The Green Bay Packers won their first game of the preseason last night and as my dear departed Pops would say – “some good, some bad”. On this occasion I do think the good outweighed the bad. The Good:  Cedric … Continue reading →

I know, I know, it is only two preseason games and way to early to pass judgement on the 2012 Green Bay Packers. In two preseason games the Packers have looked just shy of awful. Oh sure, there have been some … Continue reading →

15 minutes until kickoff. Things I want to see: The No. 1 offense march it down the field and score a TD Marshall Newhouse take command of the left tackle position Jerel Worthy and Nick Perry make their presence felt Casey Hayward … Continue reading →

Wow is about all you can say about the poor quality of play in the Packers’ preseason opener at San Diego on national TV. Not much really to say so as Romey would say, lets fire off some bullets. My … Continue reading →

Training camp is only a few days old but the talk of how good the Packers will be this year is already taking center stage. Aaron Rodgers kind of started it by saying the Packers will be better on both … Continue reading →

This offseason has surely been the longest of my life. After becoming the first team to win 15 games in a regular season but none in the playoffs, the Green Bay Packers and their fans are itching to get that … Continue reading →

All the talk recently regarding the Dallas Cowboys and their “window” to win the Super Bowl with Tony Romo got me thinking. Just how big is the Packers’ window? Coming off a Super Bowl win two years ago and the … Continue reading →

First he is signing free agents, now he’s drafting for need and trading up twice in one round. What is going on with Packers’ GM Ted Thompson? I have my suspicions but that is for another day. Today Thompson made … Continue reading →

After the Bears, with the 19th pick, took the linebacker the Packers probably really wanted in Shea McClellin, the Packers settled for Nick Perry with the 28th pick. Perry played defensive end at USC but was drafted to start at … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers finished last year with the worst pass defense in NFL history. To fix the problem the Packers are counting on a couple of middle-tier free agents and tomorrow’s NFL Draft. While general manager Ted Thompson always … Continue reading →

Not that I am overly concerned or anything but I did find the Packers’ coaching changes a little curious. After all, they have a tight ends coach coaching quarterbacks, a quarterbacks coach coaching running backs and a running backs coach … Continue reading →

I guess if there is one thing the Packers can take from yesterday’s loss to the New York is that the Giants are an example of what the Packers hope to do now that they are no longer champions. The … Continue reading →

I won’t be over this loss for a long time. It was clearly the worst the team has played since Mike McCarthy became coach. Dom Capers should be relieved of his duties tomorrow and Ted Thompson needs to make it … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers completed the regular season 15-1 and today face a New York Giants team that went 9-7 and beat the Atlanta Falcons in New York last week. So why exactly is everybody picking the Giants to roll … Continue reading →

If football games are won during the week, the Packers have already lost. The big, bad, New York Giants are the best team in the NFL. Just ask them. Jason Pierre-Paul led the charge Antrel Rolle followed suit. Too bad we have … Continue reading →

Well, maybe they didn’t shock the world, but it was a shock to to me anyway. How can the Packers’ “B” team rip up the full throttle Detroit Lions 45-41 today? This has to be the four-letter network’s ultimate “Come … Continue reading →

The Packers are 14-1 for the season and now I am 12-3 in my predictions for their games. I was glad to be wrong twice, not so on the third. The Packers destroyed the Bears 35-21 in another game that … Continue reading →

I hate to say it but I have a bad feeling about tonight’s game against the Bears. The Packers are riddled with injuries to their offensive line and had their confidence shaken to the core last week in Kansas City. … Continue reading →

Now that the Green Bay Packers kissed their perfect season goodbye they can get back to focusing on the real task, Super Bowl 46. ESPN can take down the ticker and half the media trucks parked at Lambeau will soon … Continue reading →

The Packers put their undefeated record on the line in about three hours against a terrible Kansas City Chiefs team that should be out of the game by halftime. But that is only on paper. I think Mike McCarthy will … Continue reading →

After destroying the still in contention Oakland Raiders yesterday the Packers will huge favorites to beat the woeful Kansas City Chiefs, who fired their head coach today. If that does indeed happen the Packers will have only one thing to … Continue reading →

I don’t think it will be easy, but the Packers will improve to 13-0 on the season. The Raiders have just the weapon to slow the Packers’ offense – a good running game. My thinking is the Raiders will limit … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers faced their stiffest test of the season yesterday and still found a way to win. This time it took a 5-play 68-yard drive in the final 58 seconds to set up Mason Crosby’s game winning field … Continue reading →

3:18 PM: Wow! Haven’t even started my blog and the Giants lead. My prediction was 27-24 on a late Crosby field goal. Might have to update that to 37-34. We’ll see how the offense does. 3:27 PM: Guys wide open … Continue reading →

If the Packers 27-15 beat down of the Lions showed anything, it showed that when the Packers are in a big game, they play like it. For a week twelve regular season game, the stakes couldn’t have been much higher. … Continue reading →