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Cory Jennerjohn (@coryjennerjohn) I know Joe Flacco got himself a Super Bowl win last season, but I still don’t respect him as a passer. Added to that is Ray Rice’s bad hip and the Ravens will need to get creative just to keep drives alive. Look for Jermichael Finley to get behind a collection of…


This week Chris and Adam asses the Matthews injury, how it will affect the team going forward and why it may NOT be the most important injury for Sunday’s game. They also breakdown the one weakness of the offense so far this season, as well as give you which player(s) are due for breakout game…


It is now reasonably clear how long the Packers will be without their best defensive leader, best pass rusher, and $66 million dollar man, Clay Matthews.  He had successful surgery to his thumb on Monday, and well more than likely miss 4 games while there are pins in his hitchhiking digit.  It’s possible, but seemingly…


If you’ve been waiting for a great show that brings all of Packer Nation together, we have two treats for you tonight. First, the Mayor, Kyle Cousineau, will fill us all in on the last-minute updates for the great Tweetup Tradition that is Throwback Weekend when the Packers face the Browns in nine days.  You don’t want…


The Packers were happy they got a bruiser in running back Eddie Lacy at such a high value late in the second round last spring. The problem is, he’s not being used properly. Lacy is the guy you want to get the rock on short situations to keep the chains moving and more important, to…


Mike and Dan recap the win over the Lions, discuss what the loss of Clay Matthews will mean for the defense, and take a look at the continuing success of the running game. They also look forward to the upcoming game in Baltimore against the defending Super Bowl champion Ravens. Listen using the player below…


When Mike McCarthy was hired as Head Coach of the Packers in 2006, he brought with him a specific idea of what he wanted his offense to look like. A spread type offense with a minimum 3 to 4 wide receivers on the field most plays, with the quarterback surveying the defense from the shotgun…