Packers 2025-26 Season Thread

GBP4EVER said:
I can see not knowing were maybe GB is in WI but come on GB is always in prime time and so you know it's in WI. If you can't pick WI out on a map you had teachers that failed you and you also did not care to get an education.
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The teachers taught this. He was probably talking in the back cause.. football…
 
About the knowing where GB is, maybe with all of the money involved now-a-days, some players are not real football fans (you don't need to be paying attention in class to know about the Green Bay Packers, if you are a football fan). confused.gif
 
Packers Sign Receiver Will Shepard
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Sheppard, who transferred to Colorado ahead of the 2024 season, made an immediate impact under Colorado coach Deion Sanders. The 6-foot-3 wideout brought physicality, veteran poise, and high-level experience from his SEC days at Vanderbilt.

With Colorado’s offense struggling to produce a run game, Sheppard remained a steady option for the Browns' new rookie quarterback, Shedeur Sanders.

Sheppard finished the 2024 campaign with 48 receptions, 621 receiving yards, and six touchdowns. Numbers that didn’t pop off the page but reflected his reliability among an expansive receiver room crowded with talent.
 
Mark87 said:
Sheppard, who transferred to Colorado ahead of the 2024 season, made an immediate impact under Colorado coach Deion Sanders. The 6-foot-3 wideout brought physicality, veteran poise, and high-level experience from his SEC days at Vanderbilt.

With Colorado’s offense struggling to produce a run game, Sheppard remained a steady option for the Browns' new rookie quarterback, Shedeur Sanders.

Sheppard finished the 2024 campaign with 48 receptions, 621 receiving yards, and six touchdowns. Numbers that didn’t pop off the page but reflected his reliability among an expansive receiver room crowded with talent.
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“Sheppard has good size and average speed,” NFL Media’s Lance Zierlein wrote of Sheppard, prior to the NFL Draft. “However, he will run routes below his optimal play speed and leaves too many routes unfinished. His ball skills are much better down the field than underneath and he toggles between a spectacular catch and a frustrating lack of catch finishing. He sees a high number of routes contested but lacks the feistiness to win those battles at a high enough rate.”
 
realitybytes said:
“Sheppard has good size and average speed,” NFL Media’s Lance Zierlein wrote of Sheppard, prior to the NFL Draft. “However, he will run routes below his optimal play speed and leaves too many routes unfinished. His ball skills are much better down the field than underneath and he toggles between a spectacular catch and a frustrating lack of catch finishing. He sees a high number of routes contested but lacks the feistiness to win those battles at a high enough rate.”
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This kid will have to run good routes to get on the team or at least the practice squad; especially, with average speed. Maybe he can turn into a big target for a possession receiver. Here's hoping....
 
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