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Jared Abbrederis
Journal-Sentinel
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May 30, 2015 · 10:10 AM EDT

There was no need to go all out, not with two full months until training camp. But in this, the first week of organized team activities, the Green Bay Packers were ready to let WR Jared Abbrederis participate in individual work and some returning drills.

And they liked what they saw.

"I feel good, so far. I've just been a little cautious I think in OTAs," Abbrederis said. "But hopefully I will get some more reps going forward."

Abbrederis approaches his second year in the NFL with the hope that his injuries are fully behind him. In the first week of training camp last season he suffered what he hoped was a mild knee injury, but it was a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee.

The rookie from Wisconsin landed on injured reserve and lost the entire 2014 season.

Jordy Nelson
Packers.com
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Apr 13, 2015 · 7:36 PM EDT

Packers WRs Jared Abbrederis and Jeff Janis were drafted in the fifth and seventh rounds last year, respectively, and both had virtual redshirt seasons, but for different reasons.

Abbrederis sustained a season-ending knee injury during training camp and was placed on injured reserve. The Wisconsin native and former Badgers star is an option as a punt returner as well as an additional receiver, provided he’s fully healthy come the start of training camp this summer.

Janis, making the jump from Division II Saginaw Valley State to the NFL, had a pair of impressive TD receptions in the preseason on which he showed off his speed, but he was active for only three regular-season games and got most of his work in practice on the scout team.

Head Coach Mike McCarthy said at the scouting combine he felt Janis was coming on strong late in the season, so he’ll be looking to pick up where he left off in his bid for a roster spot and additional playing time.

Fantasy Impact: 

We wouldn't expect Green Bay to draft a receiver early this month given the depth they have at the position. Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb are locked in as the starters and Davante Adams showed a lot of promise as the season drew to a close.

Jordy Nelson

Beat: no one likely to supplant Jarrett Boykin as Packers WR3

ESPN
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Jul 29, 2014 · 12:45 PM EDT

Despite the Packers using three of their nine draft picks on receivers to provide depth behind Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb, there's no reason to think any of them will supplant Jarrett Boykin as the No. 3.

That's no knock on second-round pick Davante Adams or fifth-rounder Jared Abbrederis -- both have made their share of early plays (seventh-round pick Jeff Janis has not practiced yet because of injury).

But Boykin looks every bit like the same receiver -- or better -- than the one who caught 49 passes for 681 yards and three touchdowns in the final 12 games last season.

"I know Aaron [Rodgers] feels very good about him," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said.

Fantasy Impact: 

Boykin's ADP of the 14th round makes him an attractive target late in drafts. And the WR3 on the Packers can provide WR3 value in fantasy leagues, as he was on pace to put up #27 WR numbers last year had he played a full season. It doesn't look like the rookie Adams will pass Boykin at this point.

Matt Flynn

If the progress they made from the start of OTAs to the...

Packers.com
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Jul 07, 2014 · 8:19 PM EDT

If the progress they made from the start of OTAs to the end of the June minicamp is any indication, late-round rookie receivers Jared Abbrederis and Jeff Janis are primed to make an impression in their first NFL training camp.

Almost invisible in the first couple of OTAs open to reporters, Abbrederis and Janis began showing up a lot more often in the 11-on-11 work and modified seven-on-seven drills during the offseason-concluding minicamp.

Snagging passes mostly from backup quarterbacks Matt Flynn, Scott Tolzien and Chase Rettig, the two late-round draft picks – Abbrederis was chosen in the fifth round, Janis in the seventh – appeared to be coming out of their rookie shell.

Fantasy Impact: 

It never hurts to keep in mind any WR on a team like the Packers, but these guys certainly have some spots to climb on the depth chart before they make a fantasy impact. Remember though, the Packers lost two of their top-three WRs for stretches last year.

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