Comments on: Greg Jennings’ “wind is horrible right now”

By: packfaninchitown

packfaninchitown — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 16:33:17 +0000

We’re winning without you for now Greg but need you back for the home stretch. We get Woodson, Jennings, Matthews and the others back in time for the playoffs and teams better watch out. Our defense is much better this season.

By: ernie ernie

ernie ernie — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 16:27:14 +0000

Does it really matter. This may be the worst conditioned team in football. I mean either they have a propensity to find and draft people who are injury prone: Neal, Daniels, Shields, Raji, Perry, Worthy, Starks, Green or their practice field is cement.
I mean this team had numerous injuries during the week, not even in game situations. What the heck is that.
Plus, people don’t seem to be able to get over an injury. Mathews has had a hamstring problem for two years now, and now its so bad he may not play for some time.
I Don’t get it. Maybe for some of these bubble players they are instructed by their agents, hey is you suck out there better come up with an injury reason. Mike Neal has missed all but three seasons. His on again off again health just makes him unrealible, unusable, but he is still on the team.

By: krashie21

krashie21 — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 16:03:43 +0000

If this headline had ran post-dinner hour, I’m sure most of us wouldn’t have thought it was about ENDURANCE.

And here I thought Jennings was talking about what typically happens AFTER a turkey dinner (wind, etc.)….

From up here in Canada…….HAPPY THANKSGIVING to Florio and crew and to all of the post-ers on this site!!!!!!

By: dabears2485

dabears2485 — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 15:57:51 +0000

This might not be the popular opinion, and coming from a Bears fan it sounds like wishful thinking. But I firmly believe that the Packers should trade Greg Jennings in the off-season, especially if he’s able to finish the year healthy.

This guy is an outstanding receiver, but he’s reaching his peak. Injuries are starting to become the norm, and his production has been replaced by a combination of James Jones and Randall Cobb.

Cobb is the future of the Packers’ receiving core. Jones and Nelson can handle the outside duties, and Cobb is the go-to target that Driver used to be.

Jennings can still play, which is exactly why they should trade him before his value goes down. I think a 2nd round pick for a team like the Rams, Seahawks, or Redskins to get a top-end receiver would be a steal.

This probably won’t happen, but it’s my thoughts as a NFL fan. Trade him while he’s still worth something, and let that young receiving corps continue to flourish with Rodgers.

By: sirsupersouthern

sirsupersouthern — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 15:55:40 +0000

My wind is horrible too, must’ve been the Indian food…

By: purplengold

purplengold — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 15:18:18 +0000

At first, I thought this was a digestive issue.

By: chris6523

chris6523 — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 15:04:27 +0000

It would be nice for the pack to have Greg back. It’s been close to a year in reality since they have had him in the lineup. There are some pass routes, like the quick slant, that he just runs better than any of their other receivers.