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Mike and Dan explore how all three phases came up short in the Packers’ most recent loss to the Giants.  They also dissect the recent comments by Aaron Rodgers about his injury and what it may mean for the outcome of this season. Other topics for discussion include the continued development of Scott Tolzien, the…


Pulse of the Pack: Barely Beating… Marques tells a memorable story about Detroit in anticipation of the Packers-Lions showdown on Thanksgiving. Listen using the player below or download the podcast from the Packers Talk Radio Network on Itunes. Popular Football Internet Radio with Packers Talk Radio Network on BlogTalkRadio   —– “The Pulse of the Pack”…


Marques, Kris and Cory from ALLGBP.com get together as the Packers suffered their third straight knockdown on Sunday. They’re back up, but staggering to regain their footing. Can they find it against the Vikings? Tune in as the guys dissect the loss to the Giants and discuss how the Packers can find their way out…


The Green Bay Packers season is currently hanging in the balance and their MVP has been ruled out.  The Packers defense played OK, but fill in QB Scott Tolzien turned the ball over too many times and  bogged down in the red zone.  The Packers rush offense made it clear that they aren’t quite to…


Glancing at Scott Tolzien’s boxscore from the Giants loss, you’d be impressed. But don’t be fooled. Tolzien Alex Smithed the Giants to death. Mike McCarthy kept the leash on the third-year pro making his first NFL start. He didn’t allow Tolzien to keep the Giants defense honest by throwing it down the field. The Giants…


The Pocketeers assemble to discuss Sunday’s loss to the Giants. We praise Scott Tolzien & Tramon Williams, give Marshall Newhouse a nickname, ask: will Aaron Rodgers ever return? Why couldn’t Matthews play with a club three weeks ago? Give our “Eat a sack!” Award and much more.” Listen using the player below or download the…


When an organization invests $110 million in you, it means you are important to the future of the organization. That is exactly what the Packers did this past April when they signed Aaron Rodgers to a record setting 5 year/$110 million extension. The extension guaranteed Rodgers financial security for the rest of his life, the ability…