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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PFanCan" data-source="post: 423177" data-attributes="member: 1989">Regarding Jennings, I don't believe even he or the team will really know his readiness until he plays. From this <a href="http://www.channel3000.com/packers/30137805/detail.html" target="_blank">article</a>, Jennings says, "Right now, my knee is as stable as it's going to be ... It was just all mental, just making sure that I trust me knee, to know that it's not going to tear again. It's just mental, and just trusting it to take the load that I'm going to put on it." In my opinion, whether Jennings plays well or not is unlikely to greatly affect the game's outcome. Certainly, I hope he has a huge game! But, if he cannot go full speed, thankfully the Packers have a solid bench behind him. Jones and Cobb are still fantastic targets for Rodgers. Both are capable of having big games-- even the rookie. But, at least initially, the Giants are likely going to assume that Jennings is 100% and play him accordingly. If he isn't "good-to-go", by the time the G-men downgrade their coverage, McCarthy will have figured it out as well and Jennings will be seeing fewer snaps. In my opinion, the question is not whether or not the Packers receivers can burn the Giant defenders (they can, with or without Jennings). It's whether Rodgers can remain upright long enough to get the ball to them.</blockquote>

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