Packers News: Ty Montgomery’s role; biggest draft steal

CHICAGO, IL - NOVEMBER 12: Ty Montgomery
CHICAGO, IL - NOVEMBER 12: Ty Montgomery /
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A roundup of the latest Green Bay Packers articles in Thursday’s Packers News Report.

Good morning and welcome to the Packers News Report for Thursday, May 10.

Sit back this Thursday morning and get caught up with all of the latest Green Bay Packers stories.

Here’s a roundup of the latest from around the internet.

Packers news and notes from around FanSided

Ty Montgomery still an important piece of Green Bay’s offense (Lombardi Ave)

There’s a lot of discussion right now about which running back — Aaron Jones or Jamaal Williams — will lead the backfield. Which wide receivers will make the roster? How will Jimmy Graham do in Green Bay’s offense? One player many people are forgetting about is Ty Montgomery. While he likely won’t be the starter at running back, he’s still got a very important role in Mike McCarthy’s offense.

NFL Draft 2018: Biggest steal from each team (NFL Spin Zone – Dan Parzych)

It was surprising to see wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown fall all the way to the sixth round of the 2018 NFL Draft. It was perhaps even more of a surprise that general manager Brian Gutekunst selected him, despite the fact he had already used two picks on wide receivers. But it could turn out to be a great move. Dan Parzych of NFL Spin Zone believes St. Brown is the team’s biggest steal of the draft.

More news and notes from around the internet

Terrell Buckley prepared Packers’ Jaire Alexander to not be another T-Buck (ESPN – Rob Demovsky)

Gutekunst administration calls on transition team to lead Packers CBs (PackersWire – Jack Wepfer)

Oren Burks has the skill set to become an X-factor in the Packers’ defense (Acme Packing Company – Evan “Tex” Western)

Reviewing Joel Corry’s predicted extension for Rodgers (Cheesehead TV – James Reynolds)

Brian Gutekunst gets another opening to fill on Packers’ scouting staff (PackersNews.com – Michael Cohen)

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