6 - 10 is your response eh? Yeah, well whatever because we were 13 - 3 not long ago, so yeah!! 🙂

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So, my dear purple friend, you think we now should add "# 6" and get a combination of the past and the future?

... 6 - 10 (because of minus # 4)
+ 6
= 12 - 4

Have a nice day,
Harald

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Yeah. Seriously, Stafford at this point could be a Matt Ryan or a Ryan Leaf. If it's too early to crown Aaron Rodgers, how is Stafford "the QB of the future"?

That said, if the kid pans out or they do acquire Cutler, they'll definitely be a bigger problem than they have for a good long time.

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Personally I like this formula..

0/4=0

Yes that is cherry picking.. lol.

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Hey Alan, how are you doing, healthwise?

How much did our O-line and the running game differ from 2007 to 2008? Don't get me wrong, I don't want to deny Rodgers talent, he has a lot of it, but I also think, he hit the "rookie"-wall at the end of the season. I know, he wasn't a rookie anymore, but it was his first season with the sole responibility at QB.

I hope he'll do better in his "second" season.

Have a nice day,
Harald

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Ah my Bavarian amigo, since you like the numbers 4 and 12, this kinda reminds me of 2005.....t'was a very good year!
A repeat for the Packers in 2009 me thinks. ::razz:

 



Oh and 93z...... c'mon, you're more creative than that!

Thanks for the maths lessons very instructive.

Only trouble is I cannot think of anything witty to say in reply.

Is this the most pointless post of the year?????

If so what do I win???

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Vikings + Bears + Lions = Epic Fail

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21 + 15 + 14 = 1

See if our mathematicians can work out this one.

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Our o-line protected MUCH better the year before, and Ryan Grant tore it up. That fact (Grant making big plays) kept the other team's defense honest. Last year, they KNEW we couldn't run the ball at all, and could just tee off on AR. He was running for his life on almost every play.

And health wise? I'm doing better. It's just such a SLOW process for me, it frustrates me. I HAVE to keep telling myself "It's only been just over 6 weeks" to try to keep it in perspective. At physical therapy i'm up to 3.3 miles per hour for 20 minutes on the treadmill. The first day i was there (Feb 27th) it was hard to walk at a snails pace. So there IS improvement. My darn chest (the incision) just drives me nuts though. Everytime i do my workout, it makes it VERY sensitive and hurts more. Can't even breathe without pain.
But hey........i'm still thankful! I doubt i would be here at all had they not caught it when they did. So i once again have to keep everything in perspective.
Thanks for asking!

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