The Green Bay Packers have yet to put good use to the prolific blocking and consistent pass-catching shown by tight end Marcedes Lewis over his 13-year NFL career. The Packers signed Lewis in May to sure up the back up tight end position behind Jimmy Graham. He is a more proven and willing blocker than…
I attempt to maintain my body weight by following Weight Watchers and counting points daily. This past Sunday I made chili and lemon bars, both Weight Watchers approved. It’s a good thing too because when the Packers are losing or ultimately lose, I overeat. Unfortunately, in our present season, there’s no magic pill to control…
It’s easy to be pretty down on the Green Bay Packers’ postseason chances after a sloppy loss to the Washington Redskins in Week 3. The 31-17 thumping continued what seems like a recent trend of slow starts for Aaron Rodgers & Company. Despite the poor performance, there are reasons to remain (cautiously) optimistic moving forward.…
After watching a loss to Washington, the Green Bay Packers have concerns about rules, catching the ball, and the defensive side of the ball. After an unexpected loss it’s good to take a look at who played well, and who did not. Studs: Aaron Rodgers Rodgers wasn’t perfect, but playing hurt he did absolutely…
When Packers defensive tackle Muhammad Wilkerson went down with an ankle injury and was then taken to an area hospital during the game, there was a sense that it wasn’t good. Wilkerson did not make the flight home and ended up spending the night in the Washington D.C. area hospital. During his Monday press conference,…
“Well, let’s….analyze….what we’re doing RIGHT out there today……NOT A [explicative} THING!!” This line from the classic football movie, and the tantrum that follows, easily sums up the Green Bay Packers adventures in Washington on Sunday, losing 31-17 in a game that was never really even that close. While most Packer fans are still outraged by…
Chris and Dave were clear: This one wasn’t on the refs. The Packers had their chances to beat Washington but (like their receivers) let the game slip through their hands. Nonetheless, the NFL needs to get its act together when it comes to tackling the QB, and the fellas are tired of seeing those yellow…