Hopefully he can learn the offense quickly and fill in seamlessly.......I liked him in Oakland, could be a nice piece

About what I thought would happen - a cheap street free agent that won't dent the SC. Hope he can help!

He will serve as nothing more than motivation. He barely averages 2 catches per game for his career and last year had only 21 catches in 16 games (and the average catches per game was even worse to start this year).
He's cheap is his best trait.
MVS, by comparison, has 8 catches in the last 4 games during his slump. He had the second most snaps at WR by a wide margin yesterday, and he is doing something right as a deep threat, blocker down field, and to rub defenders in the bunch formations on routes over the middle. He was officially only credited with 2 drops and the other 2 were on Rodgers yesterday.
He'll be fine,
This guy will never play a snap.

Does anybody sign more cheap guys then the packers? Did BG really get it when he passed on a WR? And now St Brown and MVS just look more the bust. So The pile increases. Another Panther. Whoopee.

Well, his highlight reel w/ the Raiders shows pretty good hands and some speed. Hopefully he brought both and a great work ethic and attitude.

Roberts reminds me of Randall Cobb, he could contribute down the stretch. This may prove to be a wise signing by Gute, let’s see what happens.

Too bad funchess opted out and GB cut a guy who is a top 2 receiver on his team right now with almost double the yards on about the same number of targets providing his qb with a rating over 120 vs 78 for MVS. Toward the end of last season I was getting tired of the lack of quality players at WR. I'm starting early this year. I don't think we want to see the stats under ML for passes to WR's not named Adams or lazzard. This isn't doing anything. Truthfully, I would rather they call j'mon Moore off the streets and throw him on the practice squad. At least he showed great ability to get open from anywhere on the field. His hands are bad, but are they really worse than MVS? I find that hard to believe.

I hear Barnes is out for the rest of the season, and activated Burgess , any word?

Roberts is serviceable and at this point, maybe better than EQ. Remember two things 1) we run a lot of 2 wr sets so we need help until Lazard comes back and 2) we need as much cap space to roll over as possible for next year

5-1 without davante for 2.5 games is pretty damn good and telling of the offense.

Carolina saves $1.75M by cutting Roberts, so he is a cap casualty as Carolina is 3-4 and not going anywhere. CAR signed Robby Anderson to pair with DJ Moore, with Curtis Samuel and Pharoah Cooper as backups. The first three are pretty good and Cooper is fair, so why pay Seth Roberts $3.75M to be WR #4/5? Roberts has been signed for $4M per year twice by teams. He has never really had a good QB having played for Oakland from 2014 to 2018 (though his numbers picked up with Carr in 2017 and 2018), and with Baltimore in 2019 (Jackson as a thrower isn't that good IMO) and Bridgewater in Carolina in 2020.

Doesn't drop the ball. Has 4.41 speed and a nice 6.77 3 cone and a good 10 yard dash (1.52), all pro day not combine numbers. 6'2" and 195.

He costs nothing and seems worth a shot.

Wide receiver has been a position of need for many years. The last receiver drafted before the 4th round was Davante in 2014. The 2020 was a historically deep draft for wr according to almost all the experts. With 10 picks, a deep draft, and a screaming need, fans like myself expected 1 to be selected. Of course I was disappointed when we did not take 1, even a flyer in the late rounds. Then I watch as our team win games with only 2 starting caliber wideouts, both of whom have missed multiple games. Somehow the offense keeps scoring with a stat line such as-Davante Adams 13 receptions, 196 yards and 2 TDs, all other WRs 2 catches, 6 yards and 1 Touchdown.
So I suppose it's best to be satisfied with wins against mediocre teams. When we play good teams with great defenses we will get blown out due to a lack of weapons. Double team Adams and stuff the run as TB did and we are in trouble.
So I am a heathen because of decrying the lack of wide receivers on this team. Isn't it glaringly obvious? A draft and develop philosophy necessitates quality drafting. The Packers have done a poor job at the wr position since 2014. Then take a look at the Chiefs, Steelers, Bucs, Cowboys etc... and it's hard not to be envious. These teams seemingly take a wr every year and hit on many of them. Tyreek Hill, Mercole Hardman, Chase Claypool, JUju Shuster, James Washington, Chris Goodwin, Mike Evans, Tyler Johnson, Michael Gallup, CD Lamb etc...etc...etc...
So yes I am a heathen for wanting a stronger WR group. Sadly it's too late to help Rodgers or here's a new nickname for 12- "1 ring Rodgers" as his talent is squandered.

(Nagler - how much pleasure did you have in writing that headline?)

Definitely a signal that MVS and EQ are not looking good to management. Very indicative (of something!) that EQ didn't get more snaps this past Sunday.
How did they know Adams dropsies would go away? I guess that's where management earns their money. But if Roberts can just catch the simple passes while MLF schemes him open, he might be worth it. I hope Adams, Lazard (always liked him), Roberts works for this year.
But speed is an issue: packerswire.usatoday.com/2020/06/12/packers-have-nfls-slowest-skill-position-grouping/
How much more time can they give MVS?

(I wish I was in same ballpark where a few million is 'nothing')

The Packers finally decide to start using their PS as other teams have: they've put a veteran FA with years of league service there off the street. Some teams have done this repeatedly. Minimal commitment. If there's need and he's looking good, bring him up.

Packers don’t draft receivers and inside linebackers high , not important positions.

Just read that in 2016, he played through a double hernia all season and didn't miss a game. Despite that, his "missed tackles forced" rate was only behind Odell Beckham Jr. and he was 15th in the league in YAC. He has averaged more than 10 yards per reception every year in the league. Ravens went against form and used him as an outside receiver, outside of that year, he's always played in the slot.

B-A-R-F.

PLEASE tell me this isn't the "move" we've heard about, Gute. A guy that's been cut 4 times, eh? I'm sure he's a real diamond in the rough!

Your lack of action getting playmakers for an aged HOF QB is a borderline fireable offense. Lazard is a good 3. Fuchess = older Lazard. MVS sucks. EQ can't run the right routes when he's (rarely) healthy. Shepherd isn't an NFL caliber player. Taylor is JAG or worse...

This is borderline the WORST WR group in the NFL and it absolutely has hurt the offense. Scheme all you want, but at some point, you're going to have to beat the man across from you.

We have 2 guys on offense who can do that with the ball in their hands.

Not. Good. Enough. BARF

Where is Taylor Gabriel? He is at least accomplished as a WR and should be cheap yet proven.

Why didn't the Packers go after Antonio Brown? The Bucs got him for $1 mil plus incentives. He might be a little whacko, but could have really helped the team right now with Lazard out. Adams and Brown would be one of the best 1-2 WR combos in the league with our offense.

Before the big condemn give the guy a chance! With AR you never know, being around a while maybe he will blossom with an elite QB throwing to him!

Man, minus Jaire, that MVS, J'Mon Moore, ESB draft is proving to be a WR mess. Other players drafted: Oren Burks, Cole Madison, James Looney, Josh Jackson.

Guess JK Scott panned out?....

Could be an upgrade. Could be ryan grant (the receiver) and never play. Maybe he can be the motion guy while ervins out?

Meh, another meaning less pick up with the hopes he turns out to be a contributing member kinda like Irvin last year. Just think if BG would have drafted fornpresent instead of future.....with first three picks could of had a starting Mlb, Wr and interior DL in no particular order. WR doesn't concern me very much if Lazard comes back but our defense is hurting big-time!!

Green Bay's hall of fame QB has the highest QBR in the league and is showing scant signs of slowing down and GB trades up for a project QB in the first round. I hope it pans out, and we won't know for another 2-3 years, but in the context of winning now when you have a legitimate chance and real gaps on both sides of the ball, I'm not buying it. I'm not buying the homer hype that it was a good move for this team.

Bring back Randall Cobb. He can run crossing routes pretty darn well, catches the ball, and he's got the love with 12. Texans going nowhere.

Being here in Minny and having every dam vike game on TV, the Stark contrast has always been the front offices.
Whenever the Vikes GM realizes a miss it's adios amigo. They had a rookie kicker last year who missed two of three field goals and was cut the next day.
We have brown and mvs who have done zip in three years. Must be cheap dates.

Who?

Let me officially declare myself as a proud Packer heathen! And this pitiful new signing will do nothing to change my view. Mssrs Nagler and Herman are the only commentators who continue to toe the Gutekunst Party line regarding our substandard WR corps (in the aggregate).

Living in Denial should be the title of Mr Nagler's daily chats. While I agree with 95% of his observations and insights into the Packers, he seems to stubbornly insist that the current WR corps is adequate to the task. It is not! The Packers lack both depth and quality at the position and even the eventual return of Allen Lazard will not solve the problem.

The fact that the Packers can win (against most teams) without any true No. 2 receiver (God forbid we would trade for a true co-equal elite receiver to complement Davante Adam) does not mean that the team would not be considerably improved with the addition of an elite WR. The last game demonstrated (even to Mr Nagler) that MVS is not ready for prime time. In his chat with Andy Herman, he seemed comfortable with the idea that Malik Taylor could be the answer!!!???

The time has come for the Packers to face reality and pursue an elite wideout which now appears to be the case according to various writers following the team. But it is time for Mr Nagler and fellow diehard optimists to stop living in denial and admit that this team is highly unlikely to advance far into the playoffs much less the Super Bowl without a true No. 2 receiver. But I fear that Mr Nagler and Mr Herman will continue to insist that the current WR corps is adequate mainly because to admit that it is not would invite questions about the draft and the selection of Love and Dillon with our first and second picks instead of a WR and an ILB. The success of the Steelers' Claypool and this weekend's game where Denzel Mims made a standout performance (both second round picks) is further proof of the failure of Gutekunst to address glaring weaknesses on the roster. (Need I mention that Rodgers is playing at an elite level and looks as if he could continue playing this way for three or four more years...)

It also seems that the general consensus view of every serious NFL analyst that the Packers erred by not drafting a WR and that the current WR corps is absurdly thin is all the more reason that CHTV is doubling down on a losing argument. Time for a reality check.

A big name that may just be doable that IMO would be instant "impact" improvement probability positive. Quinnen Williams
Read an article explaining how his Signing bonus would stay with the Jets thus leaving the Packers with a very affordable contract. Heck, immediately cut Lowery and its paid for.

IMO if Jets are willing to trade him - How much? and How good is he?

I'd bet on him as far as ability to make an impact, instant impact at that. He can play nose but is better a 3T and brings pass rush and run defense. A rotation of 2 to 3 DL on the field of Williams, Clark, Lancaster and Keke is formidable. Takes DL from a weakness to a strength.

Compensation - IMO it will take the Packers 2021 1st Rd pick. The Packers most likely were thinking of drafting an IDL in the first few rds - I was thinking OT/CB myself but if the analysis shows they can grab what they need w/o the 1st Rd pick this trade might be a viable option.

IMO the Jets are fools to trade him so soon, he's not playing poorly but is stuck on a crappy team that seldom gets to really go after the QB. His stats may just explode with the Packers.

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