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1131? That's impressive.
Ted Thompson needs to get a deal worked out with him.

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Part of me thinks that Jennings would be foolish to sign a deal before the end of the season -- his stock rises every game -- but another part of me thinks he should make hay while the sun shines. Who knows when his season might be cut short by an injury, which would drastically lower his value going into next season. Short of a 200-yard receiving game, I honestly don't think his value will rise much higher than it already has, unless he intends to test the free-agent waters.

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I certainly hope he doesn't test those waters!

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I think Greg Jennings is more apt to test the market now than he was weeks ago. Who wants to be on a great Offense with a Defense that stinks it up. That is no fun. You go out and make big catches and score and then your Defense gives up big plays.

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I don't see him leaving. He doesn't seem to be after the big money and sees the potential this team has.

It's gonna be expensive though, so lets hope Ted Thompson will actually resign him and not just keeps drafting WRs to let them go a couple of years later.

Jennings has said that he's auditioning for 31 other teams also, not just for 1. In any case, he has said he wants to wait until the offseason before pursuing contract related matters. Not for lack of trying on management's part.

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Jennings is the only player we have worth the franchise tag, and I have no problem with our management using it year after year like Seattle had to with Walter Jones. I think Mr. Jennings will be in Green Bay a long time.

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I would imagine that Ted might actually be run out of town if he lets Jennings get away. There is alot of talk about how Ted does business, but I have to believe that keeping Jennings in Green Bay is priority 1A.

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It would be best to get him locked up now, but I don't think Jennings wants that. Hasn't he already fended off attempts to get him to the negotiating table? I remember something about him "not wanting to be a distraction" of something like that.

Smelled like BS then, too...

He (or his agent) (or both) want to wait until the offseason and let other teams drive up the price. Smart tactic. I just hope Ted isn't cheap/proud/stupid enough to let him get away.

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