Javon

Walker

He’ll play on Sunday and is a must-start in all fantasy leagues.

That’s amazing. According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, he leads the league in “drop percentage”. Michael Clayton and Torry Holt are two other leaders.

It’s not a major injury and won’t be a factor heading into the offseason. He’ll be ranked in our top ten wideouts next year.

That said, the shin injury Walker suffered is not considered serious. He’s already working out.

The big-play receiver always looks good in the summer, but it looks like he’s emerging as Brett Favre’s top target. We like him, but don’t totally forget about Robert Ferguson on draft day.

He’s had some hamstring issues early in camp, but wants to see some game action.

Walker was limping on the sidelines, but the Packers don’t expect the injury to be a serious one. “It was more precautionary than anything,” coach Mike Sherman said. “His hamstring was sore. He didn’t pull or strain anything. It just tightened up on him a little bit.”

His hamstring injury from a few days ago has proved to be minor.

“Javon looks like he did last year and the year before,” Favre said. “He’s always been a slow starter. I can tell just by watching those types of plays that he’s got to get in shape for those. You can run and do all the offseason workouts, but there’s no substitute for what you’re going to do in a game.’'

''I’m not going to take that (expletive) from anyone.” Walker said shortly after practice. “He definitely started it.” Carroll said. Walker knows who to pick a fight with - Carroll has to be the least popular player in Green Bay.