This isn't good. Greg Jennings had a core injury years ago and I think he was pretty much useless.

"Noted core muscle specialist Dr. William Meyers will look at Allen Lazard's scans and will determine the next course of action (surgery or recovery) for the Packers WR, sources said. Obviously not a good sign for Lazard coming off his career best game."

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I’m wondering when he got hurt!

That’s what I’m wondering too. There was no sign of an injury during the game.

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Well sounds like he already had surgery and is out for a while



https://mobile.twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1311813498498768896 

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I wonder if they’re regretting not addressing the WR position in the draft yet.

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He's probably back around vikings 2 or 49ers game but it will still be an issue for him all year long. I suppose it's a good thing he doesn't depend on blazing speed to get open. His run blocking will take a hit while he's on the mend.

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I would be extremely disappointed if they did regret it.

Speaking of addressing WR position ... Eagles had only one WR able to practice yesterday. These four were out. I wonder if Eagles regret not using all their draft picks on WR yet.
WR J.J. Arcega-Whiteside (calf)
WR John Hightower (illness)
WR DeSean Jackson (hamstring)
WR Alshon Jeffery (foot)

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Undefeated! 3-0... so probably not yet...

Plus you can't plan for losing but so many players at one position, we've lost Funchess, St. Brown and Lazard due to circumstances after the draft.

Wonder if they might try to resign Kumerow off the Bills PS.

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Very true, you cannot plan for losses at a position, which is why good teams (generally) draft the best player available.

If Packers did draft WR in round one, chances are he'd be sitting on the bench if Lazard was healthy and Funchess didn't opt out. Then fans would be complaining about the Packers not knowing what they already had and wasting a first round pick on someone on the bench.

The world of what if is endless. It consumes my brain! 😋

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They definitely shouldn't. Why? Jamaal Williams.

I'm dead serious. If you watch the A22 tape, Jamaal Williams route running when lined out wide has been eye-opening good. It's why I think Coach LaFleur and Aaron were so complimentary of his off-season; dude is running routes with fluidity and precise cuts that more often than not end with Jamaal having separation. And if you're going to have Jamaal in space vs. a CB giving up 30-40 pounds, I take that all week.

Kumerow wasn't able to much in games when he was here. Jamaal Williams' A22 game tape for this season shows he is more than capable of absorbing snaps now available due to Lazard's injury.

And I was also pleasantly surprised with the sudden-ness of Sheppard as well. Not saying it matches anything Davante Adams-esque, but the sudden-ness with purposeful cuts definitely showed he's been in Davante's ear like Aaron mentioned. I wouldn't sleep on Darrius Shepherd either.

Both have flashed so far this season more than Jake Kumerow did in his playing time all of last year.

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