We fix those lines... we fix this team, It has always been this simple, all whining by others aside... you da man, still.

Hazer....

I am not comparing some Packer Fans to Cubs fans. I wish some here on this form acted like Cub fans with the faith they have.

I will take the average Cub Fan, with faith and hope over some Packer Fans with doom and gloom thoughts at every given moment of every given day.

Even though I am not a Cub Fan, I admire Cub Fans. I respect them.

I cringe at the fans of any team that has experienced greatness so many times and bitch about it if it does not happen every year.

Many Yankee fans are that way. Many Dallas Cowboy Fans are that way. Many Montreal Canadian fans are that way. Many Packer Fans are that way.

It is expectation of greatness that brings out the spoiled little brats, in sports franchises, and in the spoiled little brat children of well to do family's in the world when they do do not get their way.

I do not give a Rats Ass if you were born in 1980 or 1940. When you become a true fan of a team you become a fan of that team, and it's history.

Every Packer Fan, Yankee Fan, Canadian Fan, and even Cowboy fan has been spoiled with championships. That makes many of them spoiled little brats when they do not win it all every year.

Trom is a perfect example... He is the biggest Cub Fan, and a faithful Packer Fan... but when is the last time you ever read Trom post a doom and gloom post here about the Packers. He is a Packer Fan who acts like a Cub Fan and I find that refreshing.

This is just the way I choose to look at it. I may be wrong, often am.

But this is how I look at it.

Ok?

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No SOD your the man 😛 I was starting to worry about some of your posts bu then i figured with another bad loss and you probably stuck at home with the wife you just got in a bad mood. Cheer up young man x-mas is almost here

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Show me the injury reports of the Ravens, Steelers, and Cowboys where they have 19 of their players on injury reports.

That's more than 1/3 of the roster.

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Peppers and Haynesworth are going to get top money deals for players at their position.

I highly doubt Ted goes after them.

Suggs will get some huge money too, but I doubt Ted is up for getting into a bidding war.

But man, think of the instant boost we'd get by adding Haynesworth at DT and one of Peppers / Suggs opposite Kampman.

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The combination adds up to... pray pack pray...


I still love 'em... that one hurt, but I still do...

Go! Green Bay Packer Fans, GO! Baby!


or not. :pukeright:

If we added a player like Suggs or Haynesworth people would be swingin' from out nuts come mini-camp.

But that's next year talk ...

There's still this year. Well ... there's winning EVERY one of our last games and MAYBE getting in the playoffs. But there's still a chance.

*P.S. I don't mean to be a Negative Nancy -- in fact, I think RP has the right outlook on this -- but it just dawned on me: we're 3-7 the last 10 games. Ouch. This season hurts.

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evad, the problem is do we deserve to be in the playoffs?

We've played way too inconsistently. More importantly, playoffs is about physical football. Outside of the Colts and Bears games, this team has been anything but physical.

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It's even worse when you hear McCarthy go on as if this team is more talented than last years team.

The whole "excellent intensity" and "great tempo" practices seem like total BS based on Sunday performances.

Then there is McCarthy's call "we like to be physical" and the results which show that vs. the more physical teams in the NFL (Titans, Panthers) the Packers are anything but physical.

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I've never really understood the "deserve the playoffs" argument. I mean, if you make the playoffs then, well, yes you deserve to be in the playoffs. The only thing that we've been shown to really matter is how you play AS you enter the playoffs (hello, 2007 NY Giants).

I'll agree with the other stuff you say. We haven't been physical enough. I think we're about the best 5-7 team out there. But that doesn't change the fact we're 5-7.

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