Janis. This year Janis looks to earn more playing time.

The more intriguing aspect of Packers Training Camp 2015 might be the five possible roster spot battles described below. Each potential battle features at least one veteran player who could be facing the ax at the final roster cut-down.

Just last summer, the Green Bay Packers head coach was saying similar things about another wide receiver. 

The second year wide receiver out of Saginaw Valley State has a lot of work to do. 

The Packers hope to cut back on miscommunications between the quarterback and his recievers.

First Jordy Nelson will appear on the NFL Network on Friday. Then Donald Driver will return to Green Bay at the Packers Pro Shop.

Adams is one reason the wide receiver class of 2014 is entering rarefied air.

Cheesehead TV's own Jayme Snowden joins us to discuss the fallout from the Abbrederis injury and, of course, Brett Favre.

In our best-case scenarios, both Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb have over 100 catches in the season. But in our worst-case scenario, Jared Abbrederis is surprisingly cut by the Packers.

From Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb to the three rookies drafted by the Packers and everyone inbetween, we break the position down.

The second round draft pick of the Packers has his plate full in trying to learn the team's offense before the season begins in September.

Jordy Nelson is hoping to sign an extension with the Packers before the start of the season, and it may not be long before Randall Cobb signs a new contract as well.

The Packers quarterback is getting used to a group of receivers that no longer includes James Jone and has added three rookies.

Chris Harper and Kevin Dorsey offer intriguing potential but must put it all together to make the Packers roster in 2014.

Where do Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb, James Jones and the Packers rank among the best receivers in the NFL. Not at the top, according to the Broncos.

James Jones is the variable in the Packers' offseason equation. Will he leave Green Bay or will he be back?

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