Jermichael Finley News

There are three guarantees in life; death, taxes and Adam Schein picking the Green Bay Packers to win the Super Bowl .

This morning, an article from Pete Prisco of CBS Sports got me thinking about the individual members of the Green Bay Packers and their reputations around the league.

Any receiver in a pass-first offense is a candidate to have a huge season. With the Green Bay Packers having a team that has been pretty much a pass-only offense in recent seasons, there is no reason that last year's breakout campaign from Randall Cobb has to be the peak for his still young career.

A large portion of the Green Bay Packers ' offseason has been about deciding which players to pay and whom to stand pat with Shields and Raji apparently have been tabled until 2014, where they could join perhaps the most enigmatic player on the team at another crowded negotiating table.

Once the cameras and lights receded, Sam Shields took his sweatshirt off at his locker and said it's good to be back.

The Packers are apparently prepared to let one of their biggest names play out the final year of his contract.

The Packers are relying on wide receiver Randall Cobb taking another step in 2013.

The Green Bay Packers have been anxiously waiting the return of Andrew Quarless from a horrid knee injury suffered in 2011 and it appears the third-year tight end is nearing 100 percent.

After Tuesday's OTA practice, Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy spoke to the media to discuss the events of the start of week two of the offseason program.

Jermichael Finley was on his game the last half of 2012 and many predict he will be even better in 2013.

Jermichael Finley tries to break free from Jacksonville Jaguars safety Chris Prosinski at Lambeau Field.

The fantasy value of Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is way ahead of San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

Not only is Finley set to bring it because he's in the final season of a two-year contract extension, the Packers gave him a boost this spring by guaranteeing his roster spot by honoring the money due him the second year of his contract.

Each Friday this offseason, Audibles will pit two players head-to-head in an attempt to figure out which one will have a better 2013 season.

Andrew Quarless carries the ball after making a catch against the Minnesota Vikings on November 21, 2010 - Matthew Stockman Andrew Quarless is poised for a break-out performance in 2013 after recovering from knee surgery.

Tampa Bay believes TE Tom Crabtree has the potential to produce at a higher level, given the opportunity, and the former Packer is excited about the opportunity 's three years in Green Bay, the teams he played on compiled a 36-12 record in the regular season and won five playoff games, including Super Bowl XLV in February of 2011.