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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 668313">Janis has to prove he's capable of running the correct route on most plays in practice before his playing time significantly increases. Otherwise his lack of knowledge of the Packers playbook will result in an increased amount of turnovers, something Rodgers deeply despises.Of course the play at the end of the Cardinals game was a Hail Mary. Rodgers threw a pass up for grabs towards the end zone he wouldn't have attempted at any other point during a game because the Packers needed to score a touchdown with time running out. That is the definition of a Hail Mary.BTW I wonder how it's possible for Janis to be wide open while being covered by two defensive backs???I predicted weeks ago that Janis will catch 25 balls for 375 yards and four touchdowns. It seems like we have pretty similar expectations for him entering this season. When talking about his potential a lot of posters act like they want him to put up numbers like Nelson and Cobb in 2014.Janis being a key member of several special team units didn't prevent him from developing as a wide receiver as he for sure spent enough time at the position on the practice field as well as in positional meetings.He played a total of 40 out of 73 snaps on offense during the Cardinals game as well as another 11 out of 25 on special teams. That numbers are far off from playing all four downs.</blockquote>

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