ESPN Packers receiver Jayden Reed said the meeting after the NFL draft between his agent and the team about his role was "misinterpreted."

Shortly after the Packers picked Matthew Golden at No. 22 (and another receiver, Savion Williams, in the third round), a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter that Reed's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, reached out to the Packers to clarify the wide receiver's status and that the team said the picks would not affect Reed's status as its top receiver.

"A lot of people misinterpreted that," Reed said after Wednesday's OTA practice. "I hired a new agent [Rosenhaus], and we talked about it before even the draft, really, that he said he was going to talk to the front office and everybody here to just catch up and make sure everybody's on the same page. As a new client, he told me that's the way he was going to do it, and he did it.

"Now, I don't know how it got out because it was supposed to be confidential. But that's how it goes sometimes. People get a different perception; they make their own perception, which is OK. That's how it goes sometimes."

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Product of the NFL refusing to allow itself to have an off-season. I blame the NFL because I can.

Zero2Cool;469436Product of the NFL refusing to allow itself to have an off-season. I blame the NFL because I can.

As usual, much to do about nothing.
I have clicked on, listened to or have read fewer and fewer stories that deal with speculation and innuendo. I'm just a cranky old man. It gets tiresome. Now get off my lawn.

Perhaps it was not 'misinterpreted'....perhaps it was improperly and/or ineffectively
conveyed.