Official Packers 2024 OTA/Minicamp Thread

[Joemailman]

My bet is he blows this season. He has skipped most of the "dominant shutdown corner" part of his career and is transforming into the old guy who talks about how he was a dominant shut down corner. It works well for Woodson because....well, he actually was for 6-8 years. Jaire had a nice 10 game run at one point to land a contract. In his mind, his work is done and he is ready to impart all of his wisdom on to the young guys.

He's still only 27. The last 2 seasons he's been healthy (2020 & 2022) he was 2nd team all-pro and allowed a passing rating in the 60's. He's still young enough to get back to that level. Health is the key.

[RashanGary]

I’ve been to practice. Jaire is a tireless worker. He’s always off doing something productive with down time when other guys are standing around. He grinds. I think the opinion on his football character thats come up lately is way off base.

[bobblehead]

He's still only 27. The last 2 seasons he's been healthy (2020 & 2022) he was 2nd team all-pro and allowed a passing rating in the 60's. He's still young enough to get back to that level. Health is the key.

correction. Health AND attitude are the keys

[bobblehead]

I’ve been to practice. Jaire is a tireless worker. He’s always off doing something productive with down time when other guys are standing around. He grinds. I think the opinion on his football character thats come up lately is way off base.

I hope so. For the most part he has acted like a guy wearing a polka dot tie. He has been a total douche in many ways. Of course T.O. was a douche in many ways but also a relentless worker so I hope you are right.

[Joemailman]

correction. Health AND attitude are the keys

Agreed, but I think with Barry gone, his attitude will be fine.

[Teamcheez1]

I see we already have another hamstring injury at OTA’s: Josh Jacobs

[Joemailman]

I see we already have another hamstring injury at OTA’s: Josh Jacobs

Tom and Kraft with pec injuries is probably a greater concern. A very unverified source has indicated that they were working with the same s/c trainer.

[Teamcheez1]

Pec is the new hamstring (or in addition to it).

[NewsBruin]

I've viewed pec tears as one of them things guys on The Juice just can't stop themselves from doing.

[Fritz]

My bet is he blows this season. He has skipped most of the "dominant shutdown corner" part of his career and is transforming into the old guy who talks about how he was a dominant shut down corner. It works well for Woodson because....well, he actually was for 6-8 years. Jaire had a nice 10 game run at one point to land a contract. In his mind, his work is done and he is ready to impart all of his wisdom on to the young guys.

The old guy who talks about how he was a dominant shut down corner? Are you getting Jaire confused with APB? Only ONE of them shut down Darren Charles, y’know.

[Joemailman]

Tom and Kraft with pec injuries is probably a greater concern. A very unverified source has indicated that they were working with the same s/c trainer.

For the record, Tom's injury happened before the draft. Kraft about 10 days ago. Both were injured lifting weights.

[Fritz]

I think Kraft just got married, so I wonder if this is all a communication mixup. Torn pec, torn pecker - maybe it happened on his wedding night.

[Patler]

I see we already have another hamstring injury at OTA’s: Josh Jacobs

If Jacobs has hamstring issues this year in GB, and Aaron Jones does not with Vikings, an investigation should be started!!!

[MadtownPacker]

Maybe something in the cheese?

[Joemailman]

Just a shameless attempt by Jacobs to blend in with his new team.