January 31st, 2008

Bob Sanders Isn’t Going Anywhere

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So sayeth Mike McCarthy in interviews with the guys from the Milwaukee-Journal Sentinel.
This is the start. The start of McCarthy’s very own “Shoop Phase”. What’s that you ask? A “Shoop Phase” is where a head coach refuses to recognize the deficiencies of one of the coordinators on his staff, how that coordinator is holding the [...]

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January 30th, 2008

Railbird Gets It Right

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Since I’ve been known to point out when people get it wrong, I’d be remiss if I didn’t point out when they get it right, which Brian Carriveau certainly does with this post regarding the Packers off season plan.
Carriveau spends most of the post repudiating (correctly, I might add) Sporting News’ contention that the Packers [...]

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January 30th, 2008

Moss Talks About The Packers

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This is extremely illuminating.
If Randy Moss is to be believed, Ted Thompson made it abundantly clear when he was courting Moss this past off season that Donald Driver was to be the number one wide receiver on the Green Bay Packers if Moss ended up joining the team. Um, what? I understand talking about the [...]

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January 29th, 2008

Cruel. Just Cruel.

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(Sigh)

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January 28th, 2008

This Is Kind Of A Big Deal…

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As anyone who reads this site with any semblance of regularity knows, I am a big fan of the work Andrew Brandt has done for the Packers organization. For both Mike Sherman and Ted Thompson, Brandt has worked magic in his capacity as the Packers’ resident cap guru.
And today, he quit.
No official word as to [...]

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January 28th, 2008

Quick Note For Mike McCarthy

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Ahem. Linked without comment.
Tackle Forrest Gregg is 74, but he giggles over the phone when recalling how Lombardi would have the offensive line out in the coldest weather, trying to move a blocking sled that was frozen to the tundra. When they would fall to their knees in futility, Lombardi would bark, “You guys are [...]

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