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There’s been an outpouring of love for Donald Driver since he announced his retirement this morning. Not surprisingly, many of his Green Bay Packers teammates have chimed in.
Others have been conspicuous by their absence. Greg Jennings?
Nonetheless, Driver is a class act and deserves every bit of it. He’ll be missed in Green Bay. Before we get to the player reaction, here’s what Driver posted on Twitter this morning.
Monty McMahon is one of the founders of Total Packers. He is probably the most famous graduate of UW-Oshkosh next to Jim Gantner.
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One of the hallmarks of the Thompson-McCarthy era was releasing players while they still...More
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Okay, I’m a bit of a statistics worshiper. When assessing a team’s offense, one...More
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Memo: To: Packers Players and Coaches From: Matt The Season’s priorities are as...More
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Aaron Rodgers has spent 14 seasons in the National Football League and only has one...More
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Anyone else never heard of Brandon Bostick?
^ He is a practice squad Tight End
Wait, Tom Crabtree has deep, philosophical conversations? About Metal and Celine Dion?
Bostick is a 6′ 3″ practice squad guy with very good hands and blocking ability it seems.
Aaron’s message was very short–he did not choose to use all 140 characters.
Thanks for the report; I’m sure A-Rodge said all he had to say to “Quickie” in a less public fashion, he’s not exactly a fan of the media; I wonder why.
Every player and person should look at Donalds, work ethic, team player, role model on and off the field, such a special man. I only hope the packers can keep him around to mentor other like he always has, what a great loss it would be.