Just turn on the tape. It’s there.
“There’s always been flashes,” said Perry. “There’s always been times where I was able to do what I wanted to do.”
As soon as it looked like the Packers linebacker’s luck had changed, however, a setback quickly followed. For every hurdle Perry jumped over, another was immediately put in front of him.
That finally changed in 2016 when the former first-round pick enjoyed the first full offseason program of his career. Injury-free, Perry was positioned to make a lasting impact.
In turn, Perry led all Green Bay pass-rushers with 52 tackles and 11 sacks, and produced the career campaign everyone associated with the Packers believed he was destined for as a pass-rusher out of USC.