The 2012 NFL season officially begins tomorrow at 4 p.m. eastern time. That's when the blockbuster NFL draft trade between the St. Louis Rams and Washington Redskins will become official, and the Denver Broncos can sign Peyton Manning, and then Tim Tebow will be set free to get another gig, and then everything starts up again. In the meantime, here's everything you need to … [Read more...] about 2012 NFL free agency overview, salary cap set at $120,600,000
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Green Bay Packers draft: mocking the first couple picks
The Green Bay Packers led the NFL in passing yards allowed last season. Therefore, they're going to focus on DBs and and pass-rushers first and foremost in the 2012 NFL draft right? Not so fast my friend. What about a tight end if Jermichael Finley leaves? What about the running back situation? Then we must consider the fact that Ted Thompson is as much a "value GM" as there … [Read more...] about Green Bay Packers draft: mocking the first couple picks
Five most watched programs in U.S. Television History; four are Super Bowls
In case you needed any more evidence that the NFL is truly king in America, Super Bowl XLVI is the most-watched television program in U.S. history and the highest-rated Super Bowl in 26 years, according to fast national data released by The Nielsen Company. The game was seen by a record 111.3 million viewers (6:31-9:58 p.m. ET), topping last year’s 111.0 for Super Bowl XLV … [Read more...] about Five most watched programs in U.S. Television History; four are Super Bowls
Green Bay Packers stock sale closes; Illinois accounts for 9% of sales
Two of the Wisconsin's border states made a huge imprint on the Green Bay Packers latest stock sale. I guess there are many residents disgruntled with the Pack's two main rivals: the Chicago Bears and the Minnesota Vikings. Wisconsin fans purchased approximately 50 percent of the shares in this sale, by far the most by one state but a lower percentage than in 1997. Illinois … [Read more...] about Green Bay Packers stock sale closes; Illinois accounts for 9% of sales
Green Bay Packers raising ticket prices next season
The Green Bay Packers today announced a price increase on tickets for the 2012 season. The increase will range from $3 to $5, depending on the section. Invoices sent to season-ticket holders included a letter from Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy discussing the increase. “For the Packers, ticket revenue continues be an important component of our ability to remain … [Read more...] about Green Bay Packers raising ticket prices next season
Packers Off-Season Must; Find Answer at Running Back
With an offense led by Aaron Rodgers and a seemingly endless amount of weapons on the perimeter, a running game has not been integral for the Green Bay Packers the past couple of years. However, with Ryan Grant hitting the free agent market this off-season, general manager Ted Thompson will have to make a decision about which direction to go with the position. … [Read more...] about Packers Off-Season Must; Find Answer at Running Back
What Should The Packers Do With Free Agent Jermichael Finley?
With Ryan Grant, Donald Driver, Jermichael Finley, Scott Wells, and Matt Flynn all free agents and the Green Bay Packers needing some drastic upgrades on the defensive side of the football, Pack general manager Ted Thompson has some major decisions to make this off-season. Of the aforementioned names, Finley's is the most intriguing. He is one of the most dynamic tight ends … [Read more...] about What Should The Packers Do With Free Agent Jermichael Finley?
With Joe Philbin in Miami, Could the Packers Matt Flynn End Up In South Beach?
On Friday, the Miami Dolphins ended their search for a Head Coach by naming the former Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator, Joe Philbin, to the position. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what Philbin's first course of action should be in Miami. The Dolphins' most glaring need is at quarterback. … [Read more...] about With Joe Philbin in Miami, Could the Packers Matt Flynn End Up In South Beach?
Crying Female Packers Fan Takes Playoff Loss Hard (Video)
Meet Green Bay Packers fan Casey Lewis. The stunning upset loss to the New York Giants last Sunday made her rather emotional. This video is a very good cautionary tale for and about cheeseheads everywhere. Casey seems to believe in a lot of the same superstitions as other sports fans. That what jersey you wear actually makes a difference, whether or not you paint sparkes in … [Read more...] about Crying Female Packers Fan Takes Playoff Loss Hard (Video)
The Green Bay Packers are the New Philadelphia Phillies
The Green Bay Packers saw their storybook season come to an embarrassing halt yesterday (Sunday, January 15) in a 37-20 NFC divisional playoffs loss against the New York Giants. Like the Philadelphia Phillies before them, who had the best record in baseball until they fell apart in the MLB division series, the defending Superbowl champs looked like they woke up still drunk from … [Read more...] about The Green Bay Packers are the New Philadelphia Phillies