Yes, these WRs are small compared to what the Packers usually want,
but you should be talking about how fast they are!
By far, these are the fastest WRs the Packers have ever had.
If Watson, Reed, Golden, Williams, Melton, & Moore
are the 6 that make the team, their average 40-yd-time is under 4.4.
Neyor & Sturdivant, both 4.4, could be on the practice squad.
Lloyd, 4.46, could be coming out of the backfield.
Could these be the fastest WRs in the league?
Look into that. Talk about that.
Throw in Craft, who may be on the verge of becoming the best TE in the league. Talk about that.

We'll be okay if we just run inside,
because the blocking by WRs on the outside won't matter much?
But then we won't be running Lloyd outside.
That's our run game's biggest threat,
it's best chance for explosive plays,
the way to make our run game feared,
so defenses have to bring safeties up to stop the run
instead of keeping them back to prevent the pass.
I know you're kidding about always running inside
to solve the problem of weak blocking by small WRs,
but we can't avoid the problem, we have to face it,
we have to run outside because it could be one of our greatest strengths.

This season is about Lloyd,
about having a run game that's feared
so defenses have to bring safeties up to stop the run,
leaving themselves open to our incredibly fast WRs.

You're right to point out that smaller WRs are weaker blockers.

It'll be interesting to see how it all plays out.

Go, Pack, Go!