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Even with having long-standing kicker Mason Crosby be entrenched for the Green Bay Packers for over 10 seasons, the special teams unit certainly has been a letdown for this team lately. Crosby has been the lone pillar that has been there practically every season, continuing his strong and accurate play. But it is the other…

The 2021 NFL Draft is less than two weeks away. Throughout the hordes of mock drafts and first-round pick speculation, one group of players left in the dust in the draft analysis are the potential undrafted free agents. While many players will hear their names called next weekend, many more will not. Despite this, many…

The Packers just seem to be gelling down the home stretch, with two convincing wins in as many weeks over an struggling opponent. More importantly, the offense appears to be coming together, the defense is actually showing signs of life, and special teams…..well, you can’t have everything, can you? In our new “four-quarter format”, tune…

A Tale of Two Halves: the Green Bay Packers was on full display Sunday in Indianapolis. In the first half, the Packers stopped the run, recovered from costly turnovers, and dropped 28 points on one of the best defenses in the NFL. The second half was a total collapse in all three phases, and the…

The final aspect of the 2019 recap lies in looking back at the special teams unit for the Green Bay Packers. Led by long-time kicker Mason Crosby, young punter JK Scott, and a plethora of uninspiring returners (and Tyler Ervin), this unit was solid, if not unspectacular this past year. For Crosby, he had his…

As the final part of this ongoing series is reached, the facet of special teams is the final topic to be covered for the Green Bay Packers. Differing from all previous articles in a sense that this is a group breakdown and not a positional breakdown like the rest of the previous articles, this will…

After watching the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings battle to a tie, it is really easy to point fingers at the officials (they were bad), the rules (they are bad), or the opposing team. Instead, I’m going to focus on the Green Bay locker room to see who did the most to lead them…