johnny_blood
Cheesehead
http://sheboyganpress.packersnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080522/PKR01/80522051/1989
Schroeder was often disappointing as a receiver, but he had his moments, and for a season or two he was a very good returner.
Some of our younger fans may not know him. He was from Wisconsin and played at Div-III UW-La Crosse. He was a converted track star and had a pretty long career in the NFL.
The rage he would often bring out in Holmgren was quite a sight to behold.
Former wide receiver Bill Schroeder, who was with the Green Bay Packers from 1997-2201, has informed the club of his decision to retire with the Packers, General Manager Ted Thompson said today.
“Bill Schroeder was a productive player for us on the field and contributed greatly to our efforts in the local community,” Thompson said. “He was a local boy who made good, and we’re pleased to welcome Bill as a member of our alumni.”
A native of Sheboygan and a graduate of the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse, Schroeder played eight seasons in the National Football League, including stints in Detroit (2002-03) and Tampa Bay (2004). In his five seasons with the Packers, he played in 74 games and made 225 catches for 3,435 yards and 20 touchdowns.
“It was a great privilege to have played for the Packers for the majority of my NFL career,” Schroeder said. “I am honored that the Green Bay Packers have allowed me to end my playing days as a member of one of the greatest franchises in professional sports. I look forward to my continued relationship with the team and helping them and the community in any way possible.”
Schroeder was often disappointing as a receiver, but he had his moments, and for a season or two he was a very good returner.
Some of our younger fans may not know him. He was from Wisconsin and played at Div-III UW-La Crosse. He was a converted track star and had a pretty long career in the NFL.
The rage he would often bring out in Holmgren was quite a sight to behold.