August 29th, 2008

Titans: 23 Packers: 21

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Aaron Rodgers, Greg Jennings, Desmond Bishop
The Bad

Matt Flynn, Offensive Line, Brett Swain
The Bad

Brian Brohm

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August 23rd, 2008

Packers:27 Broncos:24

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Aaron Rodgers, Greg Jennings, Aaron Kampman
The Bad

Bob Sanders, Jason Hunter, All Attempts At Run Blocking
The Bad

Nick Barnett

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August 18th, 2008

49ers:34 Packers:6

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Jordy Nelson, Charles Woodson, Vernand Morency
The Bad

Aaron Rodgers, Jason Spitz, Donald Lee
The Bad

Jarrett Bush

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August 12th, 2008

Bengals: 20 Packers: 17

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Aaron Rodgers, James Jones, Aaron Rouse
The Bad

Brandon Jackson, Bob Sanders, Alfred Malone

The Bad

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June 2nd, 2008

The Good and the Bad (Waiting On Ugly…)

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It’s been awhile, but here in the depths of the worst, most boring part of the NFL offseason is my official ‘Good, Bad and Ugly’ - without the Ugly - from the latest Packer mini-camp report. (Yes, I am now reduced to observing and commenting on the observations of others for practices that the media doesn’t even get to see most of…)

The Good:

Aaron Rogers

Aaron Rodgers, for the most part, sounds like he’s delivering just what you’d expect. Some nice throws, some mistakes, but overall he’s being efficient with the football. Maybe the hope for Packer fans should simply be that points the Packers don’t score because of the loss of Favre’s brilliant playmaking are offset by Rodgers taking better care of the football, thereby giving the opposing offense fewer opportunities to score. Or something like that.

The Bad:

Defending the Tight End

It’s nice to read that Rodgers is throwing 16 yard touchdown passes, until you realize that he’s throwing them to the starting tight-end in double-coverage supplied by Atari Bigby and Brady Poppinga. Some things never change…


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January 14th, 2008

Ryan Grant In “Good/Bad/Ugly”

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Several of you have taken exception to my putting Ryan Grant in the ‘Bad’ category in this weeks ‘The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly’.  (And the ‘comments’ are tame compared to the emails, believe me…) I’m always glad to hear what you guys think, especially when you disagree with me. And usually, I let you have your say, perhaps reply back, and leave it at that. But I felt this deserved its own post.

Do you want the Packers to win the Super Bowl? Seriously, think about it for a moment. Think about what it would really mean to you. Now think about losing the Super Bowl. Most of us remember losing to Denver in ‘97. Other than two personal tragedies, that was the worst day of my life. You don’t win a Super Bowl by spotting the opposing team 14 points. You just don’t. And that’s essentially what Grant did by fumbling two of his first three touches. Did he atone for it by rushing for 201 yards and 3 touchdowns? Yes, of course he did. Does it absolve him of the responsibility to take care of the football? Absolutely not. You can’t obtain perfection. But you should always be reaching for it. That’s the only way you get better. If you are happy that he had the game he had, far be it from me to take that away from you. But in the NFL, as in life, you need to find what is ‘bad’ about your performance and make it better. And Ryan Grant is no different, even after a record setting performance. Especially when it is entirely possible the Packers could be facing the greatest team to ever step foot on a football field in the New England Patriots if both teams earn the right to play in the Super Bowl, which I think they will. Imagine spotting the Patriots 14 points. You may as well spot them 50. Now, it’s understood that the defense has a job to do as well, and that by fumbling you are not ‘giving’ the opposing team touchdowns. But you are certainly giving them extra, golden opportunities. Opportunities that better teams, let alone great teams, will take severe advantage of.


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January 13th, 2008

Packers: 42 Seahawks: 20

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Brett Favre, Mike McCarthy, Mark Tauscher
The Bad

Ryan Grant, Ryan Grant, Ryan Grant
The Bad

Kenny Albert

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December 31st, 2007

Packers: 34 Lions: 13

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Ryan Grant, Brett Favre, Mike McCarthy
The Bad

Scott Wells, Desmond Bishop, Jarrett Bush
The Bad

The Lions

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