UDFA First Take: Javess Blue, WR – Kentucky
Javess Blue, the wide receiver out of Kentucky comes in at 6′ and 188 lbs., posted a 4.56-40 yard dash, has a 33″ vertical, 10’1″ broad jump, but only had 29 catches for 525 yds and 5 TD’s. While he
A look at Kennard Backman
The Packers drafted Kennard Backman, 6’3″ 245 lb TE out of UAB with their last 6th round pick 213th overall. A four-year starter, Backman played in 48 games and made 37 starts at tight end in his career finishing with 96
AM Quickslant: Think Out of the Box With Brett Hundley
Yesterday, the Packers signed QB Brett Hundley. Most of the Packers blogosphere, fans, and the national news media expect this to be the last we hear of the kid (as far as regular season gameplay) until he is traded or
CLICK to PICK – You Grade The Selection: Ty Montgomery
Ty Montgomery was my favorite pick of this year’s draft. In the third round at number 94 the Packers have what I view as the answer to endangering veterans on kick returns. While he still has a LOT to prove
Skip Bayless Left Speechless by Stephen A. Smith
Stephen A. Smith beats down Aaron Rodgers hater Skip Bayless in announcement that Aaron would be on celebrity Jeopardy. Sneak peak at Rodgers’ appearance at the end from Packers.com. The first minute or so, you will want to throw something
CLICK to PICK: You Grade the Selection – Damarious Randall
At pick number 30 in this year’s draft, the Packers picked a safety that they believe can be a pro cornerback in Damarious Randall. With an interception returned for touchdown in each of his last two seasons, the 5’11” 196
Packers Add Undrafted Free Agents
The end of the draft signals the beginning of the undrafted free-agent signing frenzy. The Packers added sixteen to the roster. After a defense heavy draft, the undrafted rookies are almost all offensive players. The additions include another handful of
What TE Would You Take: Assuming Maxx Williams is off the Board
One position that the Packers like to stack more than many other teams is tight end. While Andrew Quarless had a good year and last year’s drafting of Richard Rodgers seem to have the Packers in a reasonable position at
Blast from the Past: Aaron Rodgers Drafted
This video speaks for itself. The drafting of Aaron Rodgers is one of those moments in time that can only be described as watershed moments…Check it out, and if you like it, give Basaraski Productions a sub:
CLICK to PICK: Who Will Drop?
The draft is just days away and there is always a player who drops significantly further than expected. Could the Packers be the beneficiary of such a surprise this year? The fall of Aaron Rodgers was one of the greatest