Before checking this thread....Packer fans. How would you Rank our WR's? This may surprize you.

[woodbuck27]

To say Austin is declining is not really a truthful statement. In 2010 he only had Romo for 6 games and then Kitna. That's not really his fault that he had a bad QB throwing him the ball. Last season he missed 6 games due to injury and was limited when he did play (I know, I had him on my fantasy team last year).

He's not a declining player, not like Driver. If you replace Jordy with him and he'd put up similar numbers, assuming he's healthy.

What did you read?

I wrote this:

Miles Austin = Not so awesome now = in decline? or it might 'just' seeem so.

[Cheesehead Craig]

What did you read?

I wrote this:

Miles Austin = Not so awesome now = in decline? or it might 'just' seeem so.

You also wrote:
"To be accurate and specific. Miles Austin's career is demonstrating a definite 'decline' for two straight seasons evidence of that is clear. He peaked early."

You stated that he's declining. So I responded that I believed that this statement is not truthful.

[woodbuck27]

http://espnmilwaukee.com/corp/page/0...rks/658?feed=2

Nelson won't reflect, just works

By JASON WILDE
jwilde@espnwisconsin.com

GREEN BAY –

"Jordy Nelson has had plenty of opportunities to ponder just how far he’s come in the past year. The Green Bay Packers burgeoning star just hasn’t bothered to do so.

“I’ve had time (to reflect), but I don’t know if I’ve done it,” Nelson with a smile last week. “When the season is over, I go back home and don’t think about football for a while. As much as people talk about refreshing the body, I think you have to refresh the mind as well.” " FR. Story

[woodbuck27]

http://network.yardbarker.com/nfl/article_external/plumbing_the_nfc_north_depths_wide_receivers/10882577

Plumbing the NFC North Depths: Wide Receivers.


Submitted by Syndicated sources on May 27, 2012 - 7:19am