GREEN BAY, Wis. – How would the Green Bay Packers replace the unstoppable force that is Davante Adams?

That was the question from the moment they traded him to the Las Vegas Raiders on March 17. On Dec. 19, the answer was delivered in a frosty victory over the Los Angeles Rams.

Rookie Romeo Doubs, back after missing four games with an ankle injury, caught all five targets for 55 yards.

Rookie Christian Watson’s four-game touchdown streak was snapped and he didn’t have any big-play catches, but he caught four passes for 46 yards, drew two penalties and delivered a key block on Aaron Jones’ touchdown.

Veteran Randall Cobb caught three passes for 32 yards. All three receptions came on Green Bay’s first touchdown drive, including two that moved the chains on third down.

Veteran Allen Lazard caught one pass for 7 yards.

The Packers won a lot of games with Adams – including 13 each of the previous three seasons. Now at full strength and with some seasoning, this group is good enough to win games with, too.

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Imo, we shouldn't be consumed in any way what Davante Adams does with the rest of his career. Personally, I'm thankful for what he brought to the Packers while he was here. I think we had a fantastic draft to address the position. I like all 3 of those guys.

Originally Posted by: dfosterf 

I'm thinking it's unlikely Packers would have Christian Watson if they still had Davante Adams. Duh.

ESPN hasn't said much since Week One. 

Rookie WR's
70 Receptions
898 Yards
11 Receiving TD's

Davante Adams
86 Receptions
1,275 Yards
12 Receiving TD's

And I think Raiders are underusing Adams!!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool