Wait... didn't I hold that opinion in the Jennings "last year" thread. [grin1]

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

Are we talking about Jennings getting his junk grabbed, or Jennings possibly not being a Packer after this season?

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

Lol, everyone is so quick to jump on the bandwagon of hating a player who's been nothing but class for years.

Dude just doesn't want to get felt up by some hairy drunk middle aged Packers fan...

Originally Posted by: Packfan87 

For real, this guy has been complete class and a phenomenal player for his entire career and as soon as it looks like he might not be a Packer for much longer a bunch of fans cant wait to get rid of his ass. There is absolutely nothing that he has said or done that should cause people to be at all disrespectful or angry towards him. Stuff like posting on his facebook to shut up I mean come on, buncha over sensitive babies.

Originally Posted by: steveishere 

I think we need to be more accurate with our generalizations here. I believe most are saying that if Greg Jennings is demanding something in the range of $10 million per year or more, than the Packers have to let him walk because it's just not feasible to pay that to a WR when the Packers have other contracts that need to be extended too. Jennings is a class act, good WR and an asset to the team. But what most are saying is if it comes down to Greg Jennings OR both Clay Matthews and B.J. Raji, the Packers should let Jennings walk and keep both Matthews and Raji.


The Facebook comment was, in my opinion, over board.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Greg Jennings suspends talks

Updated: September 9, 2012, 11:23 AM ET
By Adam Schefter | ESPN

Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings will not pursue any type of contract extension with Green Bay during the regular season, according to someone familiar with the situation.

The two sides talked throughout the offseason and made little progress, and Jennings doesn't want negotiations to be a distraction. He wants to concentrate on his on-field production and helping the Packers to reach the postseason.

But with a contract that expires after the season, he also now looks to be one of the top free agents, if not the top free agent, in the Class of 2013.

"I'm not worried about whether I'm going to end up here or whether I'm getting a contract done," Jennings said this week. "That will take care of itself. Right now, my (mind) is on the 49ers, and it will be on the next opponent and the next opponent after that. If I'm here, I would love to be here. If I'm not, it is what it is.

"At the end of the day I'm going to play football, I'm going to play 100 percent every single snap. This is my locker, I want this to be my locker until I hang my cleats up and decide I'll give this locker up to someone else."

Jennings is one of several high-profile players the Packers' front office will have to address in the foreseeable future. Outside linebacker Clay Matthews and defensive lineman B.J. Raji come up after the 2013 season, and Aaron Rodgers is vastly outperforming a deal that runs through the end of the 2014 season.

ESPN.com wrote: