I told you so. Why do you question me? The Green Bay Packers beat a team I told you they should beat and head in to the bye week with a 4-3 record. I could not be more happy with … Continue reading →

The thing I hate most about the bye week in the NFL is the week before the Packers have a bye. Lose and you suck for two weeks, win and everybody is in a great mood for two weeks. At … Continue reading →

That is the way they draw it up. With the Packers’ season hanging in the balance late in the first half, trailing 10-3 to the fading Seahawks, the Packers, led by the courageous Aaron Rodgers, scored 24 straight points and … Continue reading →

Like much of the season the Packers again are slow starters. Now after a Rodgers fumble they are down 7-3 to the lowly Seahawks. The defense is playing much the way it has all season. Bad. Time to put the … Continue reading →

If anybody wanted a true test of who the Green Bay Packers really are, it was yesterday in Lambeau Field. What I thought was a clearly inferior team, the Falcons, came into the Packers’ house and put a whopping on … Continue reading →

I’m sorry. I don’t have the energy to defend my team any longer. It is a losing battle. It is one thing to be a fan with your friends, but quite another to try to appease the masses. I can’t … Continue reading →

With the Green Bay Packers mired in a two-game losing streak and injuries forcing the team to perform triage yesterday in Tampa, is it time to hit the panic button? The Packers have lost back-to-back games against 2007 playoff teams … Continue reading →

Live game blog is back. By the way, my prediction was 24-23 Pack. Aaron Rodgers second come-from-behind victory. Nice little 58-yard touchdown drive to open the game. Ryan Grant with some nice runs, Jordy Nelson a nice catch and Greg … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys. Thanks to one game in 1967 this will always be a historical matchup. History was once again made Sunday night when the Cowboys earned their first ever win at Lambeau Field, making a … Continue reading →

The Dallas Cowboys bring the NFL’s number one offense to Lambeau Field tonight in an early season conference showdown. The Packers and Cowboys are both playoff teams from a year ago but since then the expectations have gone in drastically … Continue reading →

The Packers made it interesting, but in the end the resulting 23-point win was pretty much what it should have been. This was a trap game for the Packers, a huge win last week, short week, and against a division … Continue reading →

Still 30 minutes of football to play, if this is what we are going to get from Aaron Rodgers all year, life will be good for the Green Bay Packers. Yes, it is the Lions, but it is on the … Continue reading →

Strange things have happened in the Motor City in the past, but those things happened prior to the Mike McCarthy era. McCarthy  has never lost to either the Lions or Vikings since taking the helm and that impressive string should … Continue reading →

After six months of hype heading into the new era in Green Bay Packers’ football, the team can finally get back to its normal routine following the rousing Monday win over the rival Vikings. Well almost, after all it was … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers and new quarterback Aaron Rodgers do what they do. Win games. The 24-19 win over the arch rival Vikings might be the one of the greatest games I’ve been at in my 35 years of going … Continue reading →

The 2008 NFL season is off and running and a wild day it was in the NFL. From Atlanta’s dismantling of Detroit, to Carolina’s last second win at San Diego, it was quite a day. Oh yeah, New England quarterback … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers are focusing on the Minnesota Vikings this week and even though this will be Aaron Rodgers first start the scene has been quiet the last week or so. Maybe that is because previously the Packers’ training … Continue reading →

There were a few surprises in the final cuts and today’s moves, but all-in-all it is time to get ready for the almighty Minnesota Vikings. Keeping running back Kregg Lumpkin over Noah Herron and Vernand Morency was a mild surprise, … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers looked good in their last preseason performance, and Thursday’s game against the Titans means something only if you are Brian Brohm or Matt Flynn. So what you have seen the last three games is pretty much … Continue reading →

First impressions look good. Rodgers shines, Double-D gets the TD. So far so good. Second impressions so-so. Defense did hold them to three, but did give up two 22-yard plays. Packers 7, Broncos 3. The Packers’ defense all of a … Continue reading →

Head coach Mike McCarthy has not done his young quarterback any favors by refusing to run the ball in either of the first two preseason games. I always thought the best way to break in a young QB was to … Continue reading →

Playing behind a makeshift offensive line in front of his home crowd, Aaron Rodgers looked every bit the young inexperienced quarterback he is. It wasn’t all Rodgers fault, although he held the ball too long on three of his four … Continue reading →

The dress rehearsal for Aaron Rodgers’ coming out party went off without a hitch Monday night and Packer nation let out a collective sigh of relief. Everybody knows it was a preaseason game, so no need to go into that, … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers and head coach Mike McCarthy got what they were looking for in Aaron Rodgers and the first-team offense by putting up 10 first quarter points that should have been more had not for a drop that … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre finally ended their drawn-out drama by the team trading Favre to the New York Jets. This is a deal that works for both sides. The Jets get Favre obviously at a late stage … Continue reading →