Packers Pile Up

Phillip Thomas could provide depth and upside at the safety position.

If you were to take a glance at the safety position of the Green Bay Packers you would notice a few things. For one they only have one dominant safety in up-and-coming Morgan Burnett. You would also find out that safeties Jerron McMillian and M.D. Jennings have yet to really find their true role and position on the defense. This is where, at the right price, Phillip Thomas could help. Read more »

It will be hard to see Greg Jennings play against the Packers.

The bulk of the free agency hustle is done and all the hot names have been re-signed, traded, or self relocated. Ted Thompson, general manager, of our loved Packers has been patient, and has done what he usually does…which isn’t much at all. Lets take a look on how free agency has been to the Pack. Read more »

James Harrison could bring some much needed toughness to Green Bay

The last seasons after the 2010 Super Bowl victory in New Orleans the Packers have lost in the divisional round to teams that would eventually go on to the Super Bowl. However many are starting to beleive the Pack is too much of a finesse team lacking any real physical players who are willing to lay the wood or create any major collisions.  It didn’t help that perhaps the most physical defensive player on the team, ILB Desmond Bishop, was lost for the year due to a hamstring problem before the regular season kicked off.However there is some good news for this football team who is beginning to be more string cheese than a strong block of cheddar. It has been confirmed that the Pittsburgh Steelers released 5 time Pro Bowler, 2 time world champion, 3-4 OLB James Harrison on March 9th. Harrison happens to be one of the most feared ‘backers in the National Football League (for a glimpse of a few of his collisions take a gander at this YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFrUmpCAAcc), just having him on the outside next to Desmond Bishop and opposite of Clay Matthews should strike fear in to the hearts of opposing offensive players. Read more »