Now that all is said and done I can say I told you so. I’m not going to dig up the post, you all saw it so you know I said that when it came right down to it Brett … Continue reading →

This is easily the worst month of the year for NFL fans, there is simply nothing going on, the Interception Machine not withstanding. With two weeks to go before training camp opens for the Green Bay Packers I think the … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers locked up their number two most important player this week by making Greg Jennings the second highest paid wide receiver in the NFL. I don’t have any problem comparing Jennings with Larry Fitzgerald of the Arizona … Continue reading →

First and foremost I am so sick of Brett Lorenzo Favre. But apparently you people aren’t. What I don’t understand is who gives a rat’s ass about a guy who hasn’t played for the Packers in two years and hasn’t … Continue reading →

I think Rex Grossman would have been the perfect backup to Aaron Rodgers this year. The Packers dodged a major bullet last year when Rodgers was able to stay healthy, but why press your luck? Grossman is always at his … Continue reading →

Please accept my apologies for the problem we had with our hamsters (as Florio would say). The issue has been resolved and confidence is high it will never happen again. Rest assured Packernet is alive and well. I would love … Continue reading →

Organized Team Activities are under way for the Green Bay Packers and after the first week there was plenty to talk about. Some of it good news and some of it bad news. The Good:  Quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ leadership is … Continue reading →

I think the people bitching at me for bringing up Brett Favre are the ones who know I’m right and don’t want to hear it anymore. I don’t either, but Favre playing for the Vikings directly affects the Packers, unlike … Continue reading →

Now that word is out that decrepit quarterback Brett Favre is set to sign a deal to join the Minnesota Vikings, here is one vote hoping he does just that. Favre joining the Vikings would be the best thing to … Continue reading →

Was that really Ted Thompson pulling the strings for the Green Bay Packers this past weekend? Even the Thompson bashers have to be fairly happy with what transpired in 2009 NFL Draft. The Packers ended up with two first-round picks … Continue reading →

The Detroit Lions at least spared us the 10 minute wait to announce the pick we already knew was coming. Thanks. So the Lions have a quarterback of the future, ditto the Bears and Packers. Will the Vikings join the … Continue reading →

OK folks, here we go. The Packers 2009 schedule is out, so let the debates begin. My first take is I don’t like playing three of the last five games on the road. December and January usually gives the Packers … Continue reading →

Well, well, well, the Chicago Bears have a quarterback. Or do they? It looks like highway robbery to me. The Denver Broncos get two first round picks and Kyle Orton? Are you kidding me? When Cutler became available by my … Continue reading →

Today’s announcement by the NFL that the Packers and Bears will kick off the league’s Sunday night showcase at Lambeau Field shows the power of the team’s fans. Not only did the Packers get the opening Sunday night contest they … Continue reading →

One has to look hard at the problems the Denver Broncos are having with star quarterback Jay Cutler and wonder if the agent isn’t the problem. The agent, Bus Cook, was also the agent of the greatest soap opera in … Continue reading →

I have to admit it, I don’t feel like doing the research. Can any of you out there tell me what free agent the Packers passed up or lost out on to last year that made a huge impact in … Continue reading →

I think Ted Thompson will surprise us all with the number nine pick in the draft. And judging on his first round history we will not be happy… I think A.J. Hawk and Nick Barnett are going to be beasts … Continue reading →

Brett Favre has finally called it a career, and this time it is for good. In fact, the official retirement papers are already being processed for by the NFL so you can rule out a comeback this time. While I … Continue reading →

The Steelers lead 3-0 after Arizona decided not to take the ball after winning the coin toss. The Steelers promptly went the length of the field and kicked a field goal. The Cardinals don’t move the ball and all the … Continue reading →

Since the firing of defensive coordinator Bob Sanders a week after the Packers’ 2008 season ended and following a long search for a new coordinator, the defensive staff head coach Mike McCarthy is putting together is starting to look pretty … Continue reading →

Judging from first impressions, I think it is safe to say the Green Bay Packers’ defense is in much more capable hands than the previous three years. Under Bob Sanders the Packers were trying to find a way to continue … Continue reading →

Green Bay Packers’ head coach Mike McCarthy followed the words of one of his mentors who said “hire slow” and in the end believes he got the man who is a perfect fit to lead the Green Bay Packers’ defense … Continue reading →

Reports yesterday and today seem to confirm that former 49ers coach Mike Nolan is heading to Denver. So who is McCarthy focusing on to be what will be the biggest decision of his head coaching career and may determine his … Continue reading →

Here is a possibility that will set off the Ted Thompson haters big time if it happens. How about Texas Tech wide receiver Michael Crabtree going to the Packers with the ninth pick in the draft? If Crabtree is there, … Continue reading →

A new name emerged in the Packers’ defensive coordinator search and that is former Jacksonville defensive coordinator Gregg Williams. A day after interviewing Mike Nolan word was head coach Mike McCarthy was trying to coordinate a meeting with Williams. Both … Continue reading →