You may not have known it from casually watching the game or reading the stat sheet, but Clay Matthews III (CM3) was the focal point of the Super Bowl. When Matthews was on the field, both the Steelers’ and the Packers’ strategies revolved directly around Clay Matthews.
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Dallas Texas Super Bowl Baby – Part Two – This Packers Fan’s Game Day Excellent Adventure
Dallas Texas Super Bowl Baby! The day was finally here. The cellphone alarm woke my cousin Pete and I up around 8:30AM. We each took a quick shower, changed into our game day attire, and headed downstairs for the free breakfast at the hotel.
Green Bay Packers 2010 Player Evaluations – Defense – Jarrett Bush
The shot of Jarrett Bush overcome with emotion after the Packers clinched the Super Bowl is the most underrated moment of the 2010 season. Watching Bush — a player who has been the team punching bag since arriving in 2006 — let everything come pouring out before he made it off the field was powerful stuff.
Green Bay Packers 2010 Player Evaluations – Defense – B.J. Raji
I remember being disappointed when the Green Bay Packers drafted BJ Raji ninth overall in 2009. I really wanted the Packers to take OL Michael Oher. The ninth spot might have been a little too high for Oher, but I hated Green Bay’s offensive line.
Dallas Texas Super Bowl Baby – Part One – This Packers Fan’s Excellent Adventure
As Jermichael Finley now famously said at the Packers’ family night scrimmage, “I’ve got ONE word: Dallas Texas Super Bowl, Baby.” OK say, so it’s five words. But who cares?
What an excellent adventure it was. As I sit down to write this, I realize that at this time last week, I was on Texas I-30, driving to Cowboys Stadium. A battle between two teams with the most respected organizations in sports awaited, and the game did not disappoint. Especially if you were a Packers Fan.