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Likes new approach by MM and JJ, the approach of doing what they want to, regardless of what D throws at them (not letting the opposing D dictate their game)
Referes to this group of WR's as "fastest group by far", and says he really sees the talent.
He likes the new approach of the new O, establishing the run, saying it will really open up the passing and keep the defense honest and reduce the blitzing.
Doesn't regret anything he said about Javon, and he thinks the world of him still, hopes he does well in Dener.
AJ HAWK: He is fast, seems like a Packer type of guy, and runs around alot out there to where the action is.
If he retired, he would have questioned himself about retiring once the season started, and doesn't want the retirement talk to be a distraction anymore, and won't comment on it.
On last season: he made some bad calls, but there was always someone new in the huddle, and he had to take chances since they were behind. He doesn't care about the numbers, he tried to lead the team to a win. Was mentally ready to play last year. Doesn't regret the way he played, or approached the game.
Will to win, desire and commitment is the reason he is still here today. Wants to win, and will do what it takes to win again.
Family issues, health, injury are all a factor in how long he will play. He doesn't want to go out with an injury, but is still willing to take the risk. He doesn't care if people say he played too long, or went out when he still had a few good years left. All he cares about is he wants to be back, and the Packers want him back.
Wants to stay a Packer, says "there is no replacement for Lambeau".
Does he want the ball with the game in the balance? "I'm still here". When he spoke to Mort, he wasn't here, but he came back because he still wants the ball, still wants to win. Says he knows that didn't happen last year, but he is back and wouldn't have come back if he didn't want the ball.
Referes to this group of WR's as "fastest group by far", and says he really sees the talent.
He likes the new approach of the new O, establishing the run, saying it will really open up the passing and keep the defense honest and reduce the blitzing.
Doesn't regret anything he said about Javon, and he thinks the world of him still, hopes he does well in Dener.
AJ HAWK: He is fast, seems like a Packer type of guy, and runs around alot out there to where the action is.
If he retired, he would have questioned himself about retiring once the season started, and doesn't want the retirement talk to be a distraction anymore, and won't comment on it.
On last season: he made some bad calls, but there was always someone new in the huddle, and he had to take chances since they were behind. He doesn't care about the numbers, he tried to lead the team to a win. Was mentally ready to play last year. Doesn't regret the way he played, or approached the game.
Will to win, desire and commitment is the reason he is still here today. Wants to win, and will do what it takes to win again.
Family issues, health, injury are all a factor in how long he will play. He doesn't want to go out with an injury, but is still willing to take the risk. He doesn't care if people say he played too long, or went out when he still had a few good years left. All he cares about is he wants to be back, and the Packers want him back.
Wants to stay a Packer, says "there is no replacement for Lambeau".
Does he want the ball with the game in the balance? "I'm still here". When he spoke to Mort, he wasn't here, but he came back because he still wants the ball, still wants to win. Says he knows that didn't happen last year, but he is back and wouldn't have come back if he didn't want the ball.
