The Balance of the 2015 Packers Offense
We’re getting deep enough into the season now that league-wide stats are starting to even out and they really have a fascinating tale to tell about the 2015 Packers offense.
Hot Read: Packers Will Face Fisher at Right Tackle
Kansas City head coach Andy Reid told reporters on Saturday that their first round draft pick from 2013, Eric Fisher, will start at right tackle against the Packers. The MAC Conference standout played at Central Michigan from 2009-2012 and was
AM Quickslant: 3 Reasons to be Excited for Training Camp
The Forth of July is behind us and that means that Training Camp 2015 is right around the corner. Of course, camp is important to the team and especially to young players trying to get jobs, but it is also
Packernation Poll: Head to Head
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
McCarthy Cancels Practice For…
Regardless of the fact that the collective bargaining agreement allows less than two weeks (13 days) worth of practice days, Packers head coach Mike McCarthy sees coherence and culture as more important than practice today. He has cancelled practice in
The Second-Year Player that I am MOST Excited About
There has been a lot of talk in Packernation about second year players. Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Davante Adams, and Richard Rodgers all made an impact last season and if they take a leap this year, could be special. Adams in
Pack Signs “The Big Kowalski”
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
A.M. Quickslant: New “Wrinkles” + Same Chemistry = Better Offense
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
Making the Special Teams Special: Part 1 Arrow Pointing UP
At the end of last season, there was a lot of talk of how the Packers special teams let us down. There was then a lot of action on the part of the Packers staff in letting Shawn Slocum go,
UnPACK the Play: Rodgers, Nelson, and Cobb…the Three-Headed Giant
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