Driver has seemed as fast and generally wily as a receiver can be lately. to picture him even more so brings a tear of joy to my face.

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GJ,DD,JJ,JN add JF to the mix and you have 5 legitmate targets for A.R., not to mention a 1200+yd runner in RG and you have a winning combination.(JJ and JN both coming into their 3rd season?)

My only questions are will Mike McCarthy let these guys all on the field at the same time(every once in awhile Mike), and will he keep the petal to the medal when The Packers have a lead?

I really believe this team has the capability to set as many offensive records as they are allowed to.

(quiet confidence), let's hope Mike McCarthy let's them play for 60 minutes every Sunday.

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Good point, I would like to see the Pack develop a real "killer instinct". There are so many positives about that.

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Agreed with both Buckeye and PackerTraxx.

I would love to see the Packers win the SB as a mostly offensive team, with an offense that scores so many points that it doesn't matter what opponents try. They just can't stop the Packers from scoring.

As for Driver, if this brings the "lost step" back, I'd be stoked. Remember the other thread about how we're supposed to cover one player for the whole year? I had dibs on Driver. I'll work this thread into my coverage.

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GREAT article. It is always good to see a player confident in himself. He was confident in his abilities pre-surgery and this surgery just sky-rocketed that confidence level through the roof.

Driver makes some sick catches and on top of that, he makes defenders look like damn fools trying to tackle him. I can't wait to see the step this surgery added to Driver's game.

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One thing I noticed last year was that Driver's jukes after the catch were much less effective than they had been previously. I'm VERY curious to see how this procedure helps him with stuff like that! He can be one of the hardest WRs to tackle.

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