In a best-case scenario, Finley finally joins the elite tight ends in the NFL, but in the worst-case scenario, Andrew Quarless fails to come back until 2013.
After suffering his second concussion of the 2011 season, the Packers are holding the defensive lineman out of Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
We run the gamut from a 1000 yard-receiving season for Jermichael Finley to a perhaps unexpected release for Andrew Quarless––and everything inbetween.
Second-year tight end Andrew Quarless hasn't practiced yet this year because he hasn't passed his physical. Packers bloggers weigh in on Quarless and other topics...
Jermichael Finley, a free agent in 2012, would be wise to receive an unspoken message: Stay healthy and be productive because there are other talented tight ends on this team.
Tramon Williams had a fantastic performance and James Jones fared poorly, but who else earned our weekly distinctions in the Packers' 9-0 victory over the Jets?
Could rookie tight end Andrew Quarless replace veteran Donald Lee on the Packers game day roster this evening for tonight's Monday Night Football game?
Jermichael Finley has one of the best statistical seasons for a tight end in the history of the NFL in our best-case scenario, while Donald Lee gets cut in our worst. Read on to find out what else could be in store for the tight ends.