Countdown to Camp: Wide Receivers
The following is the fourth installment in a series of photo galleries that is examining the Packers' roster position by position. This installment examines the wide receivers.
The No. 1 receiver for the Green Bay Packers changes by the week, if not by the series. That may frustrate fantasy football players to no end, but it works for Aaron Rodgers and his offense.
Last season, Randall Cobb led the Packers receiving corps in catches and yards.
Cobb's 80 receptions last year were the most by a receiver since Rodgers took over as the starter (tying the departed Greg Jennings' 80 catches in 2008).
Last season Packers wide receiver James Jones topped the crew in TDs.
Jones' 14 TD catches led the league, and was within shouting distance of Sterling Sharpe's franchise record of 18, as was Nelson's 15 the year prior.
Last season, Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson was best in yards per catch.
Nelson's 15.2 yards per catch signaled a significant drop from the year before (18.6).
Boykin made the roster as an undrafted rookie last year and caught five passes on the season.
Ross' strength is in the return game, and if he's the best option at that spot, he could influence how many receivers are kept on the final roster.
Packers wide receiver Kevin Dorsey was selected in the 7th round of the 2013 Draft.
Both Johnson and Dorsey's injuries prevented either player from making a big splash during OTAs, but if healthy, the two hope to make their combination of size and speed tough to miss in camp.
