“That’s really, really, really far from ideal.” “Can you say Justin McCray and Adam Pankey?” “Bears DC Vic Fangio has a great track record vs. Rodgers.” “Can Cobb play tackle?” All of these tweets, and many more, were posted last Thursday night after it was confirmed that the Packers would be without their top…
The guys talk about the injury ridden offensive line, what they can do to stop a solid Bears front 7, and the up and down Packers defense against a scary Bears running game. Bears fan and fan of the show Brian Aviles drops in do break down the Thursday Night Matchup. Make sure to give Pack to the Future a review…
If you decided to turn off the Packers-Bengals game after the first half, you missed one of the finest overtime comebacks, a passing clinic by Aaron Rodgers, and the birth of two new heroes in Titletown–Josh Jones and Geronimo Allison. But with that victory comes the other side of that doubled edged sword: the Packers…
Dave confesses his Man Love for his homeboy Tony Romo as the fellas heap some love on the Packers defense. Chris and Dave also debut their new song honoring their betting line guy Mitnomiller. Hilarity ensues. They also talk about Green Bay’s overtime win over Cincinnati. ——————- Posting its first show in 2005, Packers Therapy…
The guys debate a shaky defense, a plethora of injuries, and the role Kevin King should have moving forward on this week’s Coin Toss. Rebecca Toback of Cincy Jungle stops by to talk Bengals before the guys break down the upcoming matchup at Lambeau. Make sure to give Pack to the Future a review on iTunes and follow the guys Brian, Dusty, Jordan and Jon on Twitter. Check PackersTalk.com for a…
Well, that was a letdown. The Packers went down to Georgia…again. And, they got thrashed by the Atlanta Falcons….again. If the road to Super Bowl goes through Atlanta, its pretty clear that the Green Bay Packers have a lot to figure out between now and the postseason. CD, Al, and Michelle take to the air…
Chris and Dave, giggling like middle schoolers, breakdown the Packers 34-23 loss in the opening game in Atlanta’s new stadium. The boys aren’t happy about it, but hey, it’s just game two, right? Nobody is freaking out, well except the guys at the Harvard Business Review, wondering why they are buying ads adjacent to two…