I copied this off my Packers site: Adams is their all pro wideout-

Adams’ favorite part of Nijman’s starting debut might not have even come on an actual play.

“I love that dude,” Adams said. “When we switched sides of the field in the fourth quarter, he’s walking by me and I’m just turning everybody up. I’m going crazy and he looks at me and goes, ‘Man, it’s just a blessing to play with you guys. I really enjoy this.’ … It kind of just slowed me down for a second. I just got real appreciative for having a teammate like that.

“It’s kind of crazy, he reminds me a little bit of Aaron Jones from a personality standpoint because early in Aaron’s career, he would do something and be coming back to the huddle and I’d be screaming, ‘Let’s go! Dude, I need that from you every time. Let’s go!’ He’d be, ‘Yes sir,’ and I’m like, ‘Aaron, you don’t have to call me sir in the middle of the game,’ but Yosh is a hell of a football player and great heart, just a great teammate all around.”

Nijman embodies what the Packers’ offensive line was all about on Sunday, a group composed of mostly young guys who probably should’ve been run over by the 49ers, but ones that endeared themselves to their teammates not only before Sunday night, but especially after their stout performance against a formidable defensive line.

If that’s what the Packers’ protection looks like when their two best offensive linemen are out, imagine what it can be like when they’re healthy