All Entries Tagged With: "Wide recievers"

Aaron Rodgers isn't the only one making Jarrett Boykin and Myles White look like solid NFL wide receivers.

A day after the Packers placed Randall Cobb on injured reserve, we talk to Nathan Jahnke of ProFootballFocus.com to discuss the impact.

In our best-case scenarios, Randall Cobb finishes with over 100 receptions, Jordy Nelson makes the Pro Bowl and James Jones leads the league in touchdown catches.

Donald Driver says the Packers wide receivers will be in good shape with Jordy Nelson, James Jones and Randall Cobb still in Green Bay.

With a good game or two, Jennings could set franchise records for the most catches and receiving yards in Packers postseason history.

Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb and Jarrett Boykin all missed practice on Wednesday. That and more in today's Daily Links...

Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb are coming off injuries, while another injury to Jarrett Boykin may have opened a door for Donald Driver.

The future of Greg Jennings with Packers is uncertain, but the Packers should not trade him.

WR Jarrett Boykin won himself a spot on the Green Bay Packers 53-man roster. We look at the preseason film to see how he did it.

In the best-case scenario, Greg Jennings has a career year in a contract season, but on the flip side of the coin, Donald Driver does little other than have a farewell tour around the NFL.

From a discussion on Aaron Rodgers' contract status to Greg Jennings and the wide receivers, we cover it all on Railbird Central.

The guaranteed money owed to receiver Donald Driver appears to have locked in the veteran to a roster spot for 2012.

Randall Cobb doesn't view himself as having to live up to the legacy of Donald Driver as a slot wide receiver.

According to Lance Allan, the Packers and receiver Donald Driver have agreed to a new deal.

Green Bay Packers receiver Greg Jennings came in at No. 56 overall on the NFL Network's ranking of the Top 100 Players of 2012, joining Jordy...

Head coach Mike McCarthy recently said that he wants to use Jordy Nelson in the slot more often in 2012.

The veteran wide receiver will always be an all-time Packers great. But its time for the team to move on.

The statistics show the Packers have the most prolific group of wide receivers in the NFL.

The veteran receiver gives McCarthy and Rodgers a security blanket while they adjust to the loss of Greg Jennings for the regular season.

Aaron Rodgers and his receivers must be sure they are seeing the same things when they look at the Saints defense.

Bill Barnwell has broken down how much each team spent at each position group in '09. The Packers lead in one area and are dead last in another. Not surprisingly, it is reflected on the field.

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