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That's what was posted yesterday... Haven't seen much about it online but someone posted a link to his release.

In addition, Elgersma also went unclaimed on waivers by the 31 other clubs.

Good news on Pearsons

Was Woli released?

more like rostering Corcoran problem

not me....I expected it....now does he wait around hoping another team wants to work him out as a project...an maybe PR him...basically spend the yr hoping yup...polotics....invested capitol....time and money to invest with the chance he "may" amount to a 2nd stringer....not worth many teams time...cap space and effort If he was an American kid...played American ball...and attended a Div 1 school...may get more rope

He looked really poised and professional in his appearances, it would be great to get him here this season if he doesn't catch on to anyone else's PR

Really ?? with all the political crap that goes on down there.....no surprise

This surprises me a bit.

https://www.si.com/nfl/packers/onsi/packers-updates-taylor-elgersma-sean-clifford-practice-squad Looks like the Packers are moving on from Clifford AND Elgersma and are picking up a different scout team QB.

You're not wrong -- Wolitarsky wouldn't solve our "no Kenny Lawler" problem ... but he would solve our "starting Concoran" problem.

Elgersma is not being retained on the Packers PR per Packers beat reporter Bill Huber of Sports Illustrated.

Woogie is a guy Zach trusts... That's the most important part, to me...

Need to put this description on his football card.

it's not necessarily about him being just a 500 yard receiver... if that's all he brought, I'd agree... he brings chemistry with the offense.... blocking... TE-type play... leadership... reliability (as a player, not necessarily when it comes to injury concerns)... if the Bomber decided to bring him back, it wouldn't be to put this O over the top... it would be help shore up the bottom end and provide depth... Of course we all agree, unearthing a difference maker at this point would be amazing... but probably not realistic...

Wolitarsky had 5 2nd Down Conversions last year in 10 games. Over his career with the Bombers he had 80 in 96 games In 2022 and 2023, Schoen had 81 in 34 games... I can only see stats for receivers with more than 350 yards for 2024 so don't know how many he ended up within 2024 in 51 games with the Bombers, Lawler had 76 Demski in 76 games had 82 FWIW Dillon Mitchell had 22 2nd down conversions in 2024 which is more than Wolitarsky had in any season

That we do. I hope so. I honestly don't really remember him all that much. Down south. I'm not saying it's easy. I'm saying that's what is needed.

Give me a few minutes, have to consult my subway napkin.

It'll be interesting to see both teams injury reports today.

Where exactly are we to find these game breaking receivers that we could add to our line up and make an immediate impact...??

well....we need both Actually I like the Echols signing to be honest....guy could be one those sneaky season changing signings...he definately motivated to perform

Sure he'd be solid depth. I'd rather they start bringing in more potential game breaking Wrs rather than depth.

yeah nothing about him screams successful long career....not sure the allure there to be honest for that pick,,,,havnt looked at draft results but I sure there was something more useful at that point in draft, tho in those rounds generally most are just a hope and dream pick and many never amount to spit