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The Best and the Wurst is a weekly series wherein I highlight just a few of the things that stuck out to me in last week’s game.  They are not only or merely the best or wurst players overall, but are merely observations from the game.  Sometimes the considerations aren’t even players at all, but play…

Join the Hot Mess Express as they celebrate a big Packers win on Monday Night Football that brings the team to 3-0 this season. Aaron Rodgers and the receiving corps tore apart the injury-riddled Chiefs secondary, with Randall Cobb scoring three touchdowns, James Jones yet again demonstrating that he was a brilliant off-season pickup, and Ty Montgomery scores…

After ripping through Alex Smith and the Kansas City Chiefs (before letting up and giving up three late TDs) the Packers defense showed the ability to be better than just “ok.” Dom Capers showcased the depth on his bench, using a multitude of packages that included getting players like Chris Banjo and newly re-signed Joe Thomas some meaningful…

In the 2010-2011 season, the Packer defense was ranked 2nd in scoring and 5th in total yards, leading them to a championship. Since then, holes in the defense caused falls that have prevented the team from reaching the Super Bowl since. But this year through three games, it looks like the championship defense is back.…

As I watched Aaron Rodgers dismantle the Kansas City Chiefs defense last night I thought to myself, “Man, it’s been a long time since I wrote anything about Rodgers.” Then I looked around at my favorite Packer media outlets and realized no one has really written much about Rodgers recently either.  Packers Twitter doesn’t discuss…

Mike McCarthy’s coaching career may be pretty well-known, but his personal story, filled with determination, hard work, initiative and perseverance is worth a second look. Here is a glimpse of his resume before he became the 14th head coach of the Green Bay Packers on January 12, 2006. Michael John McCarthy was born and raised…