Robinson not ready for Packers | Truth&Rumors

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Not even two months of grueling workouts in the Arizona sun were enough to guarantee wide receiver Koren Robinson he would be ready for football as soon as he returned from a one-year suspension. As hard as Robinson worked to get into game-ready condition, there's a chance he'll have to wait another week before playing for the Packers. Robinson took part in five practices this week and appears mentally ready to resume his career following a year suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy. But his body isn't cooperating fully, and he may need some more time to knock off the rust.

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

Koren Robinson, AP

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October 28, 2007 09:25 AM ET

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What in the world does this have to do with Koren Robinson? Plus the greenbay pressgazette reports Robinsons in shape hes having problems with remembering the offense and the spacing involved.

kspice2834

Green Bay, WI

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October 28, 2007 10:38 AM ET

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I'm just wondering if Robinson will be usefull or not.

Puff

Goodyear , AZ

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October 28, 2007 11:22 AM ET

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Robinson remembering the offense this is funny!! Maybe his faulty memory has something to do w/his alcohol use?!! Koren Robinson will provide veteran hands in the WR crew. Recently, I have seen some dropped passes by the Packers WR crew.

lendaleusc06

Kansas City , MO

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October 28, 2007 11:24 AM ET

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Plus Koren Robinson is wanting to prove that he is a good player & that he has turned around his career so he will come out with more vigor & should provide a spark late in the season. The NFC North is down w/the Bears having RB/QB/defense problems, & the Lions being 1-Dimensional w/being a pass 1st team!!

lendaleusc06

Kansas City , MO

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October 28, 2007 11:41 AM ET

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Packers 32nd in rushing and 2nd in passing. The Lions are 27th in rushing and and 7th in passing. Not sure it's just the Lions that are 1-dimensional.