It has reached the point for Donald Lee in Green Bay that the veteran tight end can't even be sure anymore if he's going to be in uniform on game day. Rookie Andrew Quarless might replace Lee on the 45-man roster Monday night when the Packers meet the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Still, the 30-year-old Lee said he would not ask the Packers to trade him before the Oct. 19 deadline even though there are teams looking for capable tight ends. "All my life I've been a team guy, and football is the ultimate team sport," Lee said Saturday. "Am I happy about the things I'm asked to do? Sometimes I am, sometimes I'm not. But that's not for me to worry about." Lee, a regular on the four core special teams, was told by coach Shawn Slocum early in the week that he needed to look at some other players in practice. Thus, Lee gave way to Quarless much of the time. "He just told me he was going to try something new this week to see what other guys can do," said Lee. "I have no idea. Hey, whatever his decision is, that's fine with me. Only thing I can guarantee, if I'm out there I'm going to give 110% effort."
Source: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Source: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
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