The Last Time We Saw Steelers/Packers
In one of 2009’s most thrilling contests, the Steelers defeated the Packers at the gun in Pittsburgh, 37-36. It was not a day for defense.
Packers > Bears
Packers 27, Bears 24 in overtime. It’s about time we dusted off these new overtime rules.
Brett Favre Says Packers Will Win It All
In an e-mail to ESPN’s Ed Werder, Brett Favre said the Green Bay Packers “will win it all.”
Ladies and Gentlemen, The Chicago Bears
Lost in the hullabaloo created over the Jets, Steelers, Packers, and Patriots over the last 48 hours are the Chicago Bears. The Bears, who trampled Seattle yesterday 35-24, head into the NFC title game on Sunday versus Green Bay as a three-point underdog at home.
Devastation Inc.: Packers Destroy Falcons
The Green Bay Packers are in the NFC Championship game after crushing the NFC’s top seed, the Atlanta Falcons, 48-21 on Saturday night. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers completed 31 of 36 passes for 366 yards and threw three touchdown passes.
JMRA Divisional Round Predictions
Then, there were eight… Time to rundown some quick predictions/thoughts on the weekend’s upcoming action.
Five Tips To Survive At The Linc With Eagles Fans
While most Eagles fans are worried about whether Kevin Kolb or Michael Vick will be their starting quarterback next season, some have more pressing issues to tend to, like vandalizing the car of a college professor for starters. Craig Coenen, a professor at Lehigh Valley College and Packers fan, attended […]
Bad Day Philadelphia
Here is today’s back cover of the Philadelphia Daily News, complete with Michael Vick’s season-ending interception.
Packers Ride James Starks and David Akers To Victory Over Eagles
Green Bay received help from two unlikely sources in their 21-16 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Running back James Starks set a Packer rookie playoff record with 123 yards. Meanwhile, Philly’s normally reliable kicker David Akers missed a pair of field goals (34 & 41 yarders).
The JMRA Guide To The NFL Playoffs: Green Bay Packers
This is the first of a twelve-part examination of the NFL playoffs as we provide brief looks at each team participating in this year’s postseason run. Our first stop finds us visiting the National Football Conference and Mike McCarthy’s crew.
Joe Montana's Right Arm 