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long-term future. He’s in the final year of his contract Jimmy Graham Color Rush Jersey , and the Packers signed free agents Preston Smith and Za’Darius Smith and drafted Rashan Gary and Kingsley Keke in their front seven. Some have wondered whether Daniels even is in the Packers’ plans for this season.But Packers defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery sounds as if he foresees a role for Daniels.“He’s still a dominant player,” Montgomery said, via Rob Demovsky of ESPN.Daniels played 42 snaps per game last season in 10 games, missing six with a foot injury. He played 45 per game in 2017.Montgomery said the Packers would like to limit Daniels’ snaps even further to keep him healthy and make him “even more dominant.” Montgomery https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Muhammad-Wilkerson-Jersey , though, might have to talk Daniels into it.Daniels, who turned 30 earlier this month, made his first Pro Bowl in 2017 with 49 tackles and five sacks. He had 18 tackles and two sacks in four fewer games last season. Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has complimented wide receivers Jake Kumerow and Marquez Valdes-Scantling for their work in the offseason program DeShone Kizer Jersey , but he isn’t the only one handing out praise to wideouts in Green Bay.Head coach Matt LaFleur had a positive reaction to what Trevor Davis did on the field this spring. The 2016 fifth-round pick had two stints on injured reserve last season and didn’t catch any passes in the two games he did play. That left him a bit under the radar, but he was able to catch LaFleur’s eye.“A guy that may have been forgotten a little bit is Trevor Davis,” LaFleur said, via Madison.com. “He made a lot of great plays down the field. He has speed. That’s one thing I love about our group is our guys can run. Anytime you have a group of receivers who can run Tramon Williams Color Rush Jersey , you have a chance. I’ve been really impressed with him. I feel like he’s come a long way. The effort and the intensity level with which he practices has certainly improved.”Rodgers said Davis make one play every day “that jumps out on the film” and offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett credited the wideout with making “electric catches,” which wasn’t a regular part of Davis’s portfolio when healthy in his first two seasons.Davis saw more action as a returner than a wideout in those years, but feels he’s gotten a “clean slate” from the new staff. With a lot of competition for snaps alongside Davante Adams, he’ll have to keep rolling come training camp for that to extend into the regular season.