David from San Antonio, TX
So, Mike responds to a question about why he didn't answer it last week and notes the question and his reasoning for avoiding it. This is Aaron Rodgers-like II recall. I guess it's throughout the building.
I also didn't have an opportunity to respond to the question, Dennis from Beavercreek. Thankfully, I'm allowed to see my family for a few hours every now and then, and don't have to answer Inbox questions on loop.
William from Scranton, PA
Hi Insiders, a kind good day to you, sir. (In my best British accent as we all should start practicing.) Speaking of players who remade their bodies from the eye test, I feel Royce Newman is a candidate on that list. Do you have any other examples of players that physically made a jump with a professional fitness and diet program? Additionally, I agree it will be hard to expose Caleb Jones to waivers. He's got really good feet for a mountain of a man.
Bakhtiari and Corey Linsley are the two best examples. Bakhtiari put more good weight on during his second NFL season, while an already naturally strong Linsley grew more into his body.
Steve from Ankeny, IA
I'm starting to feel like Zach Tom is going to be a rookie starting on the offensive line. The guy can pass block AND run block!
His technique, balance and footwork are solid. I've also been impressed by how well he's juggled the two tackle positions and left guard. A full year in an NFL strength and conditioning program should do wonders for him, too.
Gary from Engadine, MI
It's first-and-goal from the 3 and ML calls for the jumbo package, AJ Dillon with lead blocker Caleb Jones! Does the defense have a chance? Intriguing possibility.
Every day, I grow more intrigued by Caleb Jones.
Jacob from West Allis, WI
Looking at the Packers' schedule for this season, which non-playoff team from last year looks most improved on paper? What matchup looks toughest?
Miami is my most improved non-playoff team on this year's schedule. Tyreek Hill should make Tua's life easier and those receivers will be scary for defenses to prepare for. The toughest matchup is the Rams. It'll be December and the Packers will be at home, as the Nature Boy once said, "To be the man, you gotta beat the man." That's going to be a measuring-stick game.
Jessica from Spirit Lake, IA
After a couple of years without Packers pep rallies at away games, will that tradition be coming back this year? My husband and I are going to the game in Tampa and would love to make our experience complete with a pep rally!
They're back. We'll have pep rallies in Tampa, Washington D.C. and London. I'm still working on raising the funds for the Spofford dunk tank in Florida.
John from McHenry, IL
I just want to say thank you to Wes and Mike. On the last day of training camp, I was fortunate to run into you gentlemen and you both took the time to take a picture with me and shake my hand. I want you both to know you made my day and that photo is going on the wall in my house. Thanks again for taking the time for one of your fans. Your writing makes being a Packers fan even better with your daily insights into Packers-land. Keep up the good work, boys.
Absolutely, John. We appreciate you saying hello. I didn't realize you were from McHenry. You got the double-double of fandom with Robert Tonyan up here.
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