Koren reinstated, Packers welcome him back
Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson issued a statement that made clear the team will welcome back WR Koren Robinson.
"It’s been a year since we’ve seen Koren, so our first step is to have him return to Green Bay," Thompson said in the statement. "The Packers will request a roster exemption, during which time we would see where Koren is at in terms of football shape.
"We are aware how difficult this past year has been for Koren, but the Packers are grateful for the progress he’s made, as evidenced by this reinstatement," Thompson concluded in the statement.
ESPN.com first reported the reinstatement earlier today. Agent Alvin Keels told ESPN.com that Robinson was already on a flight back to Green Bay. The Packers have a bye this weekend, giving Robinson time.
"It’s been a year since we’ve seen Koren, so our first step is to have him return to Green Bay," Thompson said in the statement. "The Packers will request a roster exemption, during which time we would see where Koren is at in terms of football shape.
"We are aware how difficult this past year has been for Koren, but the Packers are grateful for the progress he’s made, as evidenced by this reinstatement," Thompson concluded in the statement.
ESPN.com first reported the reinstatement earlier today. Agent Alvin Keels told ESPN.com that Robinson was already on a flight back to Green Bay. The Packers have a bye this weekend, giving Robinson time.
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