Antonio Morrison Jersey , the Green Bay Packers’ offense was on track for Week 2 and absolutely electrifying— for the first quarter.A combination of the Vikings tightening up and the Packers deferring from their initial play-action heavy first quarter game script reduced the offense to a very average output.Despite that, Aaron Jones was able to grind out yards on the ground when the passing game struggled and even made an impression in the passing game.The Packers defense put together another strong performance, despite giving up a big play or two here and there. The unit seems leagues away from the past couple years of just getting pounded for long drives with seemingly no way to stop opposing offenses from imposing their will.If you missed the fantasy superlatives from Week 1, we broke down the awards and what they mean. You can check them out here.Without further ado, let’s check out Week 2’s winners:The Big CheeseThis week’s Big Cheese award goes to the aforementioned Aaron Jones. The running back from UTEP was able to gain 116 yards on the ground and added an additional 34 yards through the air. This week, head coach Matt LaFleur said he would like to “keep a good balance” between Jones and Jamaal Williams, but fantasy owners hope that doesn’t mean less work for Jones. Ideally, more carries would go to both backs because the Packers are winning handily and don’t have to pass as much.While Jones didn’t have an excessive amount of receiving yards, his six targets in the passing game were encouraging. Coming out of college, Jones’ receiving ability has been underrated and under-utilized. With more reps, Jones and Aaron Rodgers will connect on that wheel route play to be sure. He’s also sure to earn more passing down reps if he continues to destroy All-Pro safeties:Jones is currently the RB15 in PPR leagues, but finished last week as the second highest scoring back. An indicator of quality fantasy scoring going forward.Number One BoyThis week’s Number One Boy is a new player, but same position. Marquez Valdes-Scantling wasn’t able to take advantage of a depleted Vikings secondary and only brought in three catches on five targets for 19 yards. He’s a young player and learning two offenses in your first two years in the league can’t be an easy task. He still holds a lot of big play ability and should be considered for a spot in the flex. Currently Jimmy Graham Jersey , players like KeeSean Johnson and Cody Latimer are averaging more fantasy points per game, but MVS is also in the company of Mike Evans and Stefon Diggs. That provides a little perspective on how it’s still too early to determine a WRs fantasy value. The Big ShortThe stock to short this week after their performance last week is Jimmy Graham. He was a non-factor in the passing game against Minnesota after coming up with a touchdown in Week 1. Graham is nursing what could turn out to be a “significant” groin injury that led the Packers to promote TE Evan Baylis to the active roster. I wasn’t high on Graham going into the season, despite being a jumpball endzone threat, and now his injury could indicate age catching up with him. The QB later was flipped for a pair of draft picks, one of whom became a beloved player in Green Bay."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections The APC PodcastPackers Film RoomFantasy Football Advicebecame a beloved player in Green Bay.CDTShareTweetShareSharePackers Draft Pick History: Green Bay made Mark Brunell the 118th pick in 1993The Green Bay Packers hold ten draft picks in the 2019 NFL Draft, and for a team that has a storied, 100-year history, they have predictably made selections in the past at every one of these draft slots. Over the next few days leading up to this year’s draft, Acme Packing Company will examine the Packers’ history at each current slot for 2019, as well as run down the names of recent picks around the league at the position.Believe it or not, the Green Bay Packers drafted the most successful NFL player ever selected with the 118th overall pick in the NFL Draft. It was back in 1993, and Ron Wolf was drafting as the Packers’ general manager for the second time. In those days, Wolf was a proponent of drafting a quarterback each and every season. Wolf believed that was the best way to develop backups; he often traded them away after letting them learn the NFL game in Green Bay for a time.In 1993 Elgton Jenkins Green Bay Packers Jersey , the Packers picked a relatively unknown quarterback from the University of Washington, one who had more success as a mobile player than as a passer and who had never completed more than 60 percent of his passes in a season in college. Although he did not have his success in Green Bay, that player went on to have an 18-year NFL career, eventually earning a Super Bowl ring as a backup late in his career.Packers’ History at #1181943: Tom Brock, C1993: Mark Brunell, QBWe know virtually nothing about Brock, but Brunell should be a household name for anyone who followed the NFL in the 1990s and early 2000s.After not taking the field in his rookie season while sitting behind Brett Favre and Ty Detmer, Brunell did see brief action in 1994 as the backup. Wolf then traded him to the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars, getting draft picks in the third and fifth rounds in return. Wolf used those picks on fullback William Henderson and running back Travis Jervey respectively, while Brunell started ten games for the struggling new franchise.Ultimately, the deal worked out for both sides. Brunell started for the Jaguars for nine seasons, making three Pro Bowls in that span and leading the Jaguars to the AFC Championship Game on two occasions (including in their second season in 1996). After that successful run, the Jaguars traded him to Washington for a third-round draft pick in 2004 Elgton Jenkins Jersey 2019 , and he spent four seasons with the team. He then signed a two-year deal to be Drew Brees’ backup in New Orleans in 2008, and he won a Super Bowl ring as a Saint in 2009.All told, that was a great pick for the Packers, who eventually a fifth-round backup QB into a stellar, All-Pro caliber fullback and a decent backup running back/special teams player. Recent History at #1182018: Anthony Averett, CB, Alabama (Ravens)2017: Mack Hollins, WR, North Carolina (Eagles)2016: Juston Burris, CB, North Carolina State (Jets)2015: Ramik Wilson, LB, Georgia (Chiefs)2014: Martavis Bryant Color Rush Elgton Jenkins Jersey , WR, Clemson (Steelers)2013: Sean Porter, LB, Texas A&M (Chiefs)2012: Jarius Wright, WR, Arkansas (Vikings)2011: Jalil Brown, CB, Colorado (Chiefs)