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The Packer's annual scrimmage, known as "Family Night," will be conducted in front of a sold out Lambeau Field and begins at 7:30pm Central time...The induction ceremony begins at 12pm Central time... I wonder if they are planning on flying these guys over (I would assume Hendo would go...

I guess "who the bum is" remains to be seen...

I agree it is not all black and white... But, my point is, it should have never gotten to this point. I think TT doesn't give a shi#, because JW isn't one of his guys. If Mike Shanahan can see the greatness coming off nothing, why couldn't have TT assured JW prior to last season (coming...

Broncos GM: JW has "one good year" and then blows his knee. BUT is willing to give him a six year contract extension (reportedly) top tier receiver type money. Packers GM and some Packers Fans: Screw JW, he had one good year, he's not going to call the shots, he's a *****, he blew out his...

I understand what you are saying, but the feeling I am getting is that the number of people who are regularly weighing in on this, and "losing respect" for Favre, are (on the whole) a realtively insigfinicant amount of people, and even moreso, insignificant because of the "quality" of their...

Think about how Lombardi handled Hornung. If you didn't know the real story, you would have thought that there is no way Lombardi would put up with Hornung's gig... Lombardi would have loved Brett Favre.

My misssion: To prove that it is possible to be proud of the job Mike Sherman did (a little disappointed doesn't hurt), and at the same time, be excited about the potential that Ted Thompson brings to the Pack (while also being a little skeptical.) Mission continued: It is also possible...

It was the whole thing...And there are a lot of moving parts... While it would be nice to be able to "pin it down", it is arguable that in January 2004 or 13 months after the NYJ beating, the Pack was playing as good of football as anyone in the league....And a couple of breaks here or there...

I think Gary Kubiak is very happy to have him on board. Maybe those other teams made mistakes? You certainly are no expert. I think the perception of Mike Sherman is, and should be pretty good. He outperformed 75% of his peers. Your comments are the kind I was mentioning that make me...

I very much agree with your last statment. I do find it sad, though, that a Packer Fan would compare/equate Mike Sherman to Duante Culpepper. I think people spend way toooooo much time on One individual. We found out (again) how miserable a season can be when you are constantly...

Winning in the NFL is hard period...And that is the point that I feel a good portion of the Packer Fandom Population is setting themselves up for extreme disappointment... The Sherman era was disappointing for not winning League or World Championships, but was certainly a successful era...

Huh? If the impassioned display of the knowledge of formations and playbooks and 3 or 4 looks off certain formations and being in our huddle was all there, don't you think it would show up in the stats? I appreciate your passion, but let's get real here...

This is a prime example of where individual quotes within the context of a message can skew the meaning of the author... (maybe some people should re-read that...and also consider that it may also apply to "interviews" during a fund-raising event for victims of a horrible natural disaster...)...

The point is cronyism goes on all the time in the NFL...Not just your giddiness with bashing 44-20 GM Mike Sherman... (although, I'll give you the benefit of how you used it vs. my point with MM - which, by the way, I am completely fine with his hires...) So you are telling me that You and...

I've very much enjoyed pounding Bears and **** Fans...Yes, it has been a very fruitful run for the past 14 years... Let's face it, Packer Fandom became huge during that period... And Bears and ***** went into hibernation... Now they are peeking their little cranial structures out to...