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Wide receiver Jeff Janis practiced without a club for the first time since breaking his hand in mid-August.
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Someone has to go. They won't continue with 7 WRs when they have other needs as well. Because of his lack of play, I wouldn't doubt they cut Abbs. My reasons? Davis is a draft pick. They think every draft pick is on their way to the HOF. He's also our return man until Janis gets healthy. Montgomery stays for his smarts. His sideline play on the kickoff was just totally over the top awesome, from an understanding of the game point of view. The Packers staff always recognizes that kind of contribution.
We also have Guion and Goodson coming back off suspension. I believe they keep Guion, and dump Goodson, except they may have to keep Goodson because of the injury to Shields. If that's the case, we're now talking again about someone going, and the only person in the mix that we've been using, that's not getting passes thrown in his direction, is Abbs.
All this is conjecture, but let's face it. They have to make some decisions, and even the injury to Cook precludes a move in that area. The options are pretty narrow.
Because of his lack of play, I wouldn't doubt they cut Abbs.
jason is not the only one. it is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.Jason Wilde talked today about how he is legitimately confused that Abby, the guy Rodgers and McCarthy spoke so highly of during the pre-season and training camp, praising his route-running, football smarts, and hands, has played less than 10 snaps on offense this season.
Jason Wilde talked today about how he is legitimately confused that Abby, the guy Rodgers and McCarthy spoke so highly of during the pre-season and training camp, praising his route-running, football smarts, and hands, has played less than 10 snaps on offense this season.
He followed up by saying if Abby doesn't play much on Sunday, he plans on figuring out a way to ask the quarterback about it.
I'm still trying to figure out why we haven't found a hybrid safety/linebacker that would be one of our inside linebackers. I look around the league and see several of them, and several guys who could fit that mold. Guys fast enough to play safety, yet big enough, and strong enough, to be a linebacker. The kind of guy that would make our defense work, because he could handle coverage of the stray WR when needed, and be a big defender against TEs. It just doesn't seem to be on the Packers need list.