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Sherman > Revis

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Casey Hayward!!!!!!

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They are only doing this because of May Sweeps

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jasonjwilde: Two most interesting items from McCarthy: Defensive coaches' read-option visit to Texas A&M; team is studying why it had so many injuries.

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acmepackingco: RT @Aaron_Nagler Lacy says he'd love to play in Green Bay because with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback the defense would never key on him.

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RT @Edwerderespn: Fisher says Rob Ryan told him he was leaving to work for Sean Payton by walking in office, dropping keys on his desk

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Originally Posted by WhatJulianSaid

LOL I don't think the Packers would waste a first rounder on him but I could be wrong, I personally wouldn't.

odds are he's a second or third rounder anyways

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Originally Posted by startBBtoday

Nah, he'll likely be a first rounder. Possibly second rounder, but that would mean no running backs are going first round, which has literally never happened in the entire history of the draft.

interesting.

I'd rather the Packers pick Monte Ball anyways

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Originally Posted by blimpcityhero11

@ProFootballTalk
Report: Packers consider tagging Greg Jennings

lol why?

Ughhh - use that money to extend Matthews

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it only makes sense for the Packers to tag Jennings if they can work out a trade with a team.

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Jenkins come back home to GB!

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"Despite impending free agent wide receiver Greg Jennings' history with Miami Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin, reports out of Miami have consistently suggested the team is more likely to pursue Mike Wallace next month.

It's reminiscent of the dot-connecting that promoted Matt Flynn as the next Dolphins quarterback because he experienced success in two spot starts with Philbin running the Green Bay Packers' offense. As it turns out, Miami's brass was only willing to offer Flynn half of the value of the contract he ended up drawing from the Seattle Seahawks. The Dolphins simply weren't convinced Flynn was a franchise quarterback.

It seems Philbin also is less than convinced that Jennings is a bonafide No. 1 receiver. The well-connected Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Bob McGinn has been told that Philbin "isn't a huge fan" of Jennings as a player.

Although a source also tells McGinn there is a "50-50" chance Jennings will be hit with the $10.36 million franchise tag, one ex-Packers executive isn't buy it.

Jennings is believed to be seeking an unrealistic $13 to $14 million annually. Without the Dolphins in the mix to drive up the bidding, he might have to settle for $7 to $9 million per season."

well I guess we can count the Dolphins out.

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I just hope Te'o doesn't end up on Packers.

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pretty sure the Packers are gonna tag Jennings and probably trade him.

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Steven Jackson to Green Bay please