Not much good here to talk about, but here it goes… The Green Bay Packers now have the same record as the Cleveland Browns, much to the expectations of fans everywhere. While I wish that sentence was not true, here we are after week five. Dropping a game in Detroit that was not as close…
Thursday night versus Pittsburgh I was ecstatic to hear Aaron Rodgers would take the field, weren’t you? On the edge of my seat, locked in, admittedly I sat back and relaxed as our defense took the field first. Just a little bit longer and we’ll see Rodgers throw a frozen rope to Graham or Adams,…
In our continued journey exploring the 2018 Green Bay Packers roster, we have moved to the defensive side of the ball. Last week I wrote about the importance of the Inside Linebackers, and this week we’ll take a look at the players who play on an island on the outside. 2018 Green Bay Packers…
Can Packers Defense Exceed Expectations? As training camp approaches, the Packers defense will begin to answer questions about whether or not they have made a dramatic improvement from last seasons dismal showing. The poor defensive performance in 2017 was encapsulated by the fact that they allowed opponents to score in every trip that they made…
Are the Packers the Team to Beat? Tony Romo made headlines this past week when he said that he thought that the Packers were “the team to beat” in 2018. He elaborated on his feelings by saying that “I think that the Packers probably got better more than any other team I saw this offseason. …
I know the 2018 season hasn’t even started yet, but next offseason will certainly be an interesting one. Three Green Bay Packers starting defenders and one of the main weapons for Aaron Rodgers are all free agents. However, if Brian Gutekunst in anything like Ted Thompson, I could see one or two of them extended…
Analysis (Andrew Mertig): The Packers needed to get an impact defensive player with their first pick this year. After trading back (and picking up a haul from the Saints), the Packers moved up to grab Cornerback Jaire Alexander out of Louisville. Alexander doesn’t have the size the previous Green Bay regime favored in CBs at 5’10”…