What we CAN'T do is take them lightly. We need to bury them early, and take away all hope and the crowd out of it.

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What is with all of the weather worries?

It is not like the former QB will be behind center. Even if it was a blizzard, You will not see Aaron running off the field as fast as he can and grabbing a jacket like the game in Chicago two years ago.

Aaron Fricken Rodgers will behind center, a California Kid who has the mental fortitude to work successfully as a Derrickhand on an oil well in the Northern Region of the Yukon in January.

Mathews, Raji, and the D are going to have a huge impact on the line of scrimmage. Chuck will be here, there and every where.

Finley is going to have his biggest game of the year and Jennings is going to step up like he did last year.

M.M. and Capers have the team prepared, I feel it, Kevin Greene was inspirational this week in preps. The OLB are focused and facing a wobbly Jay Cutler.

AND... Most important...... Slocum has stepped up, and gave his team a check up, from the neck up.

31-14

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The Packers must win this game. Even though it's this year's lowly bears, divisional games are must win. In my estimation the next four games should be ranked the following way, in order of importance:

1. Bears (division)
2. Arizona (conference, good team, make a statement)
3. Seattle (conference, trap game)
4. Pittsburg (afc, statement even though they just lost to the Browns)

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Rockmolder will like this one:
http://packerpalace.com/rock09.html 

Lol, these movies get weirder by the week.

In a good way, though.

You think this guy is afraid of cold weather?

Game Preview video in first post.

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tough game...see cleveland against pits....divisional game...rivalry game....

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So that'd leave us with Woodson on Greg Olsen, Tramon on Earl Bennett and Bush/Bell on Knox, with some safety help.

With how their running game is struggling, I could see us playing the nickel all day long, just to keep their TEs in check.