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Now when it seemed that he was slowly getting even or ahead of Myles White.

Still a contest.

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That's why you gotta catch it with your hands.

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If only we could combine Richard Rodgers and Jeff Janis

I'm sure I'm reading WAAAYYY too much into this but on Larry McCarren's practice recap yesterday, where they typically extend themselves to say how well a guy tied his shoes, they showed a Janis drop in the video. Subtle hint to quiet the Janis cult following? Or, I'm making a mt. Of a mole hill.

Hopefully the latter.

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A common thread I have been hearing is that he doesn't fight for balls that come his way. That helps you gain the trust of "the man".

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It's almost like he is a UDFA that is a longshot to make it in the NFL. Who would have thought?

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This is what MEDIA is saying about him. You have no idea what the org thinks of him. He plays...he scores TD's and makes big plays.

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Corey Bradford 2.0. Willie Gault 3.0.

The "Tim Tebow" of WRs.

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So I'm watching my nephew at football practice last night and another parent comes up next to me and we start talking about playing WR. "when I was coaching I always told the kids to try to cradle the ball in their arms just as it hits their chest because its a bigger target and the ball won't go through their hands. I don't know why everyone tells them to catch with their hands?" I just said I don't know.

I also noticed one kid, a WR lined up EVERY SINGLE PLAY at least a yard offsides, sometimes even two. Granted it wasn't on a lined field but he would break the huddle spread out wide, walk up to the line of scrimmage, look down the line and take a step or two forward. I think what he was doing was lining himself up with the ball and the receiver on the other side who was always a yard or two behind the LOS. I was standing about 5 yards in front of the line so I had to walk back a few times just to make sure my eyes weren't playing tricks on me. Sure enough, every play he was offsides. The coaches didn't say a word. I casually asked the chest catcher dad if that was his kid, #40, and he said "no, my kid is the QB" so I said "just watch #40 and tell me if I am seeing things or is he lining up offsides on every play." He watches a few plays and says "yeah it looks like he might be but I can't really tell because of our line of sight and there are no lines on the field" After practice I see chest catcher dad walking off the field with offsides WR #40. I wonder if I put my foot in my mouth. Maybe he was just telling the kid about it. Luckily I never really said anything bad about the kid, I just pointed out that he was offsides on every play so if he corrects the issue no harm done.

After what was an apparently bad night the night before my nephew caught the only two passes thrown at him last night and he made nice catches with his hands out in front and made nice turns up the field. It was just offensive drills without a defense so who knows but at least he caught them which he wasn't doing the night before.

7th round pick who is fighting for the 5th WR spot on a team loaded at that position.

Janis should have cracked the starting lineup by the end of last year, since he did not, Ted was forced to use a 3rd round pick this year.

Janis should be ran out of Green Bay on a rail !

Underachieving POS!

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