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Cobb ready for bigger role on offense

Green Bay Press-Gazette — Randall Cobb's ascent to the top of the Green Bay Packers' depth chart last season couldn't have come at a better time with Greg Jennings and Jordy Nelson each battling injury, and Donald Driver showing his age.

Green Bay Packers May 14, 2013

NFL Draft Results: Packers Pick WR Charles Johnson in Seventh Round

Acme Packing Company — The Packers were on the clock with the 216th pick of the 2013 NFL Draft, the 10th pick of the 7th round, Green Bay selected: Charles Johnson, wide receiver, Grand Valley State University Johnson looks to be a big outside target in the Packers' passing attack, as he is very much in the physical mold of Jordy Nelson at 6'2" and 215 pounds. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.38 seconds at his pro day and looks like a player who could potentially develop in to a deep threat on the outside. He also has excellent leaping ability, with nearly a 40-inch vertical. He also visited with the Packers in...

Green Bay Packers April 27, 2013

John Dorsey’s Fielding Any and ALL Offers for Branden Albert

Chief Concerns — Chief Concerns: Stephen Brown John Dorsey’s a smart man, Dorsey’s made great draft choices too… Aaron Rodgers, A.J. Hawk, Greg Jennings, B.J. Raji, Clay Matthews, Jordy Nelson, Jermichael Finley and Matt Flynn to name a few. Dorsey knows the plan, works the plan and won’t deviate from it. He sticks to the plan! Dorsey’s fielding ...

Kansas City Chiefs April 24, 2013

April 27, 2008: Packers hope for big lift from mid-range picks

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Packers general manager Ted Thompson felt certain there was enough talent in the 2008 NFL draft that he traded away the team's first pick and moved into the second round to select Kansas State wide receiver Jordy Nelson. It turned out to be a great move. Of course, tight end Jermichael Finley and guard Josh Sitton were pretty good choices as well.

Green Bay Packers April 22, 2013

April 26, 2008: Jordy Nelson's skills intriguing

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Green Bay - In a National Football League draft where can't-miss talent was scarce and the difference between first- and second-round talent blended into an undistinguishable mass, Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson decided to take his chances in the second round.

Green Bay Packers April 22, 2013

April 26, 2008: Ted Thompson was confident he'd get value

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Green Bay - If he had stuck at No. 30, Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson said he just as easily could have taken Kansas State receiver Jordy Nelson as he could have taken Louisville quarterback Brian Brohm.

Green Bay Packers April 22, 2013

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April 27, 2008: Packers trade first-round pick, select Jordy Nelson in second

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel — Packers GM Ted Thompson felt certain there was enough talent in the 2008 NFL draft that he traded away the team's first pick and moved into the second round to select Kansas State receiver Jordy Nelson. It turned out to be a great pick. Of course, tight end Jermichael Finley and guard Josh Sitton were pretty good choices as well.

Green Bay Packers April 22, 2013

Crown of helmet rule, tuck rule, Schwartz rule all pass

Jason Wilde Blog | ESPN Milwaukee —  Screen capture/NFL on FOX Mike McCarthy got away with throwing his challenge flag thanks to Jordy Nelson. PHOENIX – Before the traditional press conference to end the annual NFL Meetings, St. Louis Rams coach Jeff Fisher stood outside the Frank Lloyd Wright building on the Arizona Biltmore resort campus, talking on the phone. At the other end of the line was Eddie George, his former running back with the Tennessee Titans.George had heard about the new rule the NFL had just passed that bars ballcarriers from using the crown of their helmets to initiate “forcible contact” with defenders in the ...

Green Bay Packers March 20, 2013

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