Now that the 2nd Annual Titletown Awards nominees have been announced, we thought we'd shine a spotlight on each of the nominees for Best Pa

Remember that guy you used to defend against all the detractors? The guy you would be so happy to see every autumn Sunday? The guy who made...

While it is a bit sad that Corey and I won't be doing another podcast until April for what I'm SURE will be an exciting Special Draft Episode of...

I've seen a lot of this sort of thing (Thompson's Plan May Be Suspect) in the last couple of weeks (Blame Game Begins).

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.

It's Friday morning and I know you were waiting for your new crop of Packer Videos. Here are two of my favorites with links to more. I hope...

For the record Packer Bye week sucks....

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: http://cheeseheadtv.com/blog/packers-34-colts-14 Breaking 67 Year Old Records:

I feel sorry for Jets fans. Jay Glazer, Leroy Butler & Gilbert Brown audio links below. (hattip Packers Lounge Twitter)

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The NFL, through spokesman Greg Aiello, has indicated that it will take no action regarding Brett Favre's reported contact with the Lions (and...

Patrick Crayton, Dallas Cowboy wide receiver, back on August 5th, as reported by Tim Cowlishaw on his Blog:

I can't believe the Green Bay Packers are about to play a game without Brett Favre as their starting quarterback.