MVS has 4.3 speed and spent the offseason training with Moss cause he sees his opportunity. Geronimo can play in the slot, but MVS is gonna hold down that outside spot ...book it.

I guess I don't think that the depth chart position matters all that much. Both players should end up seeing the field regularly with Allison in the slot and MVS on the outside. At this point, I'm more interested in who will snag the 6th WR spot and who will be left off the roster. Have to believe that it will be Kumerow and Davis as the guys to round out the bottom of the WR depth chart.

Interesting take. I think that one could just as easily argue that EQ or Kumerow, possibly even Moore, Shepherd or Davis will be snapping at Allison’s heels.

To me, Kumerow is the most Allison like. A player who, regardless of supposed ability coming in, is runs great routes, adjusts to the play and just gets it done.

EQ and Moore are younger with more upside and after the catch ability. Davis and Shepherd are smaller, faster and more shifty, but all could play out of the slot.

MVS is a speed merchant with height. Allison is not a direct comparative. Davis is the nearest in speed terms but is much shorter, a disadvantage on the perimeter, possibly Shepherd to some extent too.

We want to stretch the D. MVS gives the deep play option, having the ability to get behind players. Particularly out of bunch formations, one wants that to make the D take the deep field seriously and open space underneath. Were MVS not fit, I would use Davis, Shepherd or EQ from the slot for that before Allison. If I had to go on the outside, I’d probably go Kumerow.

The good news is that there is a ton of competition among roster candidates, I just don’t see Allison v MVS as the most obvious head to head competition.

I don't think it based on impressing Lefluer. And I don't believe the packers need to find a #2 #3 etc., I believe it's about rotation. WE drafted St.Brown ,MVS, and Moore. To see the improvement of each. They need to be on the field together. All 3 should have the idea of what their suppose to do. And the route running, blocking, separation, and catching the ball will show up immediately. It puts A-Rod on the spot to throw to one. And the best way for them to be judged. By running Adams, Allison, Davis, and Kumerow together. You can see which unit can move the chains. Who's slowing, who's open, crossing etc. If the kids are ready. A-Rod will trust any of them regardless.

I agree with the notion of Allison in the slot and MVS on the outside. Call whoever you want #2, I think they both see a lot of the field. The interesting question will be who comes off the bench if one of those three goes down or needs a breather? It is really not possible sitting here at home to have a feel for that question. EQ's name is popping up and I thought he did well last year with his chances. Kumerow will fight for time in the slot assuming he makes the team. Sounds like Moore had a pretty good camp up until family night. Tomorrow night will be interesting.

MVS, EQ and Moore are Gutey’s guys. Hopefully Allison can play in the slot. At the moment- these guys are all #’3’s & 4’s.
The 2020 draft will be offense early & often that focuses on OL & offensive playmakers.

I really hope Davis' injury from LIVE KICKOFF practice during these joint practices doesn't set him back. He's been having a great TC and is definitely big for us on ST, not to mention the competition he brings with the rest of the group. I definitely find it surprising that MLF decided to go with that. Either way, MVS is starting outside and Allison will take the slot. With Adams and MVS being able to stretch the field, it will allow Allison, the TEs and RBs to get into open flats and the middle of the field. The defense isn't going to know where to cover. It may take a few games, but once this offense takes off, I think we will keep opposing defenses on their heels.

I believe it's mvs job. .. I also don't think the position on the depth chart means as much as the formation does for which players are going to be on the field. MLF seems to like to tool his offense to what he needs to make it successful

I agree with those who feel that the designation of #2-5 WR means very little in a game. Rodgers will throw to whoever is open and can be trusted to actually catch the ball. And who that is can vary from game to game depending on the scheme and talent that day.

Don't matter. What matters is how good both are playing. Can they pick apart defenses? We have the talent to blow the doors off but will it perform on game day. This team needs a serious attitude adjustment from past years. They need to come in like they have to prove everything. Nobody's giving them anything, they have to go take it.

We will see come Week 1 at Soldier Field what kind of character this team has. I'm certainly hoping we take the Bears out back of the woodshed and send them back to the burbs totally crushed. We'll see. . .

Simple math tells me that is we’re going to run more, throw to the TEs and RBs more.....then the WRs not named Adams aren’t going to get a lot of targets.

Our opponents will need a #2 CB who can match up with a lot of different skill sets.

Some of you seem to think we will have 6 WR's on the roster. ML uses TE's and RB's more in the passing game. We may be looking at:

Adams
MVS
Allison
Kumerow
St Brown

Davis could be kept for ST's. We will see. Shepherd has also impressed and can return punts and kickoffs. I think Moore is cut unless he proves he has improved a ton. I have not heard great things in TC so far about him.

“Besides injuries play a lot too.” I agree. And Davis is already injured. This year I don’t expect to see the same number of WRs that we kept last year. I see more CBs and RBs. Our backfield includes players who can catch and I expect the team to keep 4 TEs.

What's good is we don't have to make that decision now. I think that there are five possible WR's who have a chance at #2 position and the next 3-4 weeks will determine that. I know some don't feel Allison is a #2, but keep in mind, he played that position last year, Aaron likes him, he's having a very good camp and he was leading the team in receptions prior to his injury last year. That doesn't happen by accident!

Enjoying the competition at WR, but am worried about RB injuries. I'll look at the positive, it'll give the rookie Williams a chance.

While everyone is pointing over there I am going to go in the other direction because I would rather trust my instincts rather than copy off someone else's paper. It's still early in camp, we have a new coaching staff and an entirely new philosophy so we have no idea what LaFleur is thinking. If I go by what I am seeing so far, the biggest rise or ascension and who's just dominating the competition including beating Jaire Alexander has come from Kumerow aka Touchdown Jesus. I honestly think if you ask Rodgers "who do you trust to throw too" he would put Adams and Kumerow as 1 and 2 on that list. I predict that by the end of the season that Kumerow will be Rodgers' no. 2 target. Rodgers loves stats and hates int's especially ones caused by wr's who screw up and make him look bad. Kumerow like Adams has the entire package. I see Kumerow ready to explode this season.

Wouldn't surprise me if Allison got traded. Good player with short contrac in a crowded field. Other than Kumerow all have long contract and are potentially cheaper.
If Allison does well then he'll expect a big contract...can the packers afford him with other players than need to be extended?
When you have similar players at the same for cheaper over the long run....Think about.

I don't see the #2 WR spot as a big deal at all. There's Adams, then the there's 5-6 other interchangeable WRs that will be filling in the other WR roles, not including TE and RB pass options. Hopefully, 2 or 3 of those other guys will step up competently enough.

I think the huge decision at WR is going to be around the 6th WR. There doesn't need to be any official #2 WR.

I am surprised so many people are more excited by Kumerow than ESB... Kumerow is, after 5 seasons in the league, pretty much a WYSIWYG receiver at this point in his career. I like him, but he's a 5th year player who didn't make a 53 man roster cut until last year. That's not to say he can't be productive, but he's at the point in his career where he's probably not going to get much better.. St. Brown on the other hand is oozing with potential and is just starting to learn the pro game- he's an athletic freak considered to be one of the most intriguing height-speed-agility guys out of the combine in years, he's a grinder, and he's smart.

Kumerow may be a better WR today (and I'm not sure that's even the case), but ESB has the tools to be on a whole different level if things go the right way for him.

I like the long term prospect for ESB.

The comments have gotten it here already so I guess I am just agreeing. I don't see any decision at all. Both will play and performance will show.

I agree Allison is not a cinch for the roster. I think Kumerow might take his spot because they're functionally similar and they might want to keep a guy with more upside instead of both of them.

Allison my not be the flashiest, but he has an intangible (and valuable imho) ability to come up with clutch plays.