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2013 Green Bay Packers: An Early Look At The Depth Chart
Who are your 2013 Green Bay Packers?
With the pre-season officially over with, we now turn our attention to the upcoming training camp and preseason. The big question is: What will the 2013 Green Bay Packers look like?
I’m taking a look at each position and listing who I think are the likely starters, as of today. Training camp always tends to change that list quite a bit...
Is Alex Green The Starting RB In Green Bay?
In the news a couple of days ago was the fact that Alex Green was considered the starting running back for the Green Bay Packers before, during, and after OTA’s were over. While most often what goes on at OTA’s doesn’t necessarily translate to what happens when games start to matter, it is worth pointing out to the many people pegging rookie Eddie Lacy as a decent sleeper option...
Fantasy Football Rookie Report: Packers RB Eddie Lacy
The Green Bay Packers entered the 2013 NFL Draft with a glaring need at the running back position.After all, in 2012, the Packers' leading rusher was Alex Green, a third-round pick in 2011, who gained just 464 yards and averaged 3.4 yards per carry.The Packers' running back situation was so unstable that Green was the only back to carry the ball over 100 times and of all...
Packers RB Alex Green Finishes Minicamp As The Starter
The Green Bay Packers worked hard to improve their running back position this offseason, investing second- and fourth-round picks on Eddie Lacy and Johnathan Franklin in the 2013 NFL Draft, respectively. But Alex Green isn't about to give up his starting job without a fight, and as noted by Tyler Dunne of the Journal Sentinel, Green started and finished minicamp as the No. 1...
Alex Green was the Packers No.1 running back this spring
According to Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Alex Green was the Packers starting running back throughout OTA’s and minicamp.
So even with Green’s future in Green Bay instantly endangered by the addition of a second-round pick (Eddie Lacy) and a fourth-rounder (Johnathan Franklin), he can breathe easy. His body, finally, responds to his brain.
Green Bay isn’t kicking Green to...
What Will Mike McCarthy’s Offense Look Like in 2013?
“We’ll be better; I promise you. You can write that down.”
That’s what Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy decreed in regards to the running game during a press conference on Tuesday. Whether the offense is successful in carrying out this objective is yet to be seen. Nevertheless, the commitment is being made, and it’s clear the Packers offense will have a different...
Eddie Lacy, Johnathan Franklin to improve Packers rushing
GREEN BAY, Wis. In an offseason that's been filled with questions about the Green Bay Packers' unproductive running game of recent years, coach Mike McCarthy finally felt comfortable enough to strongly proclaim his confidence that the 2013 season won't be like the three that preceded it.
"We'll be better, I can promise you that," McCarthy said Tuesday...
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2013 Green Bay Packers Running Backs: Who Is The Main Man?
When training camp begins for the Green Bay Packers this coming July, Packers fans will be treated to the most intriguing position battle in the team's recent history. Ever since Ahman Green left the franchise for the first time via free agency prior to the 2006 season, the running back position has been somewhat of an afterthought in Titletown, a development no Packer fan...
Green Bay Packers Tailgate Tour makes first stop in Iowa
At the end of March, Green Bay Packers President Mark Murphy announced the stops for the eighth annual Packers Tailgate Tour! For those of you who don’t know, the Packers Tailgate Tour is a week-long event where current players, alumni and usually some staff from the front office, Murphy, travel around the state of Wisconsin visiting communities and fans. All the money raised goes...
Packers’ Alex Green says he was never healthy in 2012
Green Bay Packers running back Alex Green thought it was a good idea for them to beef up the running back position in this year’s draft.
“Last year, I didn’t do anything too good in the running game, so I think it was a great thing for us to get back out there, make a step in the draft and help the team win football games,” said Green, per the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel....
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