Only one team will be able to look back at the season and say “we did things right.” The rest of the league will be forced to come face-to-face with their shortcomings, and what needs to be done to fix them.
Whether it be coaching, organizational decisions, or on-the-field play, if the Packers don’t wind up champions, odds are we’ll know where to point the finger.
To this point, it has seemed immensely unlikely that the organization would even begin to consider removing Gutekunst, but there’s one man out there who might make that decision a lot easier.
Well, now the former depth receiver is in Buffalo Bills camp and might just be revealing the real reason for Rogers’ anger.
Now fighting for a roster spot in a talent-rich wide receivers room, Kumerow has been the biggest playmaker of the bunch behind Stefon Diggs since training camp began last week.
It’s important to remember that we’re talking about practice here, but as far as that goes the former Green Bay Packer has been outstanding.
Jake Kumerow continues to completely crush it on the practice field.
🔥 Thread: As if the Jake Kumerow hype hasn’t been enough already, he was a personal highlight reel during 1/1s.
If Kumerow not only lands a prime position on one of the NFL‘s best offenses but also has a very good season it will be a devastating blow in the Gutekunst vs.
I know we’re playing the ridiculous “what if” game here but just imagine if the Packers lose in another NFC championship game and have to watch Jake Kumerow get six catches for 80 yards and a touchdown in a Super Bowl.