I think those stats will be pretty accurate if he stays healthy.

He had a way to low amount of TDs compared to his yards and receptions. Especially if you look at the stats of the year before.

"Rockmolder" wrote:

Jennings is a great receiver, but I am thinking his stats will not exceed what he had this year. Reason being, Driver, Jones and the rest of the receiving targets.

One of the things that impressed me with Rodgers, is his willingness to throw the ball around, consistently to 6 or more players. I see 3 legit 1000 yard receivers with Jennings, Jones, Driver. But I also see, that Rodgers will continue to disperse the ball around that will keep each down from where they could be in receptions, yards, and TDs

"PackFanWithTwins" wrote:

Giving credit where it's due, he also had a good mentor. Remember Brett Favre was the master at spreading the ball around.

Back to Gregorious, some folks mentioned his height as not getting him more TDs. I completely disagree. You play to your strengths. Instead of doing a fade route, watch the 4 yard routes Donald Driver does. Works every time.

The problem with Gregorious and TDs rests solely on Mike McCarthy 's shoulders. We have a top tier Red Zone QB in Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy gets all conservative when we start getting in their Red Zone. He needs to stop that. How many games did we lose by 4 points or less, the difference between one FG and a TD? Urgh! Pass, not run. Aaron Rodgers has already proved he doesn't throw INTs in the Red Zone. So pass the ball, and watch Gregorious's TD stats go through the roof.

"zombieslayer" wrote: