Aaron Rodgers, QB of the Dream Team
Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus has release a list of his 2016 NFL dream team and right at the top of the list is none other than Aaron Rodgers.
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Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus has release a list of his 2016 NFL dream team and right at the top of the list is none other than Aaron Rodgers.
The Packers won against the Browns with their 3/4th string quarterbacks and a lot of looks at young players that are trying to make the team. Thursday night’s game against the Raiders will be a much different story.
The Pack is back with a win over the Browns by the second and third stringers and the team played rather well considering that. Raves: Offense Joe Callahan, a division III QB getting the start was a pleasant surprise. Just
The most poignant tweets from today’s training camp practice. It’s looking like Aaron will not take the field on Friday. Abbrederis continues to shine.
A recap of some of the most poignant tweets of today’s training camp practice. Jared Cook is looking good. Aaron and Randall get in sync on a crossing route. Sam Barrington hits the field. And more…
A lot of talk has been about how Brett Favre set yet one more record during the Hall of Fame induction ceremony last night…a record for the longest Hall of Fame induction speech. His words were less prepared than, perhaps
Brett Favre is minutes away from taking his place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. But just yesterday I had a discussion with PackerNation about how much one relatively unknown receiver means to me and today he penned a
Last season, the Green Bay Packers’ passing game went from one of the league’s best to one of the team’s most problematic areas on either side of the ball. While most fans expected a minor dip in production due to
With a perennially youth oriented team like the Green Bay Packers, there is a certain inevitability. From time to time, rookies will have to step in and make a significant impact from day one. This is not the rookie that
One of the things that I’ll be watching in 2016 really has nothing to do with the strategy or mechanics of football. There are always those immeasurable things that often factor into how an NFL team produces on the field.