Green Bay Packers

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Brett Favre, quarterback, Vikings: The old man proved once again whom the best quarterback in the NFC North is. On Sunday, he was a surgeon, dissecting the Packers for 17 completions on 28 attempts for 244 yards and four touchdowns. He did not throw an intercepti...

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME Cedric Benson, running back, Bengals: It probably pains the Chicago Bears as much as it does the Packers to see Benson play the way he has for the Cincinnati Bengals. He looks like the player the Bears thought he was when they spent the fourth-overall draft pick o...

 CA - Jan 12, 2009 In the 2001-2002 playoffs, the Packers Brett Favre threw six interceptions against the St. Louis Rams while the Rams routed the Packers 45-17. ... Upon further review... ASU The Appalachian Online Panthers' best and worst CharlotteObserver.com all 143 news articles

The fan’s flow of the Green Bay Packers exists outside of rooting for the team on NFL Sundays. It is also recognized simply in keeping the team in Green Bay ... Favre vs. Rodgers - The Final Verdict FOXSports.com Packers consider economy in pricing tickets Chicago Tribune

Favre can show Packers error of their ways Brett Favre is in position to complete one of the greatest in-your-face moments in the history of professional sports. By leading the New York Jets to the ... Brett Favre Says His First Season With Jets May Be Last in NFL Bloomberg

By Mike Spofford, Packers.com Packers Story: No matter what happens over the final four games of 2008, the Green Bay Packers are going to look back at the month of November as one of blown chances. We're disappointed," quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. "We've just come up short so many times this year. We're not going to make...

By Dave Halprin (Grizz) WR - It certainly wasn't Terrell Owens' week to shine. The Packers bracketed him over the top with a safety on almost every play, turning him into more of a decoy than anything. But it worked as Witten and Austin took full advantage. Even the running game benefited from having two defenders alw...

Offseason Review, Part One: The Green Bay Packers Packers draft picks know playing time will be limited Chicago Tribune Packers are ready for post-Favre era, McCarthy, Thompson say Sheboygan Press New Era Scouting - Wisconsin State Journal

Offseason Review, Part One: The Green Bay Packers Most Valuable Network Packers are ready for post-Favre era, McCarthy, Thompson say Sheboygan Press AROUND THE BASES: Packers sounding optimistic Wausau Daily Herald Wisconsin State Journal - WSAW

Judd Zulgad, of the Minneapolis Star Tribune, reports it appears the Green Bay Packers may not be very interested in free agent QB Daunte Culpepper ... Grading the Packers' draft Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Packers: Good draft? Bad draft? Who knows Wisconsin State Journal

Green Bay Packers 2008 NFL Draft Review  - bit controversial given its potential effect on would-be starter Aaron Rodgers, but the Packers had to have a "Plan B" and Brohm represents a solid one. ... Packers: Depth charge Wisconsin State Journal

The Packers just finished their 2008 draft. The complete list of players they drafted is at ESPN, but I will be focusing mostly on their first pick, WR Jordy Nelson That sounds like a Packer to me, or a Patriot. It sounds like Jordy Nelson will play hard, catch balls over the middle, block on run...

Bears trip Packers, help out Cowboys The Packers had gone 12 years and 929 punts without having one blocked before Darrell McClover's block in the second quarter. More damaging was Charles ... NFL roundup: Packers lose homefield in NFC CBC News

By Mike Spofford, Packers.com Packers Story: DALLAS - The Green Bay Packers spent the past week trying to keep their NFC showdown with the Dallas Cowboys in the proper perspective. Yet the Packers hung in there, with backup quarterback Aaron Rodgers rallying the team from 17 points down to within three in the second hal...

By chicagosports Eight months since their trip to the Super Bowl, they're 1-3, banged up in bad places, on their second quarterback, who's no better than their first quarterback, and they were just embarrassed by the Detroit Lions. Over at ESPN, it's Packers across the board, both of them.

By Mike Spofford, Packers.com If I wasn't getting to the quarterback, I'd be like, 'C'mon,' then it's frustrating," he said. "But I've been getting to the quarterback, been hitting them. It's more about making sure you're getting pressure on the quarterback, getting hits, making sure you win the down. That's really wha...

By Mike Spofford, Packers.com That's where the Packers stand after a frantic fourth quarter that kept the 70,733 fans at Lambeau Field in a frenzy much of that final stanza. Two touchdowns sandwiched around an interception in a span of 64 seconds helped the Packers turn around a late 21-17 deficit and beat one of the AFC'...

By Mike Spofford, Packers.com I'm very pleased with the number of reps that we got in the situations we put our players in," said Head Coach Mike McCarthy, who got to see many of his backups go against Tennessee's starters before the Titans went to their bench in the third quarter. "We're not happy about the final score obv...