Thanks for the photos, man. I agree that the flag is amazing. At my college's game on Saturday, they played all four of the branch's respective songs, and the army song was first. So there I was, in my cheerleader uniform, singing the army song. lol. (Yes, dfosterf, I sang the Marine Hymn too, since no one else seemed to do so.)

I am really jealous of all you guys who've had the opportunity of taking pictures inside the hallowed walls of Lambeau. I do have a question, though. Do they regulate what kinds of cameras and accessories you can bring in? In other words, would I be allowed to use my telephoto lens or would that be considered disruptive?

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ha, you got that same pic of Lee and Barnett walking off the field that some nfl.com photographers got (or whoever the heck).

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I am sitting here thinking about the 1st Monday night game after 9-11. It was a home game against Washington. The Packers brought out a huge flag that was shaped like the US. It was pretty neat. They had firefighters, police and other emergency service personnel holding the flag. It was a bit breezey so players from BOTH teams came out and grabbed a corner and held it. They they got the flag to waving. It is the best stadium wave I have even seen.

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http://www.packers.com/gameday/gameday_information/#s9 

+1 Dodd. Nice pictures and summary.

I was in the chat yesterday and saying how much I liked Barnett. He was on fire yesterday, making some solid stops. Of course Woody was our MVP yesterday, but Barnett is one of our players who I feel is underappreciated by Packers fans.

Yes, some of the criticism is valid, but all and all, if you compare him against other MLBs in the NFL, I strongly think he's in the top half for starters. I'm glad we have him. I think another year in 3-4 and he's going to just look better.

Back to your pics, I liked a lot of them but what really struck me was when you showed the fans. Not one empty seat. That looked so cool, seeing all that green and gold in the stands.

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Thanks Wayne. I would have LOVED to go, but i guess it wasn't supposed to be.
Who knows.....maybe the guy you gave the tickets to never had a chance to see a game at Lambeau. It might be a memory he will cherish forever.
You're a good man!

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Took those two photos and added a bit to them for desktops as well.. I love the photo.. thanks for sharing Dodd.

http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj103/pack93z/Packfootball2.jpg 

http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj103/pack93z/Packfootball.jpg 

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Hey thanks guys!! If I can ever afford a better lens then my stock 15-55 mm for my Canon Rebel XTi SRL Camera, I could really get some kick ass pictures. However, since I don't have a better lens, I just take my smaller Canon Powershot. SRL's are amazing cameras, but man, lenses are SO expensive!! It's lame! Maybe one day though.

As for Barnett, he was my favorite player up until last year at some point. He was MEAN in 2007 and I viewed him as a beast. I started to get annoyed at him because he wasn't playing with the same fire it seemed, and then he got injured. I'm always skeptical about football players coming back from ACL injuries, but it's becoming more and more common these days. I think Barnett can excel in this scheme if two things happen: a.) whoever is playing next to him at the other ILB position plays as a true "thumper" and plays with a mean streak. Kind of like a good game for AJ Hawk of Bishop. b.) Barnett continues to improve on blitzing.

He appears to be improving on blitzing, so now we just need to focus on a!!


By the way, about the pictures I posted, did anyone notice anything that seemed a little bit weird about one of the photos? I put something in there to see if you guys were paying attention and no one has caught it yet! 🙂

I see how it is Shawn.


:)



(i really dont know what im saying, i jus felt like saying the first thing out of my mouth)

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Oh wow!! GREAT job dude! That made it a lot better! All the people crowded together. The American flag. Truly packer football.

Thanks man!! +1.