Category Archives: Al Davis

The Green Bay Packers improved their team the only way they know how this weekend and Packers’ fans know that is through the draft. General manager Ted Thompson wheeled and dealed is way to 11 picks in a draft that … Continue reading →

I can’t say I’m happy with the start, but after week one I think the 2013 Green Bay Packers’ schedule is one of the best I’ve ever seen. At least in the way it looks on paper. The fact that they don’t … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers will enter the 2013 season ranked behind teams like the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks and the Atlanta Falcons. It was just three years ago the Packers were basking in the glory of the Lombardi Trophy, … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers and general manager Ted Thompson are always stressing the importance of “doing what’s best for the long run”. What exactly does that mean? It kind of contradicts the “we’re only here to win Super Bowls” edict we always … Continue reading →

Ted Thompson’s stingy ways continued today as the Packers were quiet as a mouse at the beginning of free agency, leaving teams like the 49ers and Seahawks light years ahead of them going into next year. Even the Chicago Bears … Continue reading →

Since the Packers’ season ended in such a disappointing way three weeks ago, the voice of the fans and media seem to indicate that if the Packers are not going to waste the career of Aaron Rodgers, they need to … Continue reading →

Green Bay Packers’ head coach Mike McCarthy got noticeably upset when asked today if defensive coordinator Dom Capers will be back next season. Unless this is the vote of confidence that sometimes comes before the firing, Capers is his man. So … Continue reading →

6:58 PM:  What time is it? Game time! 7:29 PM:  Welcome to the playoffs Colin Kaepernick! Sam Shields for the pick six! That certainly qualifies as a fast start. Stop them again and let Rodgers get to work. 7:36 PM:  49ers … Continue reading →

I know I am the worst game day blogger in the history of the world. Last week was a perfect example. I have a major problem with getting so negative the first time a play goes against the Packers. As … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers return to Candlestick Park for a playoff game once again and once again it has the makings of a classic game. Two dynamic quarterbacks, two balanced offenses and two good defenses. What more can you ask … Continue reading →