The Pack attack went down to Miami and showed how to win ugly. The defense had people on the edge of their seats throughout Christmas day. Ultimately it was the Tua gifts that sealed the day and pushed Green Bay’s dreams of a postseason run another week. All the stars are aligning for a miracle run despite the sluggish start to the season. The season kicked off with what initially was a shocking defeat in Minnesota where nothing could go right. The team, the players and the coaching are still giving headaches week after week although bright spot Christian Watson has blossomed since Week 1. Gre ..read more

So you’re saying we got a chance? We’re not dead after all? All the cards are falling in Green Bay’s favor to sneak into the playoffs. What seemed to be an impossible finish to the season is suddenly clearing up to be a vindicating finish for a struggling team. The Pack rumbled and tumbled behind AJ Dillon and Aaron Jones en route to a 24-12 win over Los Angeles Rams last week. The defense still sat off coverage by a country mile while the offense inevitably found moments of sloppy play. So was it an issue of the Rams being bad or the Packers just being less bad than they’ve been in other week ..read more

Ok so we’re not great…for now. Maybe this team needs this offensive slump to sharpen their craft for any scenario in the playoffs. Whether you’re part of the run the ball crew or the wide receivers aren’t worthy of playing time, the Packers offense has to give Aaron Jones the ball in any way possible. Use him as a route runner if anything just to decoy. Losing three in a row against teams we expected to beat is hard to swallow although when the LaFleur offense is operating through Jones, we tend to win games regardless of the opponent. Sammy Watkins seems to be in line for extended work with L ..read more

Green Bay was able to survive Week 4 despite an attempted coup by the Boston Patriots. Now their next opponent, the Giants of New York, are trying to peacock their prowess. Unfortunately for the Giants, if anybody loves room temp beers more than Wisconsinites its probably the Brits. Whatever day it is across the pond, the Packers fans will be in abundance filling pubs smelling like cheese and meat pies. Waking up for an 8:30am football game may throw off everyone’s system. In the best effort to be primed for kickoff, start drinking before bed so when you wake up, you have less work to do. Game ..read more

Long time genius coach Matt LaFleur welcomes QB dependent Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots to town for an afternoon thriller. Green Bay is fresh off a victory over the Ironman who built the Patriots dynasty. Brady has defied time for far too long and did his best to will his team into a last minute hope only to be out done by time itself. Now the heir apparent, Mac Jones, will miss Sunday’s game leaving journeyman QB Brian Hoyer as the martyr. New England’s recipe for success has always been strong defense and a consistent run game with a variety of runners. As nobody will fear Bria ..read more

America’s Game of the Week features the storyline honey hole of Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers. Two aging vets with vastly different methods of body maintenance. Maybe if Tom tried some ayahuasca he wouldn’t be so hostile towards the Microsoft tablets. Maybe if Aaron Rodgers stopped eating tomatoes he wouldn’t look so frumpy. The talking points of these two QBs is made ad nauseam. If only the turds at ESPN/FOX/every rinse repeat media cycle would talk about the Green Bay Packers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The true storyline of the game is how both elite throwers are stuck with mediocre pass catche ..read more

Green Bay kicked off the season with a sputtering performance against division rival Minnesota. Errors in execution and discipline were responsible for the stinker. Credit to Minnesota for coming up with the genius game plan of throwing to their wide-open superstar receiver Justin Jefferson. Brilliant by them. Don’t let us forget that Minnesota did a great job of scaring Christian Watson into dropping a walk-in touchdown. Outside of the unfortunate mistakes, Green Bay still had opportunities to make the game competitive and never found a rhythm. After the tremendously disappointing start to th ..read more

Fire up the grills and chill the Millers. All the hard work of farmers markets, weddings, trips up north and busy Sundays are long gone. The off-season is in the rear view with a focus on couch filled Sundays. Now to business, the Green Bay Packers kickoff 2022 with a road trip to the Minnesota Vikings for an afternoon thriller at Bird Cemetery Stadium. Long serving hot-head-coach Mike Zimmer is a pimple that finally popped. Although a strong defensive coach, his demeanor wasn’t a positive and motivating one for today’s NFL. He was replaced by Kevin O’Connell who was the Offensive Coordinator ..read more

The Packers are entering their third week of training camp and preparing for their first preseason game of the year. For many fans, training camp is one of their favorite times of the year. We get to see who is flourishing in position battles, what the depth of the team looks like, and the production of certain players. This time is incredibly valuable to players all across the board. Some are looking to refine their skills, and others are scrapping to make the team. We have gleaned some important things already about this 2022 team through the first three weeks. Let’s take a look at some quic ..read more

It’s my favorite time of the season…training camp. There is nothing better than hearing pads pop in the heat of the July Wisconsin sun. Young players begin with aspirations of making an NFL roster and finding their way on to a team. Fans finally get the craving for football that they’ve been desiring for months. What’s not to love? Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense were back in full swing on day one. Allen Lazard lined up as the X receiver, while Juan Winfree ran reps with the starters and of course Cobb. It was the first time since 2016 that we hadn’t seen Davante Adams on the field, but ..read more