Ross and Jacob are back this week to discuss the running backs in this year’s draft class. The show begins with a discussion about the retirement of Julius Peppers and what he meant to Green Bay. Following that the show becomes special. Ross was able to get an interview with Kansas State Offensive Tackle Dalton…
As the Green Bay Packers sat and watched at home, the New Orleans Saints were dealt a heartbreaking exit from the postseason courtesy of a blown pass interference call against the Los Angeles Rams. While the defeat kept the Saints out of the Super Bowl, it did give the Packers a marginally better draft slot…
Who knew that a 5’11, 200 pound safety from the University of Delaware would quickly become my most beloved prospect in the entire 2019 NFL Draft. A senior, originally from Philadelphia, Adderley possesses all the traits NFL teams are looking for from the safety position in 2019. After seeing inconsistent (at best) play from HaHa…
Optimism. It’s a word that fans use to keep themselves positive about their team. Unfortunately, the Packers fanbase (I’m guilty) had used it for the last few seasons. From Aaron Rodgers telling fans to R-E-L-A-X on Milwaukee radio to him saying the Packers would “Run the Table.” Don’t get me wrong, Green Bay was in…
Last week’s article dove into realistic contributions by Green Bay rookies in their freshman campaigns. The first six selections were covered in that article, ranging from Jaire Alexander and Josh Jackson all the way down JK Scott in the fifth round. This week, the final five selections of the 11-man draft class will be covered,…
So far throughout training camp and the first two preseason games, certain members of the rookie class (Oren Burks, Josh Jackson, J.K. Scott) have impressed, while others either haven’t had enough time to show their roles or haven’t lived up to their potential (yet). With that being the case, let’s look into the first six…
In the fourth and final installment of this ongoing series, I will release the four best unsung heroes drafted in rounds five or later in Green Bay history. This was one of my favorite series so far, and with its conclusion, I am looking for new ideas for areas to cover! Please let me know…
