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NFL – Packers vs Bears Predictions
Despite injuries to their starting quarterbacks and defensive problems, both the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers find themselves with the chance of making it to the postseason with the top spot in the NFC North nonetheless, making their intense rivalry game which happens to be an all-or-nothing one this time around even more important than usual.
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NFL Rumors – Green Bay Packers Starting Aaron Rodgers Again
It’s been almost two months since Aaron Rodgers broke his collarbone and was taken out of commission, probably costing the Green Bay Packers clinching a playoff spot by now. However, he’s back to play in the final game of the season against the Chicago Bears in a game that will decide who of the two goes to the postseason by finishing first in the NFC North.
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NFL Rumors – Green Bay Packers Still Starting Matt Flynn, not Aaron Rodgers
Even though everything seems to be indicating Aaron Rodgers is doing pretty well in practice, there is no go ahead from the doctors to reinstate him as the team’s starting quarterback, which means Matt Flynn, having one of the weirdest seasons anyone has ever had, continues to be the team’s starter behind center.
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Dallas Cowboys – Tony Romo Reveals His True Self Once Again
At some point, it’s hard to argue with the facts. Tony Romo gets a lot of flack for being terrible in the biggest moments, but after his awful mistakes, along with his head coach and offensive coordinator calling terrible plays, the Dallas Cowboys don’t look like a team that will end up in the playoffs, blowing a 23 point lead against the Green Bay Packers and finding themselves in a situation they should never have reached.
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Detroit Lions – The Thanksgiving Curse is Over
Maybe the Detroit Lions should be thankful for Matt Flynn playing at quarterback for the Green Bay Packers instead of Aaron Rodgers, because they’re no way they’d be winning by 30 points if that was the case. However, it shouldn’t harm the feeling of elation for a franchise that’s seen so many rough seasons and Thanksgiving disappointments. They’re leading the NFC North, and seem to be in good hands with the trio of Matthew Stafford, Calvin Johnson and Reggie Bush leading the offense.
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Matt Flynn – The Long Road Back to the Green Bay Packers
This season couldn’t have gone much worse for Matt Flynn – cut from the Oakland Raiders, released from the Buffalo Bills. Now? Signed once more by the Green Bay Packers, the team he earned his previous big contract through, facing its own set of troubles at the quarterback position.
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Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers Learning to Play Without Him
With a broken collarbone, Aaron Rodgers is likely to be out for around 3 or 4 weeks before he can start again for the Green Bay Packers, who have to hope that the combination of a much improved running game thanks to Eddie Lacy and Seneca Wallace stepping up to the plate will be enough to keep them in a position to make the playoffs.
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Green Bay Packers – Aaron Rodgers Injured Means No Hope This Season
After attempting only two passes, Aaron Rodgers went down with what turns out to be, probably, a broken collarbone, and with that pretty much ends any hope the Green Bay Packers might have had to compete this season, be it win the division, make the playoffs or play in the Super Bowl.
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NFL – Bears vs Packers Predictions
It’s hard enough for the Chicago Bears to beat the Green Bay Packers when they’re completely healthy, but without Jay Cutler and other injured pieces of their defense it seems like almost an impossible feat. On the other side, Aaron Rodgers doesn’t seem to mind his wide receivers dropping like flies as long as he has Jordy Nelson.
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NFL Rumors – Washington Redskins Trading Fred Davis
The Washington Redskins have hardly been using Fred Davis in their offense this season (4 games, 3 receptions, 25 yards), so it’s only natural they’re looking to trade the talented tight end, with teams like the Green Bay Packers, New York Jets, Indianapolis Colts and Kansas City Chiefs showing quite a lot of interest in the player.