The NFL 2020 Schedule is hot off the presses, and the hot takes are ready to roll. The Green Bay Packers come into this season after a draft which has seemed to put a cloud over the team going into the season. To quiet the noise from the outside the Packers need to have a strong start to the season. So let’s break it down. Week One: @ Minnesota Viking Green Bay swept Minnesota in their meetings last year and finished with a very convincing win in Minnesota in Week 16. However, this Vikings team will look a little different…
Author: Robbie Percente
When the Packers drafted AJ Dillon in the second round of this year’s NFL Draft, a lot of people assumed this would mean the Packers would let Aaron Jones walk next year. But what does this pick mean for Jamaal Williams? Like Aaron Jones, Jamaal Williams is slated to hit free agency after this upcoming season. Last season, Williams showed how effective he was in a change-of-pace role as the backup to Aaron Jones. However, as the season progressed, Williams’ snap share started dwindling as Aaron Jones started taking over games week after week. Scouting Report Scouts say Dillon’s pass…
A lot has happen since the Green Bay Packers moved on from Mike McCarthy two seasons ago. Matt LaFleur came into his first season as head coach and led the Packers to a 13-3 regular season and an appearance to the NFC Championship game. While this past offseason Mike McCarthy was named the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. This offseason also saw the Green Bay Packers select presumptively their next quarterback of the future in Jordan Love in the NFL Draft. A move many took as a sign that the Green Bay Packers will be ready to move…
After the recent additions of linebacker Christian Kirksey, and offensive tackle Rick Wagner. The Packers are left with a little over $15 million dollars of cap space. These moves help take care of needs at offensive line and the middle of the defense. Lets take a look at other positions and free agents the Packers can improve their team with. Wide Receiver: Robby Anderson Ever since the days of Jordy Nelson, the Packers have missed having a true deep threat that can burn defenses with speed. The solution to that problem is Robby Anderson. The speedster complied 3,059 receiving yards…
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. The Green Bay Packers are expected to move on from Jimmy Graham this offseason. The move would free up 8 million dollars in cap space which is much needed with the pending free agency of Bryan Bulaga, Tramon Williams, and Blake Martinez. In Graham’s two seasons with the Green and Gold he complied 93 receptions, 1,083 receiving yards, and 5 Touchdowns. He clearly didn’t have the impact many thought he would have considering the caliber of player he once was with the New Orleans Saints and then the Seattle Seahawks. The move makes perfect…
