Laura from Arlington, VA
Who is/are the most in-shape player(s) on the team?
The cornerbacks and/or receivers. If I'm pressed to say one guy…maybe Jaire? His battery never reaches zero.
Dean from Leavenworth, IN
Earlier this week, nfl.com posted a WAR rating for the top five NFL players in three categories: QBs, non-QB offensive players and all defensive players. The average WAR for the top-five QBs was over six-plus, the average for non-QB offense was just under two-plus, and the average for all defensive was also just under two-plus. Top five non-QB offense were all skill-position players. On D, they were from all three levels. Wondering your take on this and if a WAR rating will become common if football?
It's only a matter of time. WAR (wins above replacement) and win shares took over baseball in the 2000s and I feel like it was one of the better sabermetric measurements to come out of the Bill James era. In regard to football, I'd expect QBs' values to be higher given their heavy influence over the outcome of a game. I'm excited to learn more about it.
Justin from Oliver Springs
Do you feel like the offense benefited from the lack of fans last year? Should that be a concern this year considering we have a young O-line including a rookie center? I know being able to communicate is huge for the offensive line and Aaron.
With Rodgers under center, there's no question the Packers benefited from the lack of fans last year. Rodgers cut up defenses with pre-snap adjustments and his cadence at the line of scrimmage all season long. I don't see fans returning as a "concern," though. Rodgers will adjust and so, too, will his linemen.
Frank from Baton Rouge, LA
I forgot the name of the Green Bay high school player in camp...did he make the practice squad?
Cole Van Lanen. And yes, he did. I think that'll be good for him, too. It gives Van Lanen time to develop his body and find his comfort zone in the NFL.
Keith from Wallace, ID
I'm wondering if the reason for carrying a long snapper and a kicker on the practice squad is more about having a COVID backup?
I think that's more a product of having 16 spots on the practice squad than concerns over COVID. Teams can bring in specialists at any time, test them and get them in the building within a day or two if they're vaccinated.
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