Wait for mandatory mini-camp at least. The last rumor was that he would be attending that. However, he is unlikely likely to suffer much from missing these walk throughs in football terms. The Packers are also avoiding the risk of a football injury (real or claimed) cropping up to complicate matters. June 1 doesn’t mean anything really, as teams can designate post June 1 at any time in the off season.

Jenkins is more interesting because of the positional change. Not only does he need snaps there this summer C (although at OTAs it probably doesn’t hurt him too much) but others are getting more experience and exposure the longer he is away, strengthening any competition.

One thing I would like to have heard is, if Monk and Rhyan shared C duties with the ones and played at G otherwise, who was at C with second and third strings?

Last I heard is the Packers offered him a restructure.

I'd like to know what is happening but I am happy that nothing has been made public.

"Fans taking out their frustration,
usually end up hurting Cohesion."

Shoveling the manure on heavy today Stocky.

A buddy of mine was telling me about his sister in law complaining about her 3 kids’ teachers. So he said to her, “You’ve got 3 kids, ages 12, 9, and 7. Combined that makes a total of 14 teachers (give or take) that they’ve had. You’re telling me out of those 14, not ONE was good enough for any of your kids? Ever think maybe YOU’RE the problem?’

So now she doesn’t talk to him anymore, and he couldn’t be happier.

Same deal here. When the “problem” follows you everywhere, maybe it’s because the problem is YOU.

Case in point being Cox our edge rusher/DE. He was a UDFA that the packers brought in and if he did not get along and play nice with others he was to get the boot! So far so good.

Yep, Alexander is now open to a renegotiation for his contract to pay him his beloved $millions, maybe even a bit more (so he can "win" something) on an incentivized deal. He gets paid when he plays.

He is motivated by his paychecks...but even more so by the status of being recognized as one of the highest paid CBs on planet Earth. Ja discovered during the offseason teams will not pay top dollar for malcontent, part-time players. All his gold is in Green Bay and he wants it. His "top paid CB" status was in jeopardy and he seems to covet that.

He even said if the renegotiated deal is not agreed to by June mandatory OTAs he is still going to show up.

Attitude affects behavior. Coaches can manage behavior (external), but not attitude (internal)...that up to the individual. Alexander has "adjusted" his attitude and his behavior is now more reasonable.

Hey...do you remember that Adams specifically said he wanted to play for the Raiduhs?

Luster? Check out his performances in our playoff losses.

Green Bay has “lost its luster?” They didn’t even make the playoffs Rodgers last year but made it both of Love’s first two seasons. Their defense improved; they have a truly productive TE for the first time in a long time. And they were a top team in many offensive and defensive categories. Love played hurt and that affected the entire offense.

There wasn’t much luster left before this mini rebuild.

He had a good defense in 2014 & 2021. He didn’t get his job done on offense.

One of the all time overrated, always ready with an excuse , always ready to throw others under the bus. To hell with that guy.

Unless he agrees to a contract that is truly friendly to GB leaving them with a clean slate in 2026, I totally agree with you. I don't like spending tons of money on something I can only use 40-50 percent of the time.

Is this credible?

"Reporter Matt Schneidman says that Alexander “wants to remain in Green Bay,” the first clear reporting about what the cornerback’s preferred outcome would be.

Additionally, Schneidman’s sources say that Alexander plans to attend the Packers’ mandatory minicamp in June, even if he does not have a new contract settled."

Also reported is the Packers have offered him a revised K and it is revealing Alexander and his agent are negotiating.

Sadly, his major motivation is money and the status of being "one of the top paid NFL CBs". He now knows exiting the Packers jeopardizes this.

If he continues to get handsomely paid...only when he plays...and is not a locker room problem...it can be a win win. The odds now favor him playing for the Packers this season. We will see.

He's also still playing at a high level. Adams should be nowhere on this list.

I never thought Adams was a malcontent. He made a career decision. He knew that most of Rodgers good football was behind him, and that if he wanted to be in the HOF, he needed a reliable guy to throw it to him. His old buddy, Carr. His hometown team, the Raiduhs. Why not?

It hasn't worked out for him as well as he would have liked, but he can still add to his HOF resume in the right situation.

Martellus Bennett.....this guy is not a good guy. He'd had run-ins with law enforcement and had worn out his welcome with 6 teams before we got him, and then as soon as Rodgers got hurt, he quit on the team. He was a malcontent before he got here, while he was here, and after he left. He's a malcontent human.

I do not believe Jenks is a "malcontent". With his move to center, he wants his current deal modified to increase his odds of being in Green Bay past the 2025 season. If you don't ask, you don't get. The fact he and the Packers are talking about this shows mutual respect. Jenkins wants to be a Packer.

The Packers never made him an offer. He left in free agency. We moved on too early. No malcontentedness on his part.

The day after Sitton was cut, I was leaving Church and our Priest, who was a Bear fan saw me and gave me a big grin and said "did you hear the Bears just signed Sitton? Why did you guys cut him? But thank you!"

Father Tony enjoyed providing me frequent "Sitton Updates" that season. He enjoyed it too much.

I will not understand that cut. I know Sitton, a team leader, was getting too vocal in the locker room and it rubbed TT the wrong way and he acted too impulsively in my opinion.

Yes, Adams has made boatloads of money, played with the QBs of his choosing (Carr and Rodgers), and has continued to play at a very high level. He hasn't been on any good teams, but that was not his main priority. And now he gets to return to his home state AND play for a really good team. He has done quite well for himself.

Rodgers was very pleased when they signed Malcontent Marty. I wonder how much influence Rodgers had getting him to Green Bay. He loves playing General Manager. Did a great job with that impersonation with the Jets.

I like this thought.