I’ve seen at least 17 blog posts, tweet graphics, and even tiktok videos addressing the Packers poor receiver room for the upcoming season. Even if the team signs Julio Jones next week, you can’t expect them to have a wide receiver and tight end corps ranked in the top 20. Lost in that is just […]
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Aaron Jones: The ultimate Green Bay Packer
After the NFC Championship loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, there were many uncertainties about the future of the Green Bay Packers’ organization. There was also sadness, because many figured that it would be the last time we saw Aaron Jones in the green and yellow. The upcoming offseason would be his first testing the […]
Green Bay could Secure a Running Back on Day 2 or 3 of Draft
Green Bay Packers roll with AJ Dillon into 2021
AJ Dillon barely saw playing time during his rookie season as the Green Bay Packers stuck with their proven running back duo of Aaron Jones and Jamaal Williams for the majority of the year. The two RBs combined for over 1,600 rushing yards in the regular season to go along with 11 combined rushing touchdowns. […]
LempsTalkinPack: State of the Pack, Part One: QBs/RB
After a brief hiatus, Chris Lempesis is back to kick off a four part series looking at where the Green Bay Packers stand right now. In part one, he looks at the quarterbacks and running backs. Can you still win a Super Bowl with Aaron Rodgers? Should the Pack draft his eventual replacement? Should Green […]
2018 Green Bay Packers Position Breakdown: Running Back
Running Back looked like a glaring weakness for the Green Bay Packers before the 2017 draft, and a little over a year later, looks like a major strength. The rookie years Aaron Jones and Jamaal Williams had without Aaron Rodgers should make Packers’ fans very excited to see what they can do with #12 under […]
Packers Mailbag
If you’d like to submit a question or thought, please email packersmailbag@gmail.com or Tweet me @andrewmertig First up! Can the Packers effectively run the ball? -@BrianTrettin on Twitter Simply put, yes. If the offensive line is healthy (see more below), then there’s no reason the Packers can’t be a good running team. […]
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