One complaint from opponents of a New York Super Bowl is that the quality of play in past games in sub-zero temeratures has been 'bad' or 'ugly'. Ridiculous.
Greg Jennings seemingly had trouble focusing at the beginning of the 2009 season. That is troubling after he just signed a contract extension - but the time is now for Jennings to refocus and make things right,
Fans would do well to take a look at Daryn Colledge's complete body of work rather than focus on a handful of plays. If they did, they'd see a player who is much better than his reputation and who will help the Packers in 2010.
Greg Bedard of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says the Packers have "No excuses" and no one to blame but themselves if they don't make a deep playoff run in 2010. We here at Cheesehead TV could not agree more.
Packer Update feels Dom Capers needs to try and utilize Desmond Bishop more. Aaron feels Capers is using Bishop's talents as well as can be expected considering the linebackers limitations.
Most observers are expecting Daryn Colledge and Jason Spitz to battle for the starting left guard spot, but fifth round pick Marshall Newhouse could be a surprise contender for the job.
Two sources close to Packers safety Atari Bigby indicated before the draft that the veteran safety is thinking of holding out even after signing his RFA tender, possibly into training camp.
Packer fans are understandably nervous about Clay Matthews after reports that Brian Cushing, one of Matthews' close friends and teammates from USC, will be suspended four games for steroid use in 2009. Aaron agrees 100 percent with Greg Bedard's take on the subject.
Despite the usual offseason assurances from Coach McCarthy that the running game will improve, expect more of the same in 2010 - which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
The Packers like to preach "improve from within" when talking about the younger players on their roster. It's starting to look like that mantra extends to the coaching staff as well.
The Packers have been inconsistent (to be kind) on the defensive side of the ball for decades. Can Jeff Hafley finally bring a championship standard to Titletown?
On this week's show, Maggie and Perri play "Stock Up, Stock Down" to see which players they expect big seasons from and which players may have a decreased role in 2024.
