As the drama and trauma of the 2018 Packers season slowly chugs to its eventual conclusion, which will likely be the release of head coach Mike McCarthy, we should be intrigued by the parallels with the way this season and the 2005 season: a 4-12 affair that seemed cursed from the very start, under a…
The final say when it comes to the Packers’ roster belongs to general manager Brian Gutekunst and for good reason. Though it’s still early, it appears his first draft class was a success and offseason acquisitions are contributing as well. Gutekunst even shook things up by trading away inconsistencies in Ty Montgomery and Ha Ha…
Packers head coach Mike McCarthy is probably walking on eggshells roaming the halls of Green Bay’s facilities these days. His GM Brian Gutekunst has proved over the last two weeks he’s not afraid to cut anyone loose over lack of performance. First, running back Ty Montgomery and safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix were traded last week…
The Green Bay Packers definitely shook things up ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline dealing both running back Ty Montgomery and safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. Montgomery was sent to the Baltimore Ravens for a 2020 seventh-rounder while Clinton-Dix is headed to the Washington Redskins in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 2019 draft. General manager…
No player on Green Bay’s defense has been more consistent and dominant than defensive tackle Kenny Clark. He’s progressed in each of his three NFL seasons and is now starting to show why the Packers used a first round pick on him back in 2016. He started to show significant signs of an impact last…
Aaron Rodgers called the offense’s performance in week five ‘terrible.’ The Buffalo Bills, who used timely turnovers to defeat the Minnesota Vikings the week before, are lead by a defensive minded coach in Sean McDermott. However, the number of miscues by the Packers offense ultimately resulted in dissatisfaction overall. Through the first four weeks of…
It was Sunday afternoon after the first loss of the season. Losing to the Redskins 28-17 on a disgustingly rainy day in Washington, DC. Once again Clay Matthews’ clean tackling was flagged and the flaws of the Packers were shadowed once again. Don’t believe me? Listened to Packers postgame where the first thirty minutes were…