Greg Jennings puts his home near Lambeau Field on the market
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| Wide receiver Greg Jennings may have played his last game with the Packers. (US Presswire) |
Packers wideout Greg Jennings has put his house near Lambeau Field up for sale, according to Fox Sports Wisconsin.
It's another sign the impending unrestricted free agent is leaving town after seven seasons with Green Bay. The Packers appear set at wide receiver with Jordy Nelson, James Jones and Randall Cobb, making Jennings expendable. Donald Driver is leaning toward retirement.
Jennings, 29, missed nine games with a groin injury and finished with a career-low 36 catches this season. The two-time Pro Bowler amassed more than 1,100 receiving yards in three straight seasons from 2008-10, and had a monster postseason in Green Bay's run to the Super Bowl XLV title.
Fox Sports Wisconsin said Jennings is asking $525,000 for his 4,788 square-foot home in De Pere, Wis., a 10-minute drive from Lambeau. The house has five bedrooms and five bathrooms on a 0.37-acre lot.
As the 2006 second-round pick cleaned out his locker the day after the Packers' playoff loss to San Francisco, Jennings didn't sound at all crushed at the thought of leaving Green Bay.
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"I'm going to play football," he told reporters. "I'm going to train hard this offseason and be prepared to play football next year. That's all I can control and that's what I'll do. That's what I'm best at, and I'm excited for that.
"They're going to do what's best for the Packers and the organization. And as the other half of the businessman sitting down at that table, I have to do what's best for myself and my family."
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