GREEN BAY — A year ago, whatever attention Trevor Davis was getting was based on a hamstring injury that sidelined him for virtually the entire offseason program, and an ill-advised joke he made at the airport in Los Angeles that, well, bombed.
But as the Green Bay Packers closed out this year’s offseason program last week, the fourth-year kick returner and wide receiver was again being talked about — but for the right reasons.
Much of the offseason focus was on other wide receivers in the mix behind No. 1 pass-catcher Davante Adams — from Geronimo Allison’s extensive work as a slot receiver, to Marquez Valdes-Scantling getting a ton of snaps as the No.