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  • The way we were

       January 08, 2010

    I found this old post about the brightest sports stars in the Wisconsin sky. Reading it now is embarrassing. It's like reading a love letter to an old boyfriend. I can't believe that I ever felt that way about him. What was I thinking?

    Brett retired, but he'll always be a Packer. He may not even realize it, but the entire state of Wisconsin will always have his back. It's what we do.

    Ugh.

    Anyway, with the playoffs coming up I was thinking about who the most popular Packers are now. The top four are obvious: Aaron Rodgers, Donald Driver, Charles Woodson and Clay Matthews. But who's number five? I was thinking maybe Nick Barnett, but what about Johnny Jolly, A.J. Hawk, Gregg Jennings, Mark Tauscher or Atari Bigby? Or maybe it's a newer guy like Jermichael Finley? Inquiring Packers minds want to know!


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    #  January 10th, 2010 7:18 PM      kris
    This feels like the 1995 NFC Championship game loss to Dallas. I want to shoot myself right now, but there's no reason to think they won't get better. The offense is young and the the defense couldn't possibly play worse, right?

    I hope BV will write a State of the Packers post in a few weeks once the pain subsides a little bit.

    I'm going to drown my sorrows in some Spotted Cows.  
     

     

     


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