Jordy Nelson News

This is now the third piece in less than two weeks about kicking. Not to be too obsessive about this part of the game, but I couldn't help thinking about kicking and Kansas State in particular since the ...

Led by the great Brett Favre, the Green Bay Packers had a fantastic offense last season.

Tags: brian brohm , louisville , packers , aaron rodgers , matt flynn To understand just how much the Brohm family name means to folks in Louisville, Ky., you didn't need to look any further than the Lambeau ...

It's been reported elsewhere , and I'll repeat it here - former University of Virginia defensive end Jeffrey Fitzgerald is transferring to Kansas State, according to his high school coach.

Tags: jordy nelson , packers , ron prince , kansas state , youtube As much as Kansas State football coach Ron Prince saw from Jordy Nelson as a football player, Prince was even more impressed with Nelson as a ...

“He's not drinking. He's doing just fine”

The Green Bay Packers released wide receiver Koren Robinson Friday, but both general manager Ted Thompson and Robinson's agent said the move was made solely for football reasons, not because Robinson had ... via Wisconsin State Journal

“Really liked the way he moves, and I'll tell you, I thought he did an excellent job on the go route, the way he stacked the receiver”

The Packer coaches like Jordy Nelson's combination of size and speed. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.51 seconds at the NFL combine. via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Green Bay and NY Jets complete Trade The Green Bay Packers made a trade with the NY Jets in the NFL Draft. via NBC26

“He has good feet, can create with his feet, not a 4.3 guy but he runs 4.4.”

At first blush, probably the most puzzling pick of the Green Bay Packers' draft was the selection of receiver Brett Swain in the seventh round. via WisInfo

“The combine went well and the Senior Bowl went well, so I definitely helped myself there.”

Not that long ago, it looked as if Jordy Nelson could have blown off the first day of this weekend's NFL draft and gone about his business without a care. via Salina Journal

Nelson will join one of the league's deepest receiving corps and can also contribute in the return game. via WISN.com

“Packers history. Camaraderie. Me and him able to enjoy it. This is what it's about”

You couldn't wipe the smiles off their faces if you tried. The Green Bay Packers probably could have traded all their picks away Saturday and fans still would have walked out of the team's fifth annual draft ... via WisInfo

Kansas State wide receiver Jordy Nelson, the Packers' top pick in the 2008 NFL draft, in action against Texas during the 2007 season. via Oshkosh Northwestern

“I want people to know who I am when they see me, or come to play football for Kansas. They know who I am, and know what I did.”

Until the NFL draft gets under way, Aqib Talib is going to be answering questions about Jordy Nelson. via WHB-AM Independence

“I feel pretty good about the second round”

Jordy Nelson never got this type of treatment when it all began.There he was — the small-town Kansas kid who couldn’t land a major-college scholarship just five years ago — eating at an ... via Kansas City Star

“You get to do something different every day. You're not going into an office sitting in the same cubicle.”

Jordy Nelson is not the prankster type. In fact, the life story of one draft weekend's fastest rising talents makes the Hardy Boys look like meth dealers. via CBS SportsLine.com

Chevis Jackson could be a nice pickup for someone late. Everyone is looking for the next Tom Brady, but when the 2008 NFL Draft commences Saturday afternoon, making a selection of that caliber will certainly be ... via New Orleans Times-Picayune

It's time to put a little perspective on this week's report in Pro Football Weekly that Kansas cornerback Aqib Talib's draft stock is falling because he admitted to testing positive for marijuana use at various ... via The Topeka Capital-Journal

“Excellent vertical, excellent runner after the catch ... He ran great on the clock.”

Bills chief operating officer Russ Brandon and vice president of college scouting Tom Modrak promised not to say too much during the annual media draft luncheon at One Bills Drive, but the two had plenty to say ... via WGR-AM Buffalo

The starting gun on Kansas State's race to replace All-American wide receiver Jordy Nelson has officially sounded, and as the former Wildcat wideout's date with the NFL Draft grows closer, so too does the first ... via Rivals.com