Great work, Rex.

I like the way the QBs are slinging it. Exciting.

That said, these plays prove what any NFL QB can do with blocking and NFL receivers "catching" the balls.

I’m having deja vu back to last preseason when I was reading in CHTV and other fan sites that the passing attack was going to be waaaaaay better without Davante Adams.

How did that work out?

Much to be excited and nervous about!
A very refreshing group of young and talented players. Exuberant even.
They play with a real joy for the game, no fear.
GPG!

It should not be forgotten that our RBs are part of our receiving corps as well. They only add to the threats and matchup problems which our WRS and TEs will cause opposing defenses.

I think that early in the season the Packers passing game will take the league by surprise. The real test for our receivers will begin once the league has gathered film on our receivers after the first 4-5 games of the season.

Bottom line, so far so good for our young receivers. They will have their ups and downs during this season but they should improve as the season goes on. Looking forward to how they evolve and how they look towards the end of this season. Thanks, Since '61

Preseason is showing that they have potential and that the Eagles game last year was not a fluke. But I would temper expectations for early in the regular season as teams are resting a lot of starters or playing them for one series during preseason.

Let's Compare- LOL
2019 roster besides Adams and MVS.
1.Darious Shepard
2. Trevor davis
3. Geronimo Allison
4. Jake Kumerow
5. Allan Lazard
TEs
Jace Sterberger
Jimmy Graham
BobTonyan
Mercedes Lewis

There was a lot of opinion before the preseason that the Packers would have to rely heavily on the running game and our defense to win football games. I know it's preseason and we're trying to get our rookies as much work as possible, but it looks like we might be mostly capable of going full speed ahead in the early part of the season. Three yards and a cloud of dust was never going to get it done, anyway... Very impressive so far, especially the pass to Reed and the connections over the past two games with Doubs.

This is the epitome of judging a book by its cover. In this case, the book is being rated a must-see with a lot of will happen. Let's read the first 8 chapters of this 17-chapter book first, and perhaps the cover won't make the story as great as one believes without reading it.

The first chapter speaks to this.

Vanilla Defenses are still vanilla Defenses in the preseason. Yes, the young guys have been good and offer a right to be excited, but they still need to show up against first team Defenses for entire games.

I never read the prologue of books, because it can ruin the story by saying too much one way or another. I always find tit better to read the book, figure out what happens in it, and then read the prologue because sometimes the prologue is better than the book. Hype wise anyway.

I hope the overexcited crowd won't have to conjure up excuses when preseason expectations aren't met. One chapter at a time. Let's not jump ahead looking for the good parts, as you never get the whole story that way. Like highlight reels.

All gas and no f****** brakes. T-minus 3 weeks until the reign of terror begins. The NFL aint ready.

Allow me to channel my inner Tom Clements and say that the wow pass to Jaylen Reed was more of a wow catch. That ball was a foot or two too high.

As I mentioned the other day, in my amateur opinion, Love has looked good out there. That said, he has been a bit high on several passes. It'll help us, I believe, to keep in mind that he's a work in progress.

I’ve been saying for several months that our offense will be better.

Nice job Rex!

No surprise here whatsoever! I have been saying forever (pre-draft 2020), and ever since here on CCTV Jordan Love was/is the real deal. Last year, the Packers hit gold with Watson, Doubs, and quite possibly Toure. This year, the Packers did even better with the drafting of WR's, and TE's. I beated the drums non-stop pre-draft about Musgrave, or Kincaid, and what it would do for the Packers passing game, as Love would actually utilize the middle of the field. The passing game (including RB's) is absolutely stacked with talent. With a solid offensive line as I have maintained since last season the passing game will exceed last year's. Can't end without stating....amazing the difference when QB1 comes to all organized Packer activities, willing to connect with receivers on and off field, as well as have offseason practices.

If the D doesn't stop the run, it will be a long year...even if Love and Company are scoring in the other end zone.

Last year Barry Ball was designed to play with a lead, not hold serve, let alone dominate and win games. I hope the DC plays finally plays a defense that attacks his opponents with his players' strengths. We will see.

Ahhh…can’t wait to see what these forums sound like by Week 8 or 9. Will it be…”see, I told you that our front office are a bunch of morons and we suck!!” or “see, I told you that we had the right pieces in place and GPG!!”

Friends,

It's only preseason. We'll have a better idea after the Bears game.

P.S. The Bears will be better this year. They will be last year's Lions.

I’ve been saying every year at the end of preseason that I expect a Super Bowl Trophy and no less. I feel confident that we can win any game, against any opponent. I’m the best, most confident fan.