The Green Bay Packers’ offseason is in full swing, with several key position battles and players to watch as they transition into the post-Aaron Rodgers era. The Packers are holding their first voluntary organized team activities (OTA), marking the start … Continue reading →

Ok, I’ll admit it. I was hoping for offense. Jaxon Smith-Njigba or maybe one of the stud tackles, or a trade back to grab one of the tight ends. If I’ve learned nothing from Ted Thompson and Brian Gutekunst, I’ve … Continue reading →

If there’s a word more overused during the Packers-Jets-Rodger’s saga over the last 6-weeks than leverage, it may be the word “fleece,” in the last 2-days. As in, “Brian Gutekunst really fleeced the Jets” in the Aaron Rodgers trade. Yes … Continue reading →

The NFL has released the schedules for each team for this upcoming season and training camp is just around the corner. Most NFL rosters are set as well entering training camp with remaining free agents signing periodically over the next … Continue reading →

Now that Aaron Rodgers is officially gone, we can safely say that this should be the summer of “Love,” in Green Bay, as Jordan Love will be taking over Rodgers job as quarterback of the Packers. Let’s take a closer … Continue reading →

Eating Cheetos. The daily horoscope. Playing candy crush on your phone. Nutritionally, and intellectually, these are empty activities. In that way, they’re just like post draft grades. And yet, they’re the junk food my sports junkie mind can’t resist. Grades … Continue reading →

I’m ready for trip down the draft board. As a fan watching the first round of the draft and your pick is up and Rodger Goodell goes to the podium and says “The Green Bay Packers have traded their 1st … Continue reading →

Ultimately, Rodgers is a rockstar name in the NFL – he has international crossover appeal, with many casual NFL fans being aware of his ability and history. Although he is pushing forty, his performances wouldn’t suggest he is slowing down … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever visited the Big Apple, you may have seen a game of 3-card Monty. It’s a game for grifters, and those foolish enough to think they can win. I’ve seen it on buses and subways. It’s pretty fun … Continue reading →

The day Ron Wolf traded for a relative unknown named Brett Favre, he poured the cement foundation for his Green Bay Packers legacy. More than signing Reggie White or hiring Mike Holmgren, trading for Brett Favre is the reason Ron … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers, one of the oldest and most storied franchises in the National Football League (NFL), have long been synonymous with success, tradition, and the unwavering support of their fans. Founded in 1919 by Earl “Curly” Lambeau and … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers are not just a football team, they are a community, a culture, and a legacy. In this article, we will explore how the Packers have transcended the boundaries of sports and become more than just a … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers and a certain QB are, very much, at a crossroads. Since there’s plenty of media chatter about that, this may be a good time to consider other Packers, yes, there are more than 50 who don’t … Continue reading →

With the 57th Super Bowl being played today it’s time to be reminded there were championships won before the Super Bowl was born. The Green Bay Packers, one of the oldest and most iconic franchises in the National Football League, … Continue reading →

The best time of the year is when the Packers’ season officially begins. Packers’ fans are passionate and devoted, even when gambling on a platform like slot88. In Wisconsin, you would usually assume that everyone is a Packers supporter. If … Continue reading →

The year was 1992, and the Green Bay Packers were in dire straits. After years of mediocre performance and poor leadership, the team was on the verge of becoming one of the NFL’s forgotten franchises. That all changed, however, when … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers are one of the most famous teams in the NFL. If you are a big Packers fan, you most likely know their story by heart but here is a small re-cap for those who are unfamiliar. … Continue reading →

This is not about Aaron Rodgers vs. Jordan Love. It’s about Rodgers, or the future. If you’ve been on any of the internet chat strings with people commenting about whether to trade, or bring back Aaron Rodgers, you know it’s … Continue reading →

The 2022/23 NFL season has reached its apex. The country’s 32 franchises have been whittled down to just four, and the conference championships are right around the corner. And the postseason divisional round wasn’t without its talking points. A late … Continue reading →

The Packers, based in Wisconsin, are dedicated to their fans and community and have one of the most loyal fan bases in all of professional sports. Whether you’re a die-hard Packers fan or a casual viewer, keep on reading for … Continue reading →

Bad plays. So. Many. Bad plays. The loss to Detroit was more painful because it looked like a microcosm of the entire season. Like this one, most games looked very winnable. But consistently unimaginative play calling in the red-zone, mental … Continue reading →

Sleep came hard Sunday night into Monday morning. Like many Packers fans, I have more emotional investment in the team than serves my inner peace. People say we’d have gotten crushed by San Francisco anyway. No matter, it was a … Continue reading →

“We’re going to win. I guarantee it.” That, the legendary prediction from Joe Namath just days before Super Bowl III. His Jets were 18-point underdogs to the Baltimore Colts. No one game them a chance. Namath’s bold words rocked the … Continue reading →

It’s easy to forget how much fun a win can be. Even more fun? The final 2-weeks could be more exciting, and maybe, just maybe, not the final 2-weeks. In recent weeks posters on this site asked other fans “would … Continue reading →

I thought for sure it was over. The Packers playoff hopes would die on a shoestring tackle of running back A.J. Dillon. The path to the endzone was wide open, Aaron Rodgers arm was in the air, touchdown and game … Continue reading →