We’re back to the Detroit Lions already? It seems like just three weeks ago I was breaking down the key matchups between these same Lions and the Green Bay Packers. That’s because I was. Due to the fate of the 2012 scheduling, the Green Bay Packers ended up with five divisional games in their […]
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Packers Secondary: Questions and Answers About Woodson’s Return
It appears that Charles Woodson is close to returning to the Packers. That’s great news. So, what are the Packers going to do with him? As soon as Clay Matthews got hurt, you saw an immediate decline in the pass rush. There hasn’t been a major dropoff in pass coverage with Woodson injured. In fact, we’ve seen […]
Ranting and Raving About the Packers Loss to the (Refs) Seahawks
No fancy intro to this post. I’m getting straight to the anger and I invite Packers fans to do the same in the comments section. What pissed you off about last night’s Packers loss to the Seahawks? I’m not looking for one or two things. I’m looking for a laundry list. Let it fly, people. Here […]
Packers-Seahawks: Replacement refs take NFL to all-time low
There’s nothing funny about it. The NFL’s replacement officials have officially cost a team a win that they rightfully earned. “It was awful. That’s all I’m going to say about it.” Aaron Rodgers was dumbfounded following the Packers’ 14-12 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night football. While the Packers quarterback and head coach […]
Jerron McMillian making most of increased opportunity
There’s no way around it–the Packers’ defense dominated the Chicago Bears on Thursday night. Tramon Williams caught as many Jay Cutler passes (two) as Brandon Marshall, the Packers nearly doubled the Bears in total yards, and Clay Matthews had his arms wrapped around Cutler as if he were a certain cast member on Laguna Beach. If […]