Author: Robin Adams

Robin Adams is the co-owner of Wisconsin Sports Heroics. One day, he hopes to have a beard as majestic as Tim Dillard's, be able to tell Dad jokes as well as Giannis, and have perfect eyebrows like Matt LaFleur. Robin's work for WSH has been featured on YardBarker, Bleacher Report, and MSN.

Milwaukee Brewers

The Milwaukee Brewers have all-but set their Opening Day roster. For the first time in three seasons, that roster will not include Keston Hiura. The former first-round pick was designated for assignment last week when the club decided to sign Luke Voit to a one-year contract. Before designating him for assignment, Milwaukee attempted to find a trade partner for Hiura, but could not find any. Similarly, no other team made a claim for Hiura. As a result, he is accepting the Brewers’ assignment to Triple-A Nashville. Adam McClavy broke the news on Twitter: Keston Hiura Has Failed to Develop with…

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Green Bay Packers

The Green Bay Packers are in the midst of a memorable offseason. Aaron Rodgers is going to be traded to the New York Jets after announcing his decision on The Pat McAfee Show. During his appearance, he also took some shots at Brian Gutekunst and the Packers’ front office for the way they treated him this offseason. In the past, the organization has shied away from responding to comments made about them by players. However, Gutekunst was very blunt about Rodgers’ comments when asked about them at the NFL owners’ meeting. His response drew several interesting reactions, including a well-thought out…

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Green Bay Packers

The Green Bay Packers are coming off a frustrating, disappointing 2022 season that saw them finish 8-9 and miss the playoffs. Now, they are moving forward to a future without Aaron Rodgers and other established veterans. Due to their tight salary cap, they will be relying on current players to have bounce-back years in the hopes that it will propel them back into postseason contention. This is especially true on defense, which saw the unit struggle as a whole last season. During his media session at the annual NFL owners’ meetings, head coach Matt LaFleur revealed some shocking plans for…

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Green Bay Packers

The Green Bay Packers are going to have a very young, unproven wide receiver room going into the 2023 season. Allen Lazard has signed a four-year $44 million contract with the New York Jets and Randall Cobb is still a free agent. The only remaining wide receivers on the roster are Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs, Samori Toure, Bo Melton, and Jeff Cotton. While their production in 2023 remains an unknown, head coach Matt LaFleur had high praise for Doubs in particular, comparing him to Davante Adams. Do the Green Bay Packers Have the Next Davante Adams on Their Roster? Davante…

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Green Bay Packers

The Green Bay Packers are going to look very different in 2023 than they have for, well, the past 15 years. Aaron Rodgers is going to be traded to the New York Jets and 24-year old Jordan Love will take over as Green Bay’s starting quarterback. Additionally, several key veterans have left via free agency: Allen Lazard to the Jets; Robert Tonyan to the Chicago Bears; and Dean Lowry to the Minnesota Vikings. Additionally, it sounds like Packers’ all-time leading scorer Mason Crosby will not be back with the team next season. With so many changes, Green Bay Hall of…

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Green Bay Packers teammates Aaron Rodgers and Allen Lazard

The Green Bay Packers and New York Jets are not as far away on an agreement for future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers as some may have thought. In fact, according to Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports, the two sides are virtually in agreement that it will take two high round draft picks to send the four-time MVP to New York. The problem, however, is that Rodgers’ NFL future beyond this upcoming season is a mystery. The Green Bay Packers Want Straight Shot Picks While the New York Jets Want Protection for 2024 According to Robinson: “As it stands, talks…

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Aaron Rodgers

The Green Bay Packers and New York Jets are still working out the details of a trade that will send Aaron Rodgers to the AFC East. There has been a great deal said about what the Packers should be asking for in return for the four-time MVP. One NFL insider, though, had an interesting statement from the negotiations from the Jets’ perspective. Pursuing an Aaron Rodgers Trade Would “Scare” NBC’s Peter King In his recent weekly column, “Football Morning in America,” NBC Sports’ Peter King wrote the following regarding the Rodgers-Packers-Jets scenario: “I think the more I hear about the…

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Author’s note: I originally published this article after Za’Darius Smith signed with the Minnesota Vikings. After he signed, former Packers defensive back Chandon Sullivan also crossed the border to join the Vikings. Now, Smith is demanding a trade away from Minnesota and Dean Lowry has donned the purple and yellow while taking shots at the Packers’ front office.  Keeping Lowry’s comments in mind, I decided I’d update this list to include Smith and Sullivan’s 2022 season, and look forward to doing the same for Lowry after his 2023 season. The Green Bay Packers had to trade Davante Adams to the…

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Milwaukee Brewers Joey Wiemer

The Milwaukee Brewers will head into the 2023 season with two rookie position players on their Opening Day roster. One of them, Brice Turang, has not even made his Major League debut yet. The final roster spot came down to Mequon, Wisconsin native Owen Miller and the Brewers’ number three prospect Joey Wiemer. According to Adam McCalvy, Wiemer was just assigned to minor league camp, meaning that Miller has earned the team’s final roster spot. Why Did the Milwaukee Brewers Choose Miller Over Wiemer? There were many fans on social media that questioned the decision to send Wiemer back down…

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Allen Lazard and Aaron Rodgers

For anyone doubting that Aaron Rodgers will be traded to the New York Jets this offseason, today’s media session with Robert Saleh will be hard to hear. While the impending trade is still being worked on by both sides, the Jets’ head coach had plenty to say on the situation when asked by reporters at the annual owners’ meetings in Phoenix. One of the questions he was asked was about Zach Wilson, the young quarterback who the Jets still see as the future of their franchise. When asked about Wilson, Saleh said, “He’s our number two,” indicating that Wilson will…

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