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Every year it seems like the most polarizing person on the Packers is Dom Capers.

Ted Thompson may have written the book on how to build a Super Bowl team through the draft, but he may want to read Belichick's book on how to maintain that team after you've won it.

Smart Football details the reemergence of Vince Lombardi's iconic play.

Teams will now kickoff from the 35 yard line and all scoring plays will fall under booth review.

I have to say, I'm pleased to see McCarthy acknowledge what I and several other bloggers noted would be an issue way back in training camp, chiefly...

Everywhere you turn in the Packer Blogosphere and even in the accredited media you find pieces about the Packers playoff chances, complete with examinations of the Packers schedule and how it compares with the Vikings and Bears, who they all play when, what might happen to the Williams brothers, etc, etc. Sorry, but I just don't see it. I understand newspapers have a vested interest in keeping hope alive, but my fellow bloggers really need to take off the Green and Gold glasses. This team is not going to the playoffs, and if, by some miracle, it happened to find it's way in, it would be embarrassed on a national stage once again. They have simply run out of competent players on the defensive line to mask Bob Sanders gross incompetence. It's that simple, really. Last year, the defensive line was stacked with quality players and hid the fact that Sanders had zero imagination or ability to adjust his scheme, at least not until the end of the season when injuries had taken their toll and you saw the cracks start to show.

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The Colts, in a losing effort, did provide one excellent wrinkle that Bob Sanders should try exploiting, especially as he has the personnel to pull...

I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.

Excellent commentary from Dennis Dillon over at Sporting News. Dillon writes:...

... to all those Packer fans who got so upset when Ted Thompson didn't engage in a bidding war with the Houston Texans for Ahman Green. As most of...

That's according to "a person we talked to", the 'we' being Kevin Seifert of the NFC North blog over at ESPN.com, who has actually been doing...

Favre to Tampa for a second rounder and Chris Simms! This on the strength of a radio show call-in with an eyewitness sighting of Favre and Tampa...

Here I thought that the idea was to infuse the offensive guard position with talent, both through the draft and by letting the talent on the roster...

Seems ex-Lion Kevin Jones is starting to draw a little interest, with both New England and Tennessee having him in for visits. (What is it with the...

... it's interesting to note that the Packers currently have 13 wide receivers on the roster.

That's how Andy over at Packer Geeks wants things done over at 1265 Lombardi Avenue.

Always nice to see McCarthy and his staff get some national recognition.

Well, I know I am constantly labeled a Ted Thompson apologist (though I'm pretty sure you don't need to apologize for your team getting to the NFC...

Not that any of this will be valid on Monday morning...

Steve at Packer Geeks and Greg Bedard over at JSOnline are amongst the anti-Cu

Interesting (but futile) exercise over at Packer Update, where a "former scout" talks through the various positions on offense (defense to be done...

I keep reading how fans think Ted Thompson would be crazy to pick a QB in the first round. Why? Why is that such a far fetched idea? Aaron Rodgers...

And now, Nolan Nawrocki has jumped on the Sam Baker bandwagon.

Brandon over at The ACME Packing Company Blog has  an astute post looking at how he sees Ted Thompson approaching the upcoming draft.

Tyler Dunne over at the Packer Report is a bit distressed about the possibility of Ted Thompson bringing in J.P. Losman to be the back-up to Aaron...

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