By: Michael Tellier
After losing offensive veterans Donald Driver and Greg
Jennings, the Packers may take a step back offensively in the upcoming season.
Despite the fact that Driver and Jennings only accounted for
11.9% of Packers QB Aaron Rodgers completions in 2012, I still think that both
players are extremely good under pressure, and they had both formed a solid
relationship with their QB.
I’m not saying that the cheese heads won’t win the division
without these two players; in fact I still think that they probably will. They still have Jordy Nelson and Jermichael
Finley, who have both proven to be valuable assets on offense. I just think that if they get in to the playoffs,
they will need someone like a Jennings or Driver to help them advance.
Rodgers in my opinion is easily one of the top five QB’s in
the NFL, and that’s why I still think Green Bay will be ok. And who knows, long term this might be good
for them since both players are no longer in their prime anyways.
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