What are these chances you keep referring to? He was targeted 12 times all season and then 11 at Arizona. He was thrown to in Arizona and got real opportunity because as Steve said...they were forced. It shown light on their idiocy for not playing him.

Davante Adams was one of the worst starting WR's I've ever seen for any team. That is not hyperbole. He was flat out dreadful. To play that scrub over a guy who could really change a game like he did vs SD and at Minnesota (two wins, BTW).

Please stop making things up, Nerd. It isn't too much to ask. At the very least, if you're going to post things that aren't true post validation for why you're posting them. I want to know what opportunities you're referring to, again? 12 targets all season. Davante had 21 in one game. Davante produced no more yards on 21 targets than Janis did on his 4 vs. SD. San Diego was Week 6. Why did Davante continue getting targeted and not Janis? It's indefensible when looking at their production. Janis should've been on that field ALL season. We lived and died with Damarious...he killed us with his mistake at the end... Janis would've been so much more ready to help us in the stretch if he'd gotten more than 12 freaking targets all season. It was proven when he actually did get a chance (Arizona) he produced. He got little other chances all season. 2 catches for 79 at SD and then bench again. Foolishness.

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa 

WR don't typically get targeted when they are not in the right spot or open. Janis had over 3 times the offensive snaps played than abberderis and yet had fewer targets.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

Somebody better tell Aaron he's as good as Julio Jones!

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Next argument is Mike McCarthy non-willingness to adjust and simply the offense to allow Janis to be a useful contributor. All I see is people wanting to bash Janis because he wasn't smart enough to learn the Green Bay system and gain Aaron's trust.

Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla 

Next argument is Mike McCarthy non-willingness to adjust and simply the offense to allow Janis to be a useful contributor. All I see is people wanting to bash Janis because he wasn't smart enough to learn the Green Bay system and gain Aaron's trust. Nothing is mentioned about the absolute idiocy and stuborness of Mike McCarthy to not simplify some plays to allow a guy with tremendous athletic talent to not get in on offense when it was pretty apparent that the lack of athletic talent was hurting the team.

Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla 

Argue all you'd like against what you saw vs. Arizona. It's kinda cute that you really want a Packers player to fail because you believe someone else told you he was good.

What I've consistently said about Janis is he has unique gifts that none of our other WR's have. That is a fact. I have never said he was as good as Sanjay Beach much less Rice or Jones. I've never cited Rice, ever...that is a total Nerd deflective reflex. I have said he had measurables comparable to Julio Jones and that is a fact. Guys like him are rare like Julio. TRUTH. Don't have to like it. Doesn't have to make you happy but it's still the truth.

Janis finally got his targets. Why? Are you saying to me he figured it all out on the fly at Arizona? LMAO. He would've sat the pine if not out of necessity meaning that Mike McCarthy felt he didn't get it. You don't get it. Janis wasn't wanted out on the field...he was forced out there and when he finally got his opportunity through being forced he delivered quite nicely in a way that Darling Davante didn't all season.

Honestly, answer the question... Did Janis get his opportunities vs. Arizona because he magically got it some time during the game?

Originally Posted by: uffda udfa