No one would take on his contract even if our team did want to do that. They don't.

Shhh. You can't tell him that. He's on planet Nerdmann Prime right now. It won't make sense to him if you tell him that a Jordy who is good enough to trade, good enough for the other team to assume his contact is also good enough for the Packers to keep.
He doesn't want Jordy on the roster and you just have to let him have his delusions. He'll get over it after Nelson grabs his 15th TD.

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If they announced Jordy was on the market, there would be 31 calls.

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Nelson' age and past injuries do not count for him. However his precision routes , good hands, and quick intelligence weigh heavily in his favor. Also, the addition of a 2 TE offense can disrupt opposing defenses and create more open Receivers.

GB's Offense will be one of the Leagues must feared. The 64 million dollar question is how well will GB's Defense preform.

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What a misleading article, the title itself is misleading: "Three veterans who might not make the team", heck the guy not on their rookie deal is Guion... and there is almost no reasonable way that Richard Rodgers doesn't make the final roster unless they sign another veteran TE (say Gary Barnidge).


I'll give you four REAL veterans that might not make the team.

~ DT Letroy Guion
~ DT Ricky Jean Francois
Since switching to the 3-4, the Packers have normally keep 5 or 6 players along the DL. With Daniels, Clark, Lowry and Adams most likely locked into 4 of those spots. This leaves Guion, Jean-Francois, Ringo and Price are all fighting for one or two spots.

~ OG Jahri Evans
~ OG/C Don Barclay
When the Packers don’t draft two OL, they normally keep 8 or 9 along the OL. With Bakhtiari, Taylor, Linsley, Spriggs and Bulaga most likely locked into 5 of those spots. A back-up Center will most likely be kept as well between Barclay, Flores and rookie draft pick Amichia. Leaving 2 or 3 spots for Evans, Murphy, Patrick, the UDFAs, and the losers of the Center battle (which include Barclay and a draft pick). Also remember that the Packers tend to lean toward trying to keep their draft picks who show potential, so draft picks Murphy and Amichia might have a fighting chance if they can show potential and Patrick showed potential last year even with (I believe) a broken hand in a cast.

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GB's coaches may not have as much say as to who the GM drafts or invites to TC, but they do have more say about who makes the 53 man roster. We post our opinions here in this forum where there are no consequences , whereas the professionals decisions can result in getting fired from their job. Believe me , they take it seriously . [mm]

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