Slated for surgery, out at least six weeks

Allison is expected to undergo surgery on a core muscle injury, which will include a recovery timetable of six weeks, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: After an examination by Dr. William Meyers, it was determined Allison will require a procedure to treat the lingering injury, per Rob Demovsky. The development comes on the heels of coach Mike McCarthy stating Monday that Allison has a significant injury. Allison is a candidate to be placed on injured reserve following surgery, but such a roster move would ensure he won't play again until Week 17, at the earliest. In his stead, the Packers will continue to roll with Marquez Valdes-Scantling as…read more

May require surgery

Head coach Mike McCarthy indicated Monday that Allison (groin) is dealing with a significant injury and could be out for an extended period of time, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Rob Demovsky of ESPN relays that Allison may require surgery, but it isn't clear if the receiver is expected to miss the remainder of the season. In any case, rookie Marquez Valdes-Scantling figures to become an even more prominent figure in the Packers offense in the immediate future.

Won't play Sunday

Allison (groin/hamstring) was downgraded from doubtful to out for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

Analysis: Allison has been marred by a concussion and hamstring issue over the last month and then the groin injury cropped up this week. Rookie Marquez Valdes-Scantling has shown a solid rapport with quarterback Aaron Rodgers in recent weeks and should take on a larger role against the Patriots with Allison again sidelined.

Doubtful for Week 9

The Packers will list Allison (groin/hamstring) as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Patriots, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: After missing games in Weeks 5 and 6 with a concussion and hamstring injury, Allison returned to action in the Week 7 loss to the Rams, making one reception for 14 yards while playing 30 offensive snaps. The wideout looked poised to see his role expand this weekend, but those plans were thwarted when the lingering hamstring issue limited his involvement at Wednesday's practice before he developed a groin injury during Thursday's session. It's unclear what exactly he was able to do Friday, but…read more

Now dealing with groin injury as well

Allison (hamstring) injured his groin at Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports. "We'll see where he is [Friday]," McCarthy said, when asked about Allison's status.

Analysis: Allison was listed as a limited participant Thursday with a lingering hamstring injury, but it's possible he injured his groin after practice started. His status for Week 9 against the Patriots is murky at best now that he's dealing with the two setbacks, though it's worth noting he returned from a two-game absence due to a concussion and the same hamstring issue to play in Sunday's 29-27 loss to the Rams. His participation at Friday's practice -- or lack thereof -- should provide a clue toward…read more

Limited Wednesday

Allison (hamstring) was limited in practice Wednesday, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: It's been an injury-plagued month for Allison, who overcame a concussion but picked up a hamstring injury along the way. After missing two games and benefiting from the Packers' Week 7 bye, he took the field this past Sunday versus the Rams, ranking third among Packers wide receivers in offensive snaps (30 of 52) behind Davante Adams (40) and rookie Marquez Valdes-Scantling (31) and ahead of Randall Cobb (24). This may indicate Allison is in a rotation for reps with Valdes-Scantling and Cobb,…read more

Quiet in first action since Week 4

Allison caught one pass for 14 yards in Sunday's loss to the Rams.

Analysis: Allison returned to action Sunday after missing the previous two games and finished with his lowest output of the season by far, as his previous low-yardage game in 2018 still saw him post 64 yards. Much of that was due to a lack of opportunity: he was targeted 11 times in his last appearance Week 4, but his reception was the only pass thrown his direction Week 8. While Allison and fellow wideout Randall Cobb missed time the last few weeks, Marquez Valdes-Scantling emerged as a viable receiver…read more

Cleared to return

Allison (hamstring) doesn't have a designation on the final injury report for Sunday's game against the Rams, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Allison never quite made it back to full participation in practice, but the Packers nonetheless decided to remove him from the final injury report. Meanwhile, fellow wideout Randall Cobb (hamstring) is listed as questionable, despite logging a full practice Friday. Coming out of a bye, Aaron Rodgers likely will have his full group of pass-catching weapons for the first time since Week 3 against Washington. Marquez Valdes-Scantling figures to slide back to a minor role.

Expected back vs. Rams

Head coach Mike McCarthy said Thursday that he expects Allison (hamstring) to play in Sunday's game against the Rams.

Analysis: Even though Allison was just a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, McCarthy said that Allison is "on course to play" this weekend after being sidelined for the last two games. With fellow wide receiver Randall Cobb (hamstring) also in line to return this weekend, the Packers are expected to have their offense back at full strength for a big matchup in Los Angeles. This likely means that the roles of rookie wideouts Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Equanimeous St. Brown will be scaled back,…read more

Limited on first injury report

Allison (hamstring) was a limited practice participant Wednesday, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Analysis: Allison missed back-to-back games ahead of a Week 7 bye and apparently is still having some trouble with his hamstring. The long layoff should give him a decent chance to return, but it's still a situation that bears monitoring ahead of Sunday's road game against the Rams. A return to full participation Thursday or Friday would inspire confidence regarding Allison's Week 8 availability. Fellow wideouts Randall Cobb (hamstring) and Equanimeous St. Brown were also limited at Wednesday's session.

Practicing Tuesday

Allison (hamstring) is participating in Tuesday's practice, Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.

Analysis: Before the Packers' Week 7 bye, Allison had missed the team's last two games while recovering from a concussion and hamstring injury. Allison was cleared from the concussion protocol nearly two weeks ago, but it was the hamstring injury that limited his involvement throughout the Packers' Week 6 practices and ultimately kept him on the inactive list for the team's eventual 33-30 win over the 49ers. Thanks to the fortunate timing of the bye week, it appears Allison has moved past the hamstring…read more

Officially inactive Monday

Allison (hamstring) is inactive for Monday's contest against the 49ers, Jason Wahlers of the Packers' official site reports.

Analysis: With a Week 7 bye upcoming for the Packers, Allison and Randall Cobb won't play as a result of their respective hamstring injuries. For the second straight game, Aaron Rodgers will be working with Davante Adams and a trio of rookie wide receivers (Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Equanimeous St. Brown and J'Mon Moore).

Reportedly inactive for Week 6

Allison (hamstring) will be listed among the Packers' inactives for Monday's game against the 49ers, Tom Pelissero of NFL.com reports.

Analysis: Adam Schefter of ESPN relayed earlier in the day that both Allison and Randall Cobb (hamstring) likely would be unavailable for Week 6, so Pelissero's report essentially confirms as much. Allison's status won't be made official until Green Bay formally reveals its inactive list approximately 90 minutes before the 8:15 PM ET kickoff, but those who were planning on using the wideout in fantasy lineups should pivot to any of the limited options remaining. Green Bay presumably plans on replacing…read more

Likely inactive Monday

Allison (hamstring) likely will be inactive for Monday's game versus the 49ers, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: The same applies to Randall Cobb (hamstring). With a bye Week 7, the Packers seemingly want to be healthy for the second half of the season, hence the reason caution is expected to be exercised. If both Allison and Cobb are absent, it sets up a similar receiving corps to a week ago, when Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Equanimeous St. Brown and J'Mon Moore joined No. 1 wideout Davante Adams as those available to Aaron Rodgers.

Officially questionable

The Packers have listed Allison (hamstring) as questionable for Monday's game against the 49ers, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Allison appears to be a true game-time decision going into Monday evening. He logged his third consecutive limited practice Saturday, which seems encouraging. Still, the timing of the game renders it a tricky situation for fantasy owners. With Randall Cobb (hamstring) also questionable, Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Equanimeous St. Brown could both be in line for another healthy workload.

Limited at practice again

Allison was a limited participant in Friday's practice.

Analysis: In addition to doing work with the rehab group, Allison and Randall Cobb (hamstring) both dressed in pads for at least a portion of Friday's practice, per Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com. It seems the injured wideouts could be headed for a game-time decision Monday against the 49ers. Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Equanimeous St. Brown will be the prime candidates for expanded roles if Allison and/or Cobb can't play.

Slated to work with rehab group

Head coach Mike McCarthy said Allison (hamstring) will work with the Packers' rehab group Friday, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Allison was expected to work with the rehab group Thursday but was still able to fit in a limited practice, so there is at least a chance he will get some work in Friday as well. His chances of playing Monday against the 49ers will get a boost if he is listed as either "limited" or "full" participation when the Packers release injury updates after Friday's practice.

Logs limited practice

Updating a previous report, Allison (concussion) was a limited participant during Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Though Allison cleared the concussion protocol earlier Thursday, it was expected that he would be relegated to working out with the Packers' rehab group and therefore go down as a non-participant in the team's first practice session of the week, per Demovsky. However, Allison was ultimately able to take reps with the rest of the team during a walk-through session, according to Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette, which registered as limited participation. The Packers will hold a full-pad…read more

Clears protocol, but not practicing

Allison cleared the NFL's concussion protocol but will be withheld from Thursday's practice, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: The wideout, who was inactive for the Week 5 loss to the Lions, will instead be limited to working out on a rehab field with fellow receiver Randall Cobb (hamstring) and quarterback Aaron Rodgers (knee). While his lack of participation in the Packers' first practice of the week wouldn't normally be the most encouraging sign, the fact that Allison cleared the protocol suggests he's on track to suit up Monday against the 49ers. Allison would remove any doubt about his status by returning to…read more

Inactive Sunday

Allison (concussion/hamstring) is listed as inactive Sunday at Detroit.

Analysis: Since picking up a concussion last Sunday against the Bills, Allison has been absent from practice, making no noticeable progress through the NFL's protocol for head injuries. Until he makes an appearance on the field, it'll be difficult to peg when he'll next be available to the Packers offense, which also is down Randall Cobb (hamstring) at the moment. On a positive note, Davante Adams (calf) has been deemed active, so Aaron Rodgers won't have a completely inexperienced receiving corps Week 5.

Trending toward inactive status Sunday

Allison (concussion/hamstring) is unlikely to play Sunday at Detroit, Stacey Dales of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Although a hamstring injury was noted on Friday's injury report, Allison's availability this week was tied to his progress through the concussion protocol. With no appreciable momentum in the form of practice reps through Saturday, he appears as he'll join Randall Cobb (hamstring) on the Packers' inactive list Week 5. Assuming Davante Adams (calf) suits up and plays Sunday, the Packers will turn to a trio of rookies -- Marquez Valdes-Scantling, J'Mon Moore and Equanimeous St. Brown -- to round…read more

Questionable Sunday in Detroit

Allison (concussion/hamstring) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Lions.

Analysis: It was known that Allison suffered a concussion during the Week 4 win over the Bills, but it wasn't reported until Friday that the wideout was also dealing with a hamstring issue. The head injury likely remains the greater concern for Allison at this juncture, as the wideout has yet to clear the NFL's five-step protocol with the divisional game just two days away. Allison expressed hope that he would gain clearance before Sunday, but there's been little indication thus far that he's made…read more

Could still play Sunday

Allison (concussion) still has hope of playing Sunday against the Lions, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Allison has yet to practice this week as he attempts to clear the concussion protocol after being forced to exited last week's win over the Bills. The fact the 24-year-old has yet to be ruled out is a good sign, but it's difficult to be bullish on his outlook for Sunday's contest given the limited progress he's made through the protocol thus far. The Packers officially ruled Randall Cobb (calf) out for the contest, and with Allison and Davante Adams (calf) also at risk of sitting out, rookie…read more

Remains absent Thursday

Allison (concussion) didn't practice Thursday, Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Analysis: With no apparent progress through the concussion protocol, Allison seems to be a candidate to sit out Sunday at Detroit. Granted, he has two more days to gain clearance from an independent neurologist, but getting such an appointment on the schedule likely means he'll have to participate in some capacity at Friday's practice. Meanwhile, the Packers were without both Davante Adams (calf) and Randall Cobb (hamstring) on Thursday, a reality that could foist rookie wide receivers Marquez…read more

Still in concussion protocol

Allison remains in the NFL's concussion protocol and isn't expected to practice Thursday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Since departing the second half of Sunday's win over the Bills and being diagnosed with the head injury, Allison hasn't seemed to make much tangible progress in his recovery. At this point, it appears he has multiple phases to clear in the NFL's five-step protocol, which could be difficult for the wideout to accomplish before the Week 5 matchup with the Lions. With two of the other top three options on the depth chart -- Davante Adams (calf) and Randall Cobb (hamstring) -- also iffy for the…read more

Doesn't practice Wednesday

Allison (concussion) was a non-participant in Wednesday's practice, Michael Cohen of The Athletic reports.

Analysis: Allison departed in the third quarter of Sunday's win against the Bills and was diagnosed with a concussion. At the behest of the NFL's protocol for head injuries, he hasn't progressed enough to participate in on-field drills, which isn't a great sign that he'll be able to get through all phases before Sunday's 1 p.m. EDT kickoff. The Packers' receiving corps is banged up at the moment, with Davante Adams (calf), Randall Cobb (hamstring) and Jimmy Graham (knee) all showing up on Wednesday's…read more

Remains in protocol

Coach Mike McCarthy said Wednesday that Allison remains in the NFL's concussion protocol, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: It's not expected that Allison will take part in the Packers' first practice of the week while he has yet to pass the initial steps of the league protocol for head injuries. Randall Cobb (hamstring), meanwhile, is also expected to be listed as a non-participant in Wednesday's session while being confined to rehab work on a side field, leaving the Packers with thin depth at receiver. If either or both of Cobb and Allison aren't able to play Week 5 against the Lions, McCarthy said that Marquez…read more

Enters concussion protocol

Allison suffered a concussion during Sunday's 22-0 win against the Bills, Jason Wilde of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: After a pass intended for him in the waning moments of the third quarter, Allison went to the locker room and didn't return, finishing with six catches (on 11 targets) for 80 yards. He'll have to proceed through the concussion protocol before gaining clearance for his next game action. At the very least, he's destined to join Randall Cobb, who didn't play Sunday due to a hamstring issue, on the Week 5 injury report. If one or both are sidelined next Sunday in Detroit, rookie Marquez…read more

Stepping in to No. 2 receiver role

Allison is potentially in line to see more looks from Aaron Rodgers on Sunday against the Bills, as Randall Cobb (hamstring) is officially listed as inactive for the contest.

Analysis: Allison has already been on the field for 70 percent of the snaps or greater in each game this season, but now is his opportunity to benefit from an increased share of the targets. While Marquez Valdes-Scantling will official draw the start in place of Cobb, it's Allison that is most likely to remain on the field in two-wide receiver sets. While Allison was only targeted four times Week 3 against Washington, he has still managed to score a touchdown in two of three games this season. The…read more

May be utilized more Sunday

Allison could experience an uptick in targets Sunday against the Bills with Randall Cobb (hamstring) questionable for the contest, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Allison hasn't lacked for offensive snaps this season, taking part in 75.2 percent of them. Cobb, his position mate, rings in at 91.3 percent, many of which could be available Sunday. His practice participation decreased each day this week, bottoming out as a DNP on Friday. If the Packers opt to include Cobb on their inactive list 90 minutes before Sunday's 1:00 PM ET kickoff, Aaron Rodgers (knee) will turn to the increasingly trustworthy Allison to keep the offense humming. On the campaign,…read more

Hauls in long touchdown in loss

Allison brought in two of four targets for 76 yards and a touchdown in the Packers' 31-17 loss to the Redskins on Sunday.

Analysis: Allison salvaged his fantasy line by hauling in a perfect 64-yard throw from Aaron Rodgers late in the second quarter, giving the Packers their first touchdown of the afternoon. It was the 24-year-old's second score over the first three games of the season, and his 76 receiving yards were his highest in a game thus far. Allison has seen a solid 18 targets overall as a third wideout option behind Davante Adams and Randall Cobb, and he'll look to continue carving out a consistent niche in the…read more

Produces again

Allison caught six passes for 64 yards and blocked a punt in Sunday's tie with the Vikings.

Analysis: Allison's per-reception numbers don't jump off the page, but he made a couple of key grabs Sunday, and his blocked punt -- which led directly to a touchdown -- in the first quarter gave him a big play for the second week in a row. Allison is generally considered the fourth option in the Packers' passing attack, but he has seen plenty of opportunities early on, averaging 51.5 snaps and seven targets per game through two weeks.

Scores in season opener

Allison caught five passes for 69 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's victory over the Bears.

Analysis: Allison finds himself as the clear No. 3 option at the wide receiver position in Green Bay for the first time in his career, and he proved plenty capable Sunday night, tying his career best with the five catches while also hauling in a perfect pass in the end zone from Aaron Rodgers that brought the Packers within 10 points. It remains to be seen just how consistent Allison will be -- he is the third receiver, after all, and the Packers were forced to throw a lot Sunday even with Rodgers banged…read more

Scores in exhibition finale

Allison hauled in a 31-yard touchdown in Thursday's preseason finale against the Chiefs.

Analysis: Allison ran a crisp stop-and-go route, and quarterback DeShone Kizer did not miss him while he was wide open in the end zone. For fantasy purposes Allison is generally considered the Packers' third option at the wide receiver position, but fellow wideout Randall Cobb will often play out of the slot, so Allison could still see the field in some two-receiver sets.

Snags two passes in preseason Week 3

Allison caught two of three targets for 40 yards during Friday's preseason loss to the Raiders.

Analysis: Allison was slotted into a starting role for the Packers with Davante Adams and Randall Cobb both sitting out along with the majority of the starting offense. Green Bay's offense struggled throughout the night, but Allison didn't do anything to lose his projected spot as the No. 3 receiver.

Back in reserve role

Allison did not catch a pass in Thursday's preseason game against the Steelers.

Analysis: Allison started the Packers' preseason opener with Randall Cobb out, but he was back in a reserve role Thursday with Cobb taking the field. Allison remains in position to open the season as the Packers' No. 3 receiver behind Cobb and Davante Adams.

Starts preseason opener

Allison caught two passes for 12 yards in Thursday's preseason contest.

Analysis: Allison's numbers don't jump off the page by any means, but it's important to note that he was in the starting lineup when the game began. He is on track to open the season as the third option at the wide receiver position for the Packers behind Davante Adams and Randall Cobb (ankle).

Opens training camp with starting offense

Allison opened training camp playing with the Packers' first-team offense, Michael Cohen of the Athletic reports.

Analysis: Allison appears to be past the ankle injury that prevented the receiver from taking part in June's minicamp. However, his standing with the starting offense is not set in stone, as fourth-round rookie J'Mon Moore also took reps with the first-teamers, according to Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Furthermore, it isn't out of the question that fellow rookies Marquez Valdes-Scantling (fifth round) and Equanimeous St. Brown also push for higher slotting on the depth chart throughout…read more

Allison is not participating in the Packers' mandatory minicamp Tuesday due to an ankle injury, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: The exact severity of Allison's injury is currently unknown, but head coach Mike McCarthy did say Tuesday that the team is using minicamp to get a closer look at its younger, less-experienced players. Allison still probably fits into that category, but Green Bay has no reason to force him back out onto the field at this point in the offseason.

Allison will have additional competition this offseason following the selection of three wide receivers in the 2018 NFL Draft, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Analysis: The Packers waited until Day 3 to reinforce the receivers room, but once they tabbed J'Mon Moore in the fourth round they didn't stop there, also selecting Marquez Valdes-Scantling in the fifth round and Equanimeous St. Brown in the sixth. Along with the trio, Allison, Michael Clark, Trevor Davis and 2017 fifth-round pick DeAngelo Yancey are the best bets to work in three-wide sets with starters Davante Adams and Randall Cobb this year. Any misstep could put Allison behind the eight ball, but…read more

The Packers extended a tender to Allison, an exclusive rights free agent, on Wednesday, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: After some maneuvering in the receiving corps the last 24 hours, the Packers made the easy decision to keep Allison in the fold. There's little question he won't fill the leadership void left behind by the release of Jordy Nelson, but Allison's usage should increase in three-wide formations alongside Davante Adams and Randall Cobb. As it stands, Allison seems destined to surpass his career-high marks of 23 catches (on 39 targets) for 253 yards from 2017.

Allison caught two passes for 15 yards in the Packers' Week 17 loss to the Lions and finished the season with 23 receptions for 253 yards.

Analysis: Allison occupied the No. 4 spot on the depth chart at the wide receiver spot for most of the campaign, but his numbers took a small step forward in his second season. The Packers re-signed fellow receiver Davante Adams to a multi-year deal before 2017 came to a close, but they will have decisions to make on wideouts Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb, who carry hefty salaries in 2018. If either or both move on, that could allow Allison to move up the ranks, and give him a chance to post more games…read more

Allison suffered a finger injury during Sunday's game in Detroit, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Listed as questionable to return, Allison hurt one of the fingers on his right hand. If his pass-catching is compromised enough, the Packers may hold him out of the remainder of the contest. With Davante Adams (concussion) and Jordy Nelson (shoulder) inactive, the wideout corps would be whittled down to Randall Cobb, Michael Clark, Trevor Davis and Jeff Janis.

Allison (illness) is active Week 17 against the Lions.

Analysis: Allison returned to practice Friday after missing the first two sessions of the week, which set the stage for the wideout to suit up in Green Bay's final game of the 2017 season. On paper, Allison should be poised to see additional volume in the passing game, as top wideouts Davante Adams (concussion) and Jordy Nelson (shoulder) have already been ruled out. Few receivers outside of Adams have been able to survive the absence of Aaron Rodgers, however, so it's difficult to count on production…read more

Allison (illness) returned to practice Friday as a limited participant and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Detroit, Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: With Davante Adams (concussion) and Jordy Nelson (shoulder) both ruled out, Allison could be in for a starter's workload if he's able to play in the season finale. If not, Trevor Davis likely would join Randall Cobb and Michael Clark in three-wide formations, with Jeff Janis potentially also getting some opportunities. Sunday's inactive list won't necessarily confirm Allison's status as the Packers will need to use six of the seven spots on players that have already been ruled out. With four…read more

Allison was held out of practice Wednesday due to an illness, Michael Cohen of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Analysis: Allison fared well in Weeks 14 and 15, accumulating nine catches (on 12 targets) for 62 yards. The same cannot be said for his performance Saturday against the Vikings' vaunted defense, even with Davante Adams (concussion) sidelined and Jordy Nelson leaving the contest with a shoulder injury. Handling the second-largest workload among Packers wide receivers (53 of 67 offensive snaps), Allison reeled in one of his three targets for nine yards. If he's able to rid himself of his illness by…read more

Allison caught one of three targets for nine yards in Saturday's 16-0 loss to the Vikings.

Analysis: It was expected that Allison would gain more prominence in the Packers' Week 16 passing attack after Davante Adams (concussion) was ruled out ahead of the contest and Jordy Nelson (shoulder) exited early, but he was instead overshadowed by rookie wideout Michael Clark, who drew a team-high nine targets in his NFL debut. It's worth noting that Allison (53 snaps) still handily outpaced Clark (28) in field time, so the latter should have a good opportunity to bounce back to some degree in the Dec.…read more

Allison caught five passes for 33 yards and lost a fumble in Sunday's 31-24 loss to the Panthers.

Analysis: Allison saw extended playing time for a second week in a row, and while he helped fill in for an injured Davante Adams (concussion), his lost fumble also effectively brought an end to Sunday's contest. The Packers' playoff hopes are on life support, which could lead the team to be cautious with Adams and allow Allison to continue getting extra snaps. However, that mindset could also lead the team to hold out starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers, which would theoretically limit Allison's upside…read more