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Are you one a Green Bay Packers fan who is concerned about your team's personnel at inside linebacker? I assure you that you are not alone in that assessment. However, one person who is showing no signs of panic or concern about that position (at least outwardly) is general manager Ted Thompson, who spoke to the media at the NFL meetings on Monday.
According to Ted, there are players on the roster who can contribute and the team will likely bring in additional competition from somewhere, either free agency or the draft. So we've got that going for us, which is nice. Still, you don't think that he would admit that he's panicked even if he were, do you?
Oh, and the Calvin Johnson/Dez Bryant rule? It's just getting more convoluted. On to the curds!
Packers rebuilding at inside linebacker | Packersnews.com
Ted Thompson spoke about the position, discussing the cuts of A.J. Hawk and Brad Jones, as well as acknowledging that the team has rebuilt other positions in the past with great success.
Thompson not concerned where Matthews plays next season | JSOnline
Sure, he could end up playing inside again this year, but Ted isn't worried about that. Then again, it's Dom Capers' job to work with what Ted gives him.
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