It finally happened. Aaron Rodgers has signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers. No, not the Vikings. Not back to the Jets. Pittsburgh. For a while, it looked like he might follow the full Brett Favre blueprint. Leave the Packers. Do a year with the Jets. Then head to Minnesota in a blaze of petty revenge. But…
The Green Bay Packers stand as one of the National Football League’s most historic franchises. Established in August 1919 by Curly Lambeau and Press-Gazette editor George Whitney Calhoun, the team began as a community effort sponsored by the Indian Packing Company. Initially practicing adjacent to a meatpacking plant and competing on an unfenced field, the…
We are entering the slowest part of the year for NFL happenings. Aside from a few rookie contract disputes, and unfortunate injury news, the league goes quiet until we get deeper into the summer. With that being said it seems like the perfect time to examine the division as a whole, in particular, examining the…
Sitting in a city of 107,395, Green Bay, Wisconsin stands. For miles upon miles, all you can see are people’s homes. Then in the middle of the city lies what is arguably one of the meccas of football, Lambeau Field. Green Bay is never going to land a Super Bowl, which makes landing the NFL…
It has been a while since the Packers drafted a Wide Receiver in the first round of the NFL Draft. in fact, it is very rare that the Packers drafted a receiver in the first round. In the storied history of the Packers, the team has selected a wide receiver in the first round just…
The Green Bay Packers are one of the most storied franchises in the history of the National Football League (NFL). Founded in 1919 by Earl “Curly” Lambeau and George Calhoun, the team has built a legacy of success, resilience, and unwavering fan loyalty. Unlike most professional sports teams, the Packers are unique because they are…
Martellus Bennett is a reminder that sometimes not all Free agent signings work out. With Free Agency opening up this week, we look back on Free agents that didn’t work out for the Packers. A couple of weeks ago we looked the signing of Tim Couch back in 2004. This week we look at possibly…
