The Green Bay Packers released safety Charlie Peprah on Wednesday
In the first stunning move of training camp in 2012, the Green Bay Packers have released safety Charlie Peprah according to Jason Wilde of ESPN 540.
Peprah, who was the incumbent starter from 2011, reportedly had offseason arthroscopic surgery on his knee and didn’t participate in the offseason program. With the players just recently completing their physicals, some speculation is surely going to be that Peprah failed his physical but no official word from the team has been given as of yet.
With Peprah gone, that leaves MD Jennings and Jerron McMillian to battle it out for the other safety spot should Charles Woodson remain in the cornerback decision. Morgan Burnett is expected to be the other starting safety entering the preseason.
With Nick Collins out with a neck injury, Peprah ranked second on the team last season in interceptions and was first in interception return yardage. However, thanks to his regression ...
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July 25, 2012
