Updates on Rodgers/B Jacks

[packers11]

https://www.rotoworld.com

Brandon Jackson is expected to be Ryan Grant's primary backup this season.

DeShawn Wynn, Vernand Morency, and Noah Herron are also in the mix, but coach Mike McCarthy is pleased with Jackson's development. To keep the role, he'll have to be more decisive and better in blitz pickup in game settings

Coach Mike McCarthy indicated that the Packers will continue to use spread formations this season.

The Pack has five starting-caliber WRs in Donald Driver, James Jones, Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, and Koren Robinson. McCarthy says the spread isn't "the starting point" of his offense, but it'll be incorporated along with West Coast looks. Aaron Rodgers should benefit from a field flooded with weapons.

[LL2]

ARod needs weapons. He's not at a point in his career where he can make average receivers look like good receivers like Favre did throughout his career.

[BallHawk]

I wouldn't call K-Rob "starting caliber." Hell, he'll be lucky if he makes the team.

[Lurker64]

I wouldn't call K-Rob "starting caliber." Hell, he'll be lucky if he makes the team.

But remember, this is a league where Bobby Wade was Minnesota's #1 last year and just look at the receiving corps Chicago has lined up for this coming year. It's not like you need to be Jerry Rice to be "starting caliber" these days.

[Tony Oday]

Krob will be the number three in production this year...write that down.

[Rastak]

I wouldn't call K-Rob "starting caliber." Hell, he'll be lucky if he makes the team.

But remember, this is a league where Bobby Wade was Minnesota's #1 last year and just look at the receiving corps Chicago has lined up for this coming year. It's not like you need to be Jerry Rice to be "starting caliber" these days.

Actually Wade was in the slot last year and did ok but still, point well taken. Minnesota had a HORRIBLE WR corps last year and Chicago is going to be far worse this year then the Vikings were last year.

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k-rob has started 58 out of 84 games he's played in. wouldn't that count as being a starting caliber wr?

he was a full time starter until he got to minnie where he started 5 out of 14 games for them. and he's only started 1 game for us

the guys a legit player if he can keep his head out of his ass

[Rastak]

k-rob has started 58 out of 84 games he's played in. wouldn't that count as being a starting caliber wr?

he was a full time starter until he got to minnie where he started 5 out of 14 games for them. and he's only started 1 game for us

the guys a legit player if he can keep his head out of his ass

How many starts does he have the last 3 years? His big issue used to be his hands. Maybe it was his knee last year, but he didn't show me anything the few times I saw him.

[Pacopete4]

Ras, I think it was due to the fact we already had 3 WR's that earned their playing time so KRob was fighting to get chances. He made the plays when he got in there, thats all I know. Do I think hes a starter? hmm.. thats iffy, but hes better than most teams #3 and hes probably our 4,5, or 6th.. we just happen to be very deep at that position.

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k-rob has started 58 out of 84 games he's played in. wouldn't that count as being a starting caliber wr?

he was a full time starter until he got to minnie where he started 5 out of 14 games for them. and he's only started 1 game for us

the guys a legit player if he can keep his head out of his ass

How many starts does he have the last 3 years? His big issue used to be his hands. Maybe it was his knee last year, but he didn't show me anything the few times I saw him.

i just gave them to you, they're all right there lol

he had 5 starts for you guys 3 years ago, and one start for us over two years. so you add 5 and 1 and you get 6 starts in the last 3 years. he's played in 27 games in that time

i don't know what the situation was that year for you guys. but for us, he only played 4 games for us last year before the off field issues caught up for him. he started with us late, after camp i think, did he miss preseason too? and left really early. then this year he only started 1 game and only played in 9, again because of the off field crap. missing all of training camp. and face it, he's not going to beat out a legit probowl wr in driver, and he's not going to beat out a young blossoming star in jennings, so he will continue to not start for us. its not a knock on him, driver and jennings are just very good, with jones showing a ton of potential last year

but that doesn't mean he wouldn't start on every team. it just means we're stacked at WR

[RashanGary]

Isn't Bernard Berrian making more than our entire receiving corp?


Driver
Jennings
Jones
Nelson
Martin

or

Barrian




What would you choose?

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Isn't Bernard Berrian making more than our entire receiving corp?


Driver
Jennings
Jones
Nelson
Martin

or

Barrian




What would you choose?

i'm sure that'll change as soon as we resign jennings. which should come this year if you ask me. we have the cap room use it. plus jones should be due for more money maybe next year too

but right now i think barrian does make more then all our guys

[pittstang5]

ARod needs weapons. He's not at a point in his career where he can make average receivers look like good receivers like Favre did throughout his career.

I agree Arod needs weapons. However, I think more importantly he needs a good line to block for him and a good running game to take the pressure off. The weapons won't mean squat if Arod has no time to get them the ball.

[RashanGary]

The latest they should resign Jennings is next off season. I would like to see a number of guys locked up early between now and next off season. If you think they're core guys then lock them up rather than waiting and paying sometimes double.

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The latest they should resign Jennings is next off season. I would like to see a number of guys locked up early between now and next off season. If you think they're core guys then lock them up rather than waiting and paying sometimes double.

you can resign jones now knowing he as the potential to be very good, and get him for fairly cheap. or you can wait another year or two until after he's fulfilled his potential and pay out the ass for him. i think jones showed enough as a rookie to prove he's legit

sign jennings now, and you won't have to break the bank. sign him after next season and you'll have to pay him as a pro bowler and one of the very elie at the position

theres no reason that i can see why you would sign those guys now while we're sitting on all that space that we aren't going to use