To date, he has played only 25 percent of the total snaps for the Packers, but of those snaps he’s made the most of the opportunity.

Those opportunities – six receptions on nine targets for 94 yards have netted him a 15.7-yard per-reception, and one touchdown.

That TD came in his best game of the year, Week 3 against the Cincinnati Bengals when his touchdown and 52 yards helped the Packers to a 27-24 win.

lombardiave.com  wrote:

If the passing game gets going, and he has a decent to good day (especially with a Packers win), I'm wondering if fans will be strongly calling for Kendricks to become the starting TE.

Originally Posted by: beast 

I'm not sure I want either one to be a big part of the game. The general consensus is that Detroit and other teams in the future are going to stack the box to stop the run, forcing Hundley to beat them in the air.

We want the reads of the defense to be as easy as possible for Hundley, so I say spread the defense with 4 Wide receiving options, and Jones in the backfield. Hard to put 8 in the box when there are 4 wide receivers. Gives us the best numbers matchup for run blocking and the easier blitz reads for Hundley.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

Let them stack the box. As long as Hundley is allowed to throw for more than 2 yards per attempt.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann