Morris and Royster are a very good one-two punch in the backfield, but we cut Ryan Grant after only one carry during the regular season and then picked up Keiland Williams from Detroit on waivers. Grant looks pretty good for the Packers today.
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Ryan Grant Really Couldn't Make It Here as the #3 Back?
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sure wish we could have faced Joe Webb this weekend.
The Packers get a mulligan because the Vikings despite Peterson and some pass rushers are not going to put up more than 14-17 points.
The Packers get a mulligan because the Vikings despite Peterson and some pass rushers are not going to put up more than 14-17 points.
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maybe it's not a matter of talent, but the type of back, and him not being the prototype back for this offense
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I imagine Grant might have stuck around with more time to learn the offense. Perhaps he did something to get into Mike's doghouse or maybe he was just slow to learn the offense and Keiland Williams knew it better.
Not surprising Grant is doing OK with Green Bay since he already knew that offense.
Then again, I forgot Keiland Williams was still on the team.
Not surprising Grant is doing OK with Green Bay since he already knew that offense.
Then again, I forgot Keiland Williams was still on the team.
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