Aaron Rodgers thinks the Packers defense is playing like the one from 2010. Is he at all right?

  As the Packers’ 2009 training camp continues, here are the developments I want to see on the defensive side of the ball by the time the Packers break camp.

  In case you didn't catch it in LoungeCenter, Nick Barnett had some interesting things to say yesterday about our new defense.

  It's finally over. The Green Bay Packers have hired Dom Capers to be their new defensive coordinator.

  There is breaking news that Packer's defensive coordinator Bob Sanders has been fired. There has been no official announcement from the Packers.

In an unprecedented move to bolster an already depleted team, the Green Bay Packers have made an unusual late season acquisition. Working late into the night at 1265 this weekend, the Packers have inked...

Remember the Titans - not only a good movie, but something we should keep in mind for the rest of the week. Why you ask? Well simply put, come next weekend that is all they'll have...the memories.

Maybe it's the dreads, maybe it's something in the Green Bay water. Whatever it is, even after physicians told him he was bleeding internally, Al Harris knew he'd be back.

Since it's almost Friday that means it's time to start talking Seahawks. It is eerily peculiar how both these teams find themselves in similar positions. Here are five things to watch for.

With the injuries mounting at the safety position, it looks like Charlie Peprah will be starting this week against Atlanta. With Bigby and Rouse both injured, it is Peprah's time to shine.

Defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins is done for the year with a torn pectoral muscle. This is the same injury suffered by free-agent Joe Johnson several years ago.

Multiple sources have reported that cornerback Al Harris could return in as little as three weeks. According to the Associated Press, the word on Harris is encouraging.

Patrick Lee will make his debut this Sunday for the Green Bay Packers. The folks at Scout.com sat down with Lee for a question and answer session. Here is what Lee had to say.

This morning I read perhaps the dumbest thing ever written. Every week, the Green Bay Press-Gazette has a question and answer session with its Packer reporters.