Normally the Green Bay Packers are very quiet this time of year, as General Manager Ted Thompson prefers to build his team through the draft instead of on the free agent market. However, counting on a rookie or young player to step up and fill a need does not always go as planned, and a veteran is needed.
Thompson is normally not fond of signing free agents, yet this year, he's been much more active. So far, he's signed two free agents, center Jeff Saturday and defensive tackle Daniel Muir, both from the Colts. Yet, yesterday defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove, who played with Seattle in 2011, announced on a twitter account believed to be his the he was becoming a member of the Packers. The account has not been officially verified and no official announcement has been made by the team.
And as far as Hargrove is concerned, there's still no official word. It's clear both sides have interest and it seems like a great fit, given defensive end Mike Neal is being sus...
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March 27, 2012
