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  id=content_id>First Justin
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  Adams:Through 16 weeks in ESPN PPR leagues, Adams finished number one in points
  with 305 — out-pacing Tyreek Hill, DeAndre Hopkins, Adam Thielen, and Julio
  Jones who finished second through fifth, respectively. In Yahoo leagues, Adams
  edged out Antonio Brown by three fantasy points, and in NFL.com leagues, he
  finished second to Brown by one point. Technically, there’s still another week
  in the NFL season, but if you’re playing into Week 17, you have legitimate
  qualms with your fantasy commissioner. Adams was a force all season long, and
  showed up when it truly counted for fantasy players. During the heavy bye weeks
  (weeks 9-11), Adams had 16, 21, and 26 PPR points. It’s almost like Adams had
  himself on several big-money fantasy teams. There was also not a single week in
  which Adams had single-digit fantasy points. If there was any one player that
  you could always count on to get his, it was Adams. Adams is enjoying his best
  season as a pro, even as the Packers miss the playoffs. In 15 games, he has set
  career highs in
  targets Justin
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  first downs. There was plenty of reason to double team Adams all season long,
  with Randall Cobb injured and the other rookie wide receivers finding their
  footing, but Adams was still reliable. In a lost season that saw Mike McCarthy
  fired, Aaron Rodgers struggling, and the defense suffer injury after injury, it
  was Adams who was the brightest light in the darkness. As we look towards the
  2019 season, we can look forward to even bigger things from the Fresno State
  product. He has just turned 26 years old (Happy Birthday!) and will still remain
  Rodgers’ favorite target. He’s an excellent route runner, caught 65.7 percent of
  passes this season, and knows exactly how to get open on extended plays. So
  here’s to Davante Adams, the 2018 WR1! Matt LaFleur is stepping into an
  interesting situation in his first gig as a head coach.The new Green Bay Packers
  boss (well, not official as we write this, but soon enough), inherits one of the
  best quarterbacks in the game (when healthy) in Aaron Rodgers, a Pro Bowl
  receiver in Davante Adams and a young, up-and-coming defense.More Packers
  coverage from FOX Sports WisconsinPhotos of the Week: 7/21/19 – 7/27/19Packers
  rookie Gary’s biggest critic is himselfTop Tweets: Former Badger TJ Watt has
  impressive four-year transformationPHOTOS: 2019 Green Bay Packers training
  campPackers’ Rodgers, LaFleur ironing out offense, building chemistryBut also a
  Packers team which has missed the postseason the past two seasons and fan base
  hungry for a return and not thrilled at the prospect of a third straight year
  without a rooting interest in the playoffs (that
  is https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Marwin-Evans-Jersey ,
  beyond rooting against Chicago or Minnesota).To do so, LaFleur will be going
  against Packers history.No first-year Green Bay head coach has led the team to
  the playoffs in his initial year at the helm. As in ever. Not Curly Lambeau. Not
  Vince Lombardi. Not Mike Holmgren. No one.Interestingly, only five had a better
  record in his first season with the Packers than the previous season, and two of
  those just meant getting three and four wins that initial year. However, each of
  the past two Green Bay head coaches did improve the team’s record in his first
  year.PACKERS HEAD COACHES, FIRST YEARCOACHYEARPREV1ST YROVERALLPLAYOFFSCurly
  Lambeau1921n/a3-2-1209-104-218*Gene Ronzani19502-103-914-31-10Lisle
  Blackbourn19542-9-14-817-310Ray McLean19584-81-10-11-10-10Vince
  Lombardi19591-10-17-589-29-46Phil Bengston19689-4-16-7-120-21-10Dan
  Devine19716-84-8-225-27-41Bart Starr19756-84-1052-76-31Forrest
  Gregg19848-88-825-37-10Lindy Infante19885-9-14-1224-400Mike
  Holmgren19929-79-775-376Ray Rhodes199911-58-88-80Mike
  Sherman20008-89-757-394Mike McCarthy20064-128-8125-77-29* – Includes
  championships won before there was a playoff systemOf course, none of this means
  LaFleur can’t lead the Packers to the playoffs in 2019. A look around at the
  current NFL coaches shows that while it’s not common for a first-year head coach
  to lead his team to the postseason, it isn’t like it’s never happened.Two
  coaches who were in their first year this season led their team to the playoffs.
  The same in 2017. Others have led their team to the playoffs in subsequent
  seasons (probably one reason they are still head coaches in the NFL; we aren’t
  including those fired after the 2018 season).Keep in mind that, of course,
  circumstances can help or hurt a first-year coach. For example, Drew Brees
  joined the Saints in 2006 and Andrew Luck was healthy in 2018 after missing all
  of the previous season, while on the flip side Jon Gruden and the Raiders dealt
  away some key players this year.But — and good news here, Packers fans —
  generally speaking teams improved in the first year under the active head
  coaches. OK, not Bill Belichick, but we think things have still turned out
  pretty well for New England.CURRENT NFL HEAD COACHES, FIRST YEAR WITH
  TEAMCOACHTEAMYEARPREV1ST YRBill BelichickPatriots20009-7*8-8Sean
  PaytonSaints20063-1310-6*Mike TomlinSteelers20078-810-6*John
  HarbaughRavens20085-1111-5*Pete CarrollSeahawks20105-117-9Jason
  Garrett**Cowboys20116-108-8Ron RiveraPanthers20112-146-10Andy
  ReidChiefs20132-1411-5*Bll O’BrienTexans20142-149-7Jay
  GrudenRedskins20143-134-12Mike ZimmerVikings20145-10-17-9Dan
  QuinnFalcons20156-108-8Doug PedersonEagles20167-97-9Sean
  McDermottBills20177-99-7*Doug Marrone***Jaguars20173-1310-6*Anthony
  LynnChargers20175-119-7Sean McVayRams20174-1211-5*Kyle
  Shanahan49ers20172-146-10Frank ReichColts20184-1210-6*Mike
  VrabelTitans20189-7*9-7Jon GrudenRaiders20186-104-12Pat
  ShurmurGiants20183-135-11Matt NagyBears20185-1112-4*Matt
  PatriciaLions20189-76-10* — Made playoffs** — Garrett took over as interim coach
  midway through the 2010 season and went 5-3. He had the interim tag taken away
  after the season.*** — Marrone took over in the final two games of the 2016
  season and went 1-1. He had the interim tag taken away after the season.

  id=content_id>First [url=https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Justin-Vogel-Jersey]Justin Vogel Jersey[/url] , I must start this article by addressing Davante Adams:Through 16 weeks in ESPN PPR leagues, Adams finished number one in points with 305 — out-pacing Tyreek Hill, DeAndre Hopkins, Adam Thielen, and Julio Jones who finished second through fifth, respectively. In Yahoo leagues, Adams edged out Antonio Brown by three fantasy points, and in NFL.com leagues, he finished second to Brown by one point. Technically, there’s still another week in the NFL season, but if you’re playing into Week 17, you have legitimate qualms with your fantasy commissioner. Adams was a force all season long, and showed up when it truly counted for fantasy players. During the heavy bye weeks (weeks 9-11), Adams had 16, 21, and 26 PPR points. It’s almost like Adams had himself on several big-money fantasy teams. There was also not a single week in which Adams had single-digit fantasy points. If there was any one player that you could always count on to get his, it was Adams. Adams is enjoying his best season as a pro, even as the Packers miss the playoffs. In 15 games, he has set career highs in targets [url=https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Justin-Mccray-Jersey]Justin McCray Color Rush Jersey[/url] , receptions, receiving yards, touchdowns and first downs. There was plenty of reason to double team Adams all season long, with Randall Cobb injured and the other rookie wide receivers finding their footing, but Adams was still reliable. In a lost season that saw Mike McCarthy fired, Aaron Rodgers struggling, and the defense suffer injury after injury, it was Adams who was the brightest light in the darkness. As we look towards the 2019 season, we can look forward to even bigger things from the Fresno State product. He has just turned 26 years old (Happy Birthday!) and will still remain Rodgers’ favorite target. He’s an excellent route runner, caught 65.7 percent of passes this season, and knows exactly how to get open on extended plays. So here’s to Davante Adams, the 2018 WR1! Matt LaFleur is stepping into an interesting situation in his first gig as a head coach.The new Green Bay Packers boss (well, not official as we write this, but soon enough), inherits one of the best quarterbacks in the game (when healthy) in Aaron Rodgers, a Pro Bowl receiver in Davante Adams and a young, up-and-coming defense.More Packers coverage from FOX Sports WisconsinPhotos of the Week: 7/21/19 – 7/27/19Packers rookie Gary’s biggest critic is himselfTop Tweets: Former Badger TJ Watt has impressive four-year transformationPHOTOS: 2019 Green Bay Packers training campPackers’ Rodgers, LaFleur ironing out offense, building chemistryBut also a Packers team which has missed the postseason the past two seasons and fan base hungry for a return and not thrilled at the prospect of a third straight year without a rooting interest in the playoffs (that is [url=https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Marwin-Evans-Jersey]https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Marwin-Evans-Jersey[/url] , beyond rooting against Chicago or Minnesota).To do so, LaFleur will be going against Packers history.No first-year Green Bay head coach has led the team to the playoffs in his initial year at the helm. As in ever. Not Curly Lambeau. Not Vince Lombardi. Not Mike Holmgren. No one.Interestingly, only five had a better record in his first season with the Packers than the previous season, and two of those just meant getting three and four wins that initial year. However, each of the past two Green Bay head coaches did improve the team’s record in his first year.PACKERS HEAD COACHES, FIRST YEARCOACHYEARPREV1ST YROVERALLPLAYOFFSCurly Lambeau1921n/a3-2-1209-104-218*Gene Ronzani19502-103-914-31-10Lisle Blackbourn19542-9-14-817-310Ray McLean19584-81-10-11-10-10Vince Lombardi19591-10-17-589-29-46Phil Bengston19689-4-16-7-120-21-10Dan Devine19716-84-8-225-27-41Bart Starr19756-84-1052-76-31Forrest Gregg19848-88-825-37-10Lindy Infante19885-9-14-1224-400Mike Holmgren19929-79-775-376Ray Rhodes199911-58-88-80Mike Sherman20008-89-757-394Mike McCarthy20064-128-8125-77-29* – Includes championships won before there was a playoff systemOf course, none of this means LaFleur can’t lead the Packers to the playoffs in 2019. A look around at the current NFL coaches shows that while it’s not common for a first-year head coach to lead his team to the postseason, it isn’t like it’s never happened.Two coaches who were in their first year this season led their team to the playoffs. The same in 2017. Others have led their team to the playoffs in subsequent seasons (probably one reason they are still head coaches in the NFL; we aren’t including those fired after the 2018 season).Keep in mind that, of course, circumstances can help or hurt a first-year coach. For example, Drew Brees joined the Saints in 2006 and Andrew Luck was healthy in 2018 after missing all of the previous season, while on the flip side Jon Gruden and the Raiders dealt away some key players this year.But — and good news here, Packers fans — generally speaking teams improved in the first year under the active head coaches. OK, not Bill Belichick, but we think things have still turned out pretty well for New England.CURRENT NFL HEAD COACHES, FIRST YEAR WITH TEAMCOACHTEAMYEARPREV1ST YRBill BelichickPatriots20009-7*8-8Sean PaytonSaints20063-1310-6*Mike TomlinSteelers20078-810-6*John HarbaughRavens20085-1111-5*Pete CarrollSeahawks20105-117-9Jason Garrett**Cowboys20116-108-8Ron RiveraPanthers20112-146-10Andy ReidChiefs20132-1411-5*Bll O’BrienTexans20142-149-7Jay GrudenRedskins20143-134-12Mike ZimmerVikings20145-10-17-9Dan QuinnFalcons20156-108-8Doug PedersonEagles20167-97-9Sean McDermottBills20177-99-7*Doug Marrone***Jaguars20173-1310-6*Anthony LynnChargers20175-119-7Sean McVayRams20174-1211-5*Kyle Shanahan49ers20172-146-10Frank ReichColts20184-1210-6*Mike VrabelTitans20189-7*9-7Jon GrudenRaiders20186-104-12Pat ShurmurGiants20183-135-11Matt NagyBears20185-1112-4*Matt PatriciaLions20189-76-10* — Made playoffs** — Garrett took over as interim coach midway through the 2010 season and went 5-3. He had the interim tag taken away after the season.*** — Marrone took over in the final two games of the 2016 season and went 1-1. He had the interim tag taken away after the season.