A lot of people are talking about how the Packers offense won’t change at all because all the starters are returning. But there was on big change. Communication and the execution of the gameplan are paramount in NFL football games.
The Packers will have decisions to make about the receiver corps at the end of August. All of Packernation will be waiting with bated breath to see who makes the roster and who heads to the practice squad or packs
There has been a lot of talk about how the Packers offense could be “special” this year, but what does that mean? In this series we will look at key statistics from last season to determine what positions, units, and
There has been a lot of talk about how the Packers offense could be “special” this year, but what does that mean? In this series we will look at key statistics from last season to determine what positions, units, and
Packers mini-camp begins today and with all the installations in the team can begin the process of fine-tuning their roster and developing the 2015 team. So what is the difference between OTA’s and mini-camp? One word…MANDATORY. But that is about
The Packers have been a leading team in successfully developing un-drafted free agents for a long time. Yesterday the Pack announced that they had signed Villanova tackle Vince Kowalski. At 6’4″ and 305 pounds, Kowalski has the frame to add
We’ve been asking Packernation about NFC North division rivals this week. One of the most important reasons that teams try to institute new “wrinkles” into their offense is to try to throw their division rivals off the scent. There is
The Green Bay Packers were an offensive juggernaught last season. Averaging 386.1 yards per game and 30.4 points per game, the Packers gave defensive coordinators fits last season. What a surprise that much of the talk coming out of OTA’s
Here is one reason I laughed at “Best wide receiver tandem” talk last season which had Marshall and Jeffrey and *scoff* Jay Cutler as the “best in the business”. How about we just let Aaron Rodgers, Jordy Nelson, and Randall Cobb
Matt Rotheram: Guard – Pittsburg. Matt stands 6’5″ weighs in at 325 lbs. and started all 13 games at right guard. A four-year fixture on the Panthers’ offensive front, he finished with 40 career starts and was selected second team