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Raji puts pads on Thursday

Posted by Mike Spofford on October 18, 2012 – 12:04 pm

B.J. Raji put his pads on for Thursday’s practice inside the Don Hutson Center. During the portion of the workout open to reporters, Raji was doing some drill work and also some rehab work off to the side.

This marks Raji’s first participation in practice since injuring his ankle in Indianapolis in Week 5. He missed last Sunday’s game in Houston. He will most likely be listed as a limited participant in practice on the injury report.

Mike McCarthy will be providing a post-practice update.


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15 Responses to “Raji puts pads on Thursday”

  1. By JC on Oct 18, 2012 | Reply

    What was so great about the victory over Houston was the way the Packers under studies took charge and played so well.
    Now those starters who are/were injured and seem to heal that much faster.
    This was the best pass rush we’ve had all season-and it was done without a number of starting players.
    Those who played well in their absence should continue to play!

  2. By teddie on Oct 18, 2012 | Reply

    rams 35 packers 14

  3. By Rick on Oct 18, 2012 | Reply

    Worthy has earned his playing time. I think Brad Jones playing inside gives the Packers some things that Bishop and Smith don’t that is, more reach in pass coverage), though both injured guys are more explosive. Hayward needs to be on the field more, IMO.

    Packers 24 Rams 13.

  4. By smokin1256 on Oct 18, 2012 | Reply

    Hayward looked pretty good last week, I HOPE HE GETS A CHANCE to see more playing time.

  5. By alan on Oct 18, 2012 | Reply

    A note for Teddie. Wake up, your dreaming!

  6. By teddie on Oct 19, 2012 | Reply

    2 terrible teams playing in this game got to give this one to the rams tho

  7. By chase on Oct 19, 2012 | Reply

    don’t worry obout hayward, sam sheilds is down with a shin injury. casey hayward WILL get more playing time. graet rookie

  8. By bob9763 on Oct 19, 2012 | Reply

    I agree JC. I like raji but I think like finley he is overrated.

  9. By Big Cheese on Oct 19, 2012 | Reply

    teddie, you bumped your head.

  10. By Andrew Steiner on Oct 19, 2012 | Reply

    Packers a terrible team? Let’s see, the loss against SF was by 8. The loss against Seattle had the bad call at the end. The loss against Indianapolis was by 3 points. The last win was against an undefeated team.

  11. By JC on Oct 19, 2012 | Reply

    One observation -who ever took the lead out of Hawk’s pants would you could you kindly do that again please?

    He has got to be one of the slowest middle linebackers in the NFC? Urlacher on one leg is faster and genereates more tackles.

  12. By teddie on Oct 19, 2012 | Reply

    do you know who beat the 9ers?? the vikings did bad call?? if you guys didn’t suck so bad that call wouldn’t have mattered plus 9ers just bear seahawks last night lol

  13. By GO4IT_PACK on Oct 19, 2012 | Reply

    @Teddie The Packers will sweep NFC North once again without any problems. We have already embarassed da Beers and will do the same to the Lions and Vikings.

  14. By CA_Chese on Oct 20, 2012 | Reply

    It kills me to say this because I’ve loved him and advocated his benefit to this D Line since his draft, but looking at how well the line has performed without him, could BJ possibly be a liability based on this system and the strengths that have been allowed to come forward in his absence? I both want and hate the potential answer to this question…

  15. By 13&counting! on Oct 20, 2012 | Reply

    BJ a liability?. Sure, but only if he put on another team’s jersey!.

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