Packers Release Henderson

The Green Bay Packers Wednesday released fullback William Henderson. Executive Vice President, General Manager and Director of Football Operations Ted Thompson made the announcement.

[wozz e mohtoe]

now heres a guy to get emotional about,heres a pro,this guy was an island,sure handed,if half the players like william,they'd win championships ,you gotta drink commin on me william

[D MAC]

Agreed -

If William catches on with another team - good for him, he's put in his time and deserves whatever he gets. If not, I look forward to him retiring as a Packer.

[eric]

I think he will def. be in the packer hall of fame for sure. I stilll say this release is a big mistake, there isnt exactly guys breaking down the door to play here. The 21 symbol of packker football is debating every year if hes going to retire or not and sooner than not he will retire, and an average team with no marque players isnt gointg to be a ttop destiny for any player of substance.

[Godzilla]

I'm saddened by William Henderson's release from Green Bay. A fine professional football player, and a better PERSON -- which in the long run counts for a lot more.
I, like most other Packer fans wish William the very best in his career and afterwards. I sincerely hope, he will be named to the Packer Hall of Fame, as he is deserving of all the plaudits we can give him.

[Aaron]

It's time for the Pack to switch up the backfield. Dump the fogeys and zone block your way to the Super Bowl. Henderson is way old.

[Jerry]

Hey, I like WH as much as any fan, he's a good guy. But Aaron is right.....it's time to move on. Can't afford to keep him any longer.

[Brett]

fear not...we will have justin griffin soon enough.. probably rueben droughns as well

[Joe]

William Henderson isn't that great of a person. Last season he went to a place where Packer players talk on a radio talk show, and sign autographs. People pay a little bit of money for them autographs which is all donated to breast cancer research. He talked on the show, and refused to sign his name on a couple of footballs.