The Green Bay Packers are sticking with tight end Tory Humphrey despite his difficulties in recovering from a broken leg suffered during last year’s training camp.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers has a lot of confidence in him, saying he can definitely become a starting tight end in the NFL.

The Packers feel the same way, although they waived him back in 2005 after signing him as an unrestricted free agent out of college.

The tight end was actually about to start a job with UPS when the Packers called him up and asked him to come in.

After showing some ability, the injury looked like it came at the worst time. However, the Packers haven’t given up hope in their young tight end.