Hamstring...to moze da sevuklja nedeljama....

Vozimo no-huddle...

Promaja kod odbrane na pas igru kroz sredinu..

Bila je divota gledati juce eksploziju po tw kada su videli da 12 nije na treningu...

Lacy bio dobar.Jolly pokazao znake da nije izgoreo.Ali meni korneri teraju strah u kosti.Bojim se opet da cemo da budemo masina za dozvoljavanje big-play-eva.Bahtiari je popio prvu dobrodoslicu u NFL sto ne bi bilo strasno, cak i potrebno, da nam on nije jedino resenje na tom mestu.Finley bio dobar ali cekam ga u regularnoj sezoni, kod njega je problem da mu treba utuviti da sva dobra hvatanja manje vaze ako ne odradi i druge zadatke...

Fljamurtari nije bio los mada je tesko suditi...Malo je nervozan....Cini mi se da dobro kapira sa Sitton-om kad treba trcanje da se odradi...Sekondari krs samo takav...O napadu necu ni da pricam krompir govori sve...

In a stunning development after the conclusion of this morning’s training camp practice, Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy announced that wide receiver Jordy Nelson is out for the remainder of training camp and the preseason after a procedure was done on his knee.

According to ESPN.com, the procedure was to correct a nerve issue with his knee that flared up during training camp.  The ESPN report says that Nelson could have made it through the season with pain and by taking medication, but he opted for the surgery that would correct the problem.

McCarthy said he was “hopeful” Nelson would be ready for the regular season opener against the San Francisco 49ers but that is not  certain at this pont.  With Randall Cobb leaving today’s practice with what McCarthy called a bicep injury, the Green Bay wide receiver corps is suddenly getting thin.  Cobb’s injury does not seem severe, but the loss of Nelson leaves James Jones as the only receiver from the team’s top three to remain healthy.

This is good news for Jarrett Boykin as well as Charles Johnson and Kevin Dorsey to make noise on the practice field.  Johnson and Dorsey have missed practice with injuries but with Nelson confirmed out, this may still give them one last shot at making an impression.  Don’t rule out Myles White either.

After emerging from the first week of camp relatively healthy, the injury bug struck the Packers hard this week with the news about Nelson as well as the reported ACL tear suffered by left tackle Bryan Bulaga.  For a team that was decimated by injuries last season, Green Bay can’t be too thrilled with the injury news coming out of training camp this week.

This will be the second straight year Bulaga has sustained a season-ending injury. Last year he missed the final seven regular-season games and two playoffs because of a broken bone in his hip.

That leaves the Packers with two primary alternatives to replace him at the crucial left tackle position for the 2013 season.

One is moving Marshall Newhouse from right tackle to left tackle – he started at left tackle the last two seasons before the coaching staff flip-flopped him and Bulaga in the offseason.

Or the Packers could play fourth-round draft pick David Bakhtiari at left tackle. Bakhtiari has been one of the surprise standouts in his first week of training camp and had been playing left tackle with the No. 2 offensive line until late last week, when he moved into the competition for the starting job at right tackle. Bakhtiari played left tackle in college at Colorado.

Whichever one (Newhouse or Bakhtiari) doesn’t move to left tackle would be the probable starter at right tackle, though second-year pro Don Barclay could be in the running at right tackle as well.

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Green Bay --- The Packers have informed Desmond Bishop that they will release the inside linebacker today, a source said. Bishop missed the 2012 season with a hamstring injury. As a starter the two years prior, he had 218 tackles, eight sacks and four forced fumbles.

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REPORT: GIANTS SHOWING INTEREST IN DB CHARLES WOODSON - Free agent defensive back Charles Woodson left Denver Wednesday without a contract. But he is getting interest from another Manning-led team.

Josina Anderson of ESPN reports the New York Giants “have just put their toe in the water again” in regards to signing Woodson. The Giants did have Woodson on their radar when he first hit the free agent market.

The Giants could definitely use the versatile Woodson in their defensive backfield. At 37, he would just be a role player, but with his ability to cover multiple positions, Woodson could see plenty of action in the Giants three-safety system.

The Oakland Raiders are still the best option for Woodson. He has back tracked on his Super Bowl comments, saying he would consider signing with a team in a rebuilding year. He began his career in Oakland and they fit the bill of rebuilding. While he has not taken an official visit out to the Raiders, the team does have a deal on the table for Woodson. The size of the contract is unknown, but both parties have mutual interest. His career could end in the exact place it began.

If Woodson continues to remain patient a contract will come. As of now, the Giants, Raiders and some interest from the Carolina Panthers are all swirling around him. A contract is likely to come soon.

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