After the departures of Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling, the Green Bay Packers grabbed three receivers in the draft. Now, quarterback Aaron Rodgers comments on the trio and explains what can get them to the NFL level early.

Munich – The departure of Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling leaves a big void at the receiver position for the Green Bay Packers.

To combat that, the team added three pass receivers in the draft: Christian Watson was selected 34th overall in round two, Romeo Doubs in the fourth round (132nd pick) and Samori Toure in round seven (number 258).

Whether the trio can be successful in the end is still completely unclear at the moment. But at least physically, the conditions are good, at least according to quarterback superstar Aaron Rodgers.

Aaron Rodgers believes in Packers rookies

“Physically, they definitely look good, all three of them,” he explained on “The Pat McAfee Show. “All three of the guys we drafted are physically gifted. The top two picks, Watson and Doubs, are obviously bigger, but the seventh-round pick has a lot to offer as well. So I think it’s going to be great. “

The opponents in practice, in particular, should give the three rookies their all early on.

“There’s no better teacher for them than going up against our three best cornerbacks Jaire [Alexander], Eric Stokes and of course Rasul [Douglas],” Rodgers is sure, “so the guys will get a very quick introduction to the NFL. “