The Green Bay Packers reverse their fortunes in Week 2, taking the division rival Detroit Lions behind the proverbial woodshed for a 35-17 victory that almost….ALMOST….made us forget the nightmare in Week 1. Nothing was more inspiring than running back Aaron Jones, who four touchdowns and bittersweet dedication to his father won over the hearts…
Packers training camp begins on Wednesday, with rookies reporting TODAY! J.J. and Gil have some big questions they’re hoping to find answers to in the next few weeks (obviously starting with QB1), including Joe Barry’s defense, who emerges as the starting Star defender, the TE situation, and who the starting five will be along the…
The Green Bay Packers need to be able to look to another weapon on offense if they want to get over their NFC Championship Game hump – and that can come in the form of tight end Jace Sternberger. Entering into the third season of his career, the former Texas A&M standout has struggle to…
Packers TE Jace Sternberger is going into his 3rd NFL season in 2021 and the upcoming year could determine whether the 24 year old sticks around in Green Bay long-term or will be heading elsewhere. The 2019, 3rd round draft selection from Texas A&M has had an underwhelming couple of seasons with the Packers, due…
The eight-man class of Rashan Gary, Darnell Savage, Elgton Jenkins, Jace Sternberger, Kingsley Keke, Ka’dar Hollman, Dexter Williams, and Ty Summers makes up the 2019 NFL Draft class for the Green Bay Packers, a class that earned a ton of flak early on but certainly has become a very underrated one. Rashan Gary – LB…
The critique of the Green Bay Packers is their inability to provide Aaron Rodgers with solid offensive weapons over the course of his career. And while the offense has found weapons in unexpected places (Davante Adams, Aaron Jones), it has not been enough to try and fend off those doubters. But with the 2020 version…
The Green Bay Packers’ offense silenced critics with a complete dismantling of the rival Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. Aaron Rodgers looked like his MVP self and defied his usual criticisms. He played on-time, took checkdowns when available, and his footwork was sharp. One game may be too little data to draw conclusions, but it confirms…
