The Packers are idiots

They're trying to get Greg Paulus to come play FOOTBALL for them. Paulus is that PG who plays for DUKE. apparently he was a stud QB in high school, but he chose basketball for college... why would they even consider him?! man.

hahahaha, i hope he does go to green bay.... then again i am a bears fan.

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Greg Paulus, who chose to be a point guard instead of a quarterback in college, reportedly has worked out for the Green Bay Packers.

Paulus, who started 95 games at Duke
before his role was drastically reduced his senior season, worked out
in front of Packers representatives in Durham, N.C., "a couple of days
ago," according to the Wisconsin State Journal. ProFootballTalk.com
also had the report. It is not clear for what position he was
auditioning.Greg Paulus was Duke's starting point guard for three seasons before losing the job to Nolan Smith.

Though Paulus, from Syracuse, N.Y., opted for the Blue Devils as a
basketball player, he is not without some serious football credentials.
He was offered a football scholarship by Notre Dame as well as the
University of Miami, and was a former Gatorade football player of the
year at Christian Brothers Academy. Paulus, 6-foot-1, 180 pounds, was a four-time all-state football
player; a starter in the U.S. Army All-American game; and set six state
passing records. Christian Brothers was 42-3 during his time there, and
he had 11,763 career passing yards and 152 touchdown passes in 45 games.He is the only one among his male siblings to take the basketball
route. Each of his five brothers played Division I-A football; Mike
Paulus is currently a quarterback at North Carolina.Paulus averaged 9.9 points and 4.1 assists as a three-year starter for
the Blue Devils. But coach Mike Krzyzewski shuffled his lineup and
Paulus, with a history of injuries, was replaced by Nolan Smith at the point. Paulus played just 16.1 minutes a game this season, averaging 4.9 points and 1.3 assists.He earned widespread praise, however, for his conduct and demeanor
after losing the starting job, giving guidance to the younger players
and never showing outward disgruntlement.
He also expressed no regret about choosing basketball over football, during an interview in January with USA Today. "I wanted to play point guard, and I got a chance to do that and to
play for Duke and Coach [Krzyzewski]," Paulus told USA Today. "I
wouldn't change a thing."

6'1 180 is pretty small for a QB.

Yeah but his stats were amazing

this is nothing new. years ago...charlie ward was Florida State's starting qb. and while he would have been a good draft pick for a team in the NFL....he chose to go pro in the NBA and played with the Knicks.

haha just saw this on around the horn