in the 2018 NFL Draft and all three lived up to the expectations of their selection.The good and bad thing is none of them lived up to where they themselves were taken.J’Mon Moore was drafted in the fourth round and barely saw the field. When he did https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Dave-Robinson-Jersey , he couldn’t catch the ball and was largely ineffective.Marquez Valdes-Scantling was selected in the fifth round and showed some promise and chemistry with Aaron Rodgers but still needs some work. Equanimeous St. Brown was picked in the sixth round and might actually be the most well-rounded and ready player among the three rookies. His play improved as the season went on and he too started to develop chemistry with Rodgers.With Randall Cobb’s status unknown, these three along with a healthy Geronimo Allison will be competing for targets behind Davante Adams in 2019.The Packers also could go after a receiver in free agency and the draft as well.Regardless all three will be on the roster at the start of camp, but it will likely be Moore on the bubble more than the other two which is ironic given he was drafted higher than both Valdes-Scantling and St. Brown.It just goes to show that after you’re selected and unless you’re a first round pick, where you’re taken really doesn’t mean much in the fall.You can read more on the rookie receivers’ seasons plus why adding a sworn enemy could make sense for Green Bay in today’s cheese curds.Packers receiver J’Mon Moore makes no excuses for his rookie year—Packers.comGive the rookie credit, he knows he has to play better and blames no one but himself. He’ll be fighting for a job in training camp along with learning a new offense so his odds could be long to make the team.Marquez Valdes-Scantling: New offense puts Packers WRs on equal ground—ESPNMeanwhile, Valdes-Scantling is excited to learn new head coach Matt LaFleur’s offense even though he has yet to see a playbook. He does have a point though and it’s that everyone will be learning at the same time regardless of experience.Packers should target Vikings OLB Anthony Barr in free agency—Packers WireStop rolling your eyes. This could work and I think Rodgers would be OK with it. The team needs immediate help in the pass rush and it could satisfy the football gods or something after Barr broke Rodgers’ collarbone.Packers last remaining NFL team not participating in international series—PackersNews.comIt’s known Packers fans travel very well here in the States, and they’d also probably cherish the chance to go overseas. The guess here is it is probably the opponents’ owners who are hesitant to give up a home game against Green Bay.Wisconsin man takes ax to family car Aaron Jones Jersey , TV, & laptop after thinking his wife damaged his action figures—The ComebackNo word if the man is 40-years old or a virgin who looks like Steve Carell. With a touchdown pass to Randall Cobb on Sunday, Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers set a record for most pass attempts without an interception.The TD was Rodgers' 359th pass attempt without being picked off, surpassing the NFL mark of 358 set by New England's Tom Brady in 2010 and into the first game of 2011. Rodgers' streak now stands at 368 attempts; his last interception came in the second quarter of Week 4's 22-0 win over Buffalo.Rodgers is still chasing Brady for another interception-less record, however — most consecutive games without throwing one.Brady went 11 games to close the 2010 regular season without throwing an interception. No other quarterback in NFL history (min. 10 attempts each game) has gone 10 games.Rodgers' streak stands at nine — one of four QBs to have reach that number. The others: Cleveland's Bernie Kosar in 1991, Washington's Jason Campbell from 2007-08 and Kansas City's Alex Smith in 2015.Six quarterbacks have a streak of eight games without an interception, including Oakland's Derek Carr this season (and this streak is active). Rodgers Kenny Clark Color Rush Jersey , in 2016, is one of 10 QBs to have a streak of seven games without a pick.If the criteria is changed to just five attempts per game, the Packers' Bart Starr has the record with 14 straight games without an interception, from Oct. 4, 1964-Oct. 3, 1965. Starr had at least 13 attempts in 13 of those games; the exception being a 24-14 loss to San Francisco when he completed just 1 of 5 passes — and it was a touchdown (Zeke Bratkowski played the majority of the game at QB). In addition, Cleveland's Milt Plum had a streak of 11 games https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Mason-Crosby-Jersey , which includes one game with eight pass attempts.Rodgers does own another NFL interception record, though — best career interception rate (1.5 percent).He's only thrown the lone pick this season. The fewest interceptions for any quarterback with 400+ pass attempts and having played all 16 regular-season games is four, done by three QBs — Brady, Steve DeBerg and Dak Prescott.FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS IN A SEASON (MIN. 400 ATTEMPTS)QBTEAMYEARGATTINTAaron RodgersPackers2018134951Tom BradyPatriots2016124322Tom BradyPatriots2010164924Drew BreesSaints2018134154Steve DeBergChiefs1990164444Dak PrescottCowboys2016164594Tyrod TaylorBills2017154204Steve BartkowskiFalcons1983144325Sam BradfordVikings2016155525Aaron RodgersPackers2014165205Alex Smith49ers2011164455Alex SmithChiefs2017155055Even if you lower the attempts to 300 per season, no QB has thrown just one interception in a season. Nick Foles had two in 2013 (317 attempts) and David Garrard three in 2007 (325 attempts).Whatever you make of the Packers' season — and it's been something of a mess — at least you can say you witnessed some history (with more possible to come).