Packers Bits and Pieces
It was an exciting post-draft week for the Green Bay Packers and their fans. Firstly, the Pack had, by most accounts, a successful draft overall. We gave it an A- and that seemed to be a popular grade among many if not most pundits. Yes, it could be argued the team needed to add a safety and didn't. Or a starting left tackle, and didn't. A few things like that brought down...
Green Bay Packers Must Address Running Back Position Early in 2013 NFL Draft
Make no mistake about it, the Green Bay Packers know that they have to address the running back position at some point this offseason and after kicking the tires on a number of veterans, it’s time for general manager Ted Thompson to turn his attention toward his favorite method of player acquisition: the NFL Draft.
After an offseason that saw the Packers meet with veteran free...
Green Bay Packers GM Ted Thompson Should Be Bold and Sign Steven Jackson
Steven Jackson could be the guy to help Green Bay get back to the Super Bowl.
The Green Bay Packers do not take many risks in NFL Free Agency. In fact, for the most part, general manager Ted Thompson stays away from it altogether – choosing instead to focus on re-signing the players he has drafted that prove worthy of second or even third contracts.
Yet, sometimes you have to...
The Top 64 Green Bay Packers of All-Time … And Our Choice For Green Bay’s Ultimate Franchise Player
This is the latest post in Kurt’s continuing series to identify the NFL’s Ultimate Franchise Player of All-Time. For an explanation of his methodology for choosing each franchise’s ultimate franchise player, and then how you and he will choose the NFL’s Ultimate Franchise Player from that list, click here.
To see all the category page for this series, of which there will...
Rodgers, Packers cruise past Titans
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The Green Bay Packers sure look ready for the playoffs.
Aaron Rodgers threw for three touchdowns and ran for another, Ryan Grant scored twice and the Green Bay defense picked on Jake Locker early and often in a 55-7 rout of the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.
It was the most points scored by the Packers since they put up the same number against Tampa Bay on Oct....
Via Fox Sports Tennessee
December 23, 2012
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Ahman Green would listen to offers from NFL teams
Former Green Bay Packers running back Ahman Green would consider returning to the NFL this fall. Green, 35, told reporters yesterday that he believes he has five years left in his tank. Green has been out of the NFL for several seasons and then played in the UFL in 2010 and last season in the Canadian Football League. Green has gone as far as to say he’d be open to play special...
RB Green seeks return to NFL, says he has 'five years left in me'
Ahman Green hasn’t played in the NFL since the 2009 season, but the former Green Bay Packers running back wants to make a comeback. The 35-year-old Green has kicked around in the UFL and CFL the past two seasons but apparently feels rejuvenated. “I've got at least five years left in me to play football,” Green told FoxSportsWisconsin.com. Green remains the Packers’...
If an NFL team calls, Ahman Green says he'd listen
Green Bay's all-time leading rusher Ahman Green says he would come out of retirement if an NFL team presents the right opportunity.
The 35-year-old Green said Thursday he's in excellent shape physically but also quite content in retirement. Green last played in the United Football League in 2010 for his hometown Omaha Nighthawks.
His most recent stint in the NFL came during...
Via AP on Fox
May 17, 2012
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Healthy Green Equals Excitement
Talented young running back should contribute in 2012
Regardless of which players general manager Ted Thompson chooses in the upcoming draft, I doubt any of them will excite me as much as a young player already on the roster. I’m referring to Alex Green, the second-year running back whose rookie season was ended by a torn ACL in week 7. According to Mike McCarthy, rehabilitation...
Green Bay Packers Offseason: Another Veteran Purge Could Be Coming
Packers WR Donald Driver might be a cut Ted Thompson makes this offseason. (Photo: Getty images)
It didn’t take long into Ted Thompson’s reign as Green Bay Packers GM for the unwavering 52-year-old to firmly establish that football moves under his direction would be made without the cling of emotion, void of any sentimental feelings that could effect a given decision one way...
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