Green Bay Packers

8 min - 2008-02-16

1 min - 2008-02-16

That means I think the NFC playoffs will look like this:  1) NY Giants 2) Carolina Panthers 3) Minnesota Vikings 4) Arizona Cardinals 5) Atlanta Falcons 6) Dallas Cowboys.  I think the AFC will look like this:  1) Tennessee 2) Pittsburgh 3) Miami 4) San Diego 5) Indianapolis 6) Baltimore.  I...

By Josh Satler Josh Satler www.profootball101.org 1. Drew Brees vs. Green Bay Once again, Drew Brees heads the list. This week the Green Bay Packers come to town in what should be a high-scoring affair. Brees has been a fantasy star the whole season and is on pace to break Dan Marino’s all-time passing record fr...

By Drew Magary Cardinals at 49ers: We had our Yahoo league draft the other night. I got to my computer 10 minutes before it started, only to realize I didn’t have the Flash upgrade needed to enter the draft room. By the time I finally got in, I had taken Frank Gore with the #8 pick. Tom Brady was still on the board. F...

Packers taking care of business and getting some help By David Walter, Contributing NFL Editor (Sports Network) - The stars are beginning to align for the Green Bay Packers in their quest for postseason glory. ... Favre helps Pack secure playoff bye Denver Post

By Brett Knight Green Bay challenges, but luck is on the Rams’ side today. (?) First down, Rams. 12:30 - Could Antonio Pittman turn out to be the Rams’ best draft pick of 2007? Oh, wait… Ball comes back on a Green Bay holding penalty. Crosby hits on a 46-yarder. Packers, 33-14.

By Dave Halprin (Grizz) A Milwaukee paper has a long article on Brett Favre and the improvements to his game that he’s made this year in order for the Packers to go 10-1. The main stat that is up for Favre is completion percentage, which stands at 68.5%. Now, having a high completion percentage is one thing, almost any d...

By Jeffrey Boswell(jeffreyboswell@sports-central.org) The Eagles fall prey to the Patriots' undefeated onslaught, while the Steelers look to keep the Dolphins winless. The Giants face the petered out Vikings, the Titans test the Bengals defense, and the Ravens and Chargers do battle while reminiscing about 2006. Denver @ Chicago (-2)

By Jeffrey Boswell(jeffreyboswell@sports-central.org) The Dolphins bullpen fell apart last Sunday, blowing a 3-2 lead to Buffalo and eventually losing 13-10 to fall to 0-9. Cam Cameron is contemplating a change at quarterback. Vikings win, 17-14. Pittsburgh @ NY Jets (+9½) St. Louis wins, 27-14. Chicago @ Seattle (-5 1/2)

By Brad Oremland(bradoremland@sports-central.org) Dallas Cowboys: A Green Bay Packers: A- New York Giants: B+ Tampa Bay Buccaneers: B Kansas City Chiefs: B- Seattle Seahawks: B- Denver Broncos: B- Chicago Bears: C+ Cincinnati Bengals: C Minnesota Vikings: C Atlanta Falcons: C- San Francisco 49ers: D New York Jets: D

By Gonzo Green Bay - 8th New York Giants - 11th Chicago - 26th So, to review, Adrian Peterson is no more injury-prone than any other running back in the National Football League. . .and, as always, regardless of what team you cheer for, Adrian Peterson is better than your team's running back.