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March 11, 2008
Written by Joe Arrigo - PackerChatters Staff
I was told that Quinn Gray is the leading candidate to be Aaron Rodgers back up. He had a great visit (from what I was told) and the Packers seem to think a deal could get done by the end of the weekend. Gray leads the list, followed by Brunell, Rattay, Culpepper, and Harrington.
I got a message from a friend saying he heard Koren Robinson was NOT going to be a Packers next year. I talked to a few people and they said they haven't heard anything that pointed to a Robinson release.
Ted Thompson was at the University of Wisconsin's Pro Day yesterday. I heard that the Packers have requested coaches film on Jack Ikegwuonu, who still hasn't had his surgery on that knee he injured working out.
I heard that J.D. Booty, Josh Johnson, Erik Ainge, Andre Woodson and John Flacco are looked upon highly by the Packers scouts.
The Packers expect an answer by Brandon Chillar by the end of the week. He had a great visit, and the coaching staff hit it off with him (especially Moss). Chillar knows Nick Barnett fairly well (from their days in the PAC 10 and in Southern California) and Barnett is recruiting him hard.
The Packers are still working on a deal with Kris Wilson (the Chiefs TE). Both parties are high on each other from what I gathered now it is just making it happen. The perception is that the two sides should get a deal done soon.
The interest in Tab Perry is for his special teams play. He is a great special teams player and he would be one of the kick returners (along with Robinson/Tramon Williams) and also could battle for the punt return job (with Will Blackmon).
Speaking of Blackmon, the Packers (coaches and Ted Thompson) still are high on him as a player and think he can be a good one, IF he can stay injury free.
I heard the Packers are considering Rick DeMulling as a possible candidate to be a back up OG.
I heard that the Packers have expressed interest in DB Gary Baxter. He has been hurt the last couple years in Cleveland but can play bot CB and S spots.
Again I heard the Packers talking to Atlanta about DeAngelo Hall. With the extra cap space the Packers can afford to pay him, but the questions are how will the addition of Hall (and presumably his new deal) go over with Al Harris and Charles Woodson and how
would they use Hall (as a nickel back or starter)? Another thing to keep in mind is the relationship with Joe Whitt Jr. who was named defensive quality control coach and was Hall's position coach last year in Atlanta.
The Packers have no plans on bringing in Shawn Alexander if he is released by Seattle.
Also, the packers and Steelers are bidding for Tracy White's services and it looks like the Packers are offering slightly more money over 2 years.
March 11, 2008
Written by Joe Arrigo - PackerChatters Staff
I was told that Quinn Gray is the leading candidate to be Aaron Rodgers back up. He had a great visit (from what I was told) and the Packers seem to think a deal could get done by the end of the weekend. Gray leads the list, followed by Brunell, Rattay, Culpepper, and Harrington.
I got a message from a friend saying he heard Koren Robinson was NOT going to be a Packers next year. I talked to a few people and they said they haven't heard anything that pointed to a Robinson release.
Ted Thompson was at the University of Wisconsin's Pro Day yesterday. I heard that the Packers have requested coaches film on Jack Ikegwuonu, who still hasn't had his surgery on that knee he injured working out.
I heard that J.D. Booty, Josh Johnson, Erik Ainge, Andre Woodson and John Flacco are looked upon highly by the Packers scouts.
The Packers expect an answer by Brandon Chillar by the end of the week. He had a great visit, and the coaching staff hit it off with him (especially Moss). Chillar knows Nick Barnett fairly well (from their days in the PAC 10 and in Southern California) and Barnett is recruiting him hard.
The Packers are still working on a deal with Kris Wilson (the Chiefs TE). Both parties are high on each other from what I gathered now it is just making it happen. The perception is that the two sides should get a deal done soon.
The interest in Tab Perry is for his special teams play. He is a great special teams player and he would be one of the kick returners (along with Robinson/Tramon Williams) and also could battle for the punt return job (with Will Blackmon).
Speaking of Blackmon, the Packers (coaches and Ted Thompson) still are high on him as a player and think he can be a good one, IF he can stay injury free.
I heard the Packers are considering Rick DeMulling as a possible candidate to be a back up OG.
I heard that the Packers have expressed interest in DB Gary Baxter. He has been hurt the last couple years in Cleveland but can play bot CB and S spots.
Again I heard the Packers talking to Atlanta about DeAngelo Hall. With the extra cap space the Packers can afford to pay him, but the questions are how will the addition of Hall (and presumably his new deal) go over with Al Harris and Charles Woodson and how
would they use Hall (as a nickel back or starter)? Another thing to keep in mind is the relationship with Joe Whitt Jr. who was named defensive quality control coach and was Hall's position coach last year in Atlanta.
The Packers have no plans on bringing in Shawn Alexander if he is released by Seattle.
Also, the packers and Steelers are bidding for Tracy White's services and it looks like the Packers are offering slightly more money over 2 years.