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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 569806" data-attributes="member: 4300">[Please pardon this tangent] Thank you very much NYJ Fan for reading the linked article and for commenting on it.This is just one fan of an opposing team, so I don't want to make too much of it, but certainly he has no axe to grind for or against McGinn. Believe it or not NYJ Fan, some Packers fans dislike/detest McGinn but I have been a fan of his writing since he joined the Packers beat. That's because 1) I'm old and 2) I devoured any piece of writing on the Packers I could get my hands on long before the net - even before sports radio (shortly after the leather helmet era). Before McGinn very little was written on the play of the OL and DL and very, very little was written in an attempt to bring objective opinions about the Packers from others in the league to Packers fans. McGinn changed that and I greatly appreciate it. Of course that's not to say he makes no mistakes, he does. But if you look at the totality of his contribution to Packers journalism IMO it's very heavily weighted on the positive side. [Tangent over, please resume comments on the subject.]IMO this game may boil down to one thing: If Aaron Rodgers is his usual accurate self the Packers will win by a TD or more. If he plays like he did against Seattle, it will be a close game.</blockquote>

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