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Happy Monday, folks. We're still a solid three weeks away from players reporting to training camp, which makes me pretty sad. I would like to hibernate during that time period, but you guys probably want this site to have new posts between now and then, so I guess I can mainline some espresso for you. Here's your daily dose of Green Bay Packers news and links.
CB Williams confident he, defense can recover from 2011 | Green Bay Press-Gazette
I like the back and forth about Tramon Williams from different sites. "Tramon Wiliams is feeling good" "Tramon Williams' shoulder is still injured" "Tramon Williams confident he can recover from 2011". Tomorrow's headline? "Tramon Williams' arms have fallen off".
Has Dezman Moses Already Made the Team? | Packerpedia
I don't believe I've linked Packerpedia here before. It's a newish blog, and it's very good. This is a great piece comparing Moses to Atari Bigby and Sam Shields.
Extreme Makeover: Defensive Line Edition | Packer Report
A good preview of the defensive line camp battle by Bill Huber.
Packers Starters Most Likely to Lose Their Spots | Jersey Al's
No surprises here, except for Marshall Newhouse. Anyone buying that?
Why hasn't anyone signed Ryan Grant? | National Football Post
NFP doesn't say it, they let Grant's agent say it: He wants too much money.
More from around SB Nation after the jump.
The Time Pacman Dropped $1 Million In One Weekend | SBNation.com
This happened.
New York Giants Most Overrated: Antrel Rolle | Big Blue View
Who rates Antrel Rolle in the first place?
Why Don't the Majority of People Believe in Randy Moss? | Niners Nation
Because he hasn't done anything in a while. But I look forward to him clowning people this year.
Bears OC Mike Tice continues to move away from Martzfense | Windy City Gridiron
Probably a good idea when you have a good running back, a good backup running back, a good run-blocking line and a quarterback who plays arrogant without the accuracy to back it up.