Green Bay Packers ( 1 - 1 )
[ul]Total Offense = 28th
Passing Offense = 25th
Rushing Offense = 23rd

Total Defense = 19th
Passing Defense = 15th
Rushing Defense = 18th

Points For = 22.5
Points Against = 23.0[/ul]



St. Louis Rams ( 0 - 2 )
[ul]Total Offense = 31st
Passing Offense = 31st
Rushing Offense = 20th

Total Defense = 29th
Passing Defense = 25th
Rushing Defense = 25th

Points For = 3.5
Points Against = 18.5[/ul]
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Total Offense = 28th
Passing Offense = 25th
Rushing Offense = 23rd

We would've seen that one coming?

When a train is heading your way down the tracks, you can hear it, see it, and feel it...heck sometimes you can even smell it...I smelled it, along with many others...It stunk, too.

Ok, but more in line with how we ended last year, projected on the year during the off-season and after watching the pre-season. It was pretty much a given that our offense would pull us out of anything if our defense would just hold up.

Still imagining getting Monroe at 9 and Oher at 22 after trading with the Pats... Man, pure awesomeness.

Damn we have to win this game. if we don't then we are in for another long year.

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Points For = 3.5
Points Against = 18.5


if we lose to that ouch lol.

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lol yeah ... they were blanked by the Seahawks and only nailed 7 points against the Redskins (in a close game, 9 - 7).

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Time to earn some momentum heading into the Vikings game.

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Steven Jackson scares me to death in this game. He was running like a crazed bull this past weekend versus Washington. A great, great player.

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I am trying not to get too worried about this season because of this: Even a bad NFL coach (which I am not saying McCarthy is or isn't) would be able to see that adjustments need to be made - getting rid of the ball quicker, more protection formations, etc.

Assuming that adjustments are made, I believe the Packers will still do well this year - maybe not as well as many hoped, but the playoffs are attainable, and from there anything is possible. One win at a time, though.

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