eddie lacy

Let's be honest here, today's NFL is known for its great quarterbacks and the amazing passes they through.  Don't get me wrong, we've had three 2,000-yard rushers in the past 11 years (Jamal Lewis, Chris Johnson, and Adrian Peterson)

We saw Sterling Sharpe end his career and a shot at the Hall of Fame after a neck injury in 1994, and the same thing happened to Nick Collins in 2011.  Now, Jermichael Finley is in danger of not being able to sign with any team after his own spinal fusion surgery, as stated in my previous article.

Once training camp is in full swing, the focus for almost every team will be on the rookies.  Of course, this isn't anything out of the ordinary; the rookies are the "unproven talent" of the squad, and for some teams, they're the only players that are keeping them from the brink of disaster.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Eddie Lacy responded to the unflattering photo of him on social media with a picture-perfect performance in practice.