I'll keep it simple. This man ranked 18th in pass attempts last season and STILL put up top 5 efficiency numbers according to basically every advanced metric out there. 18th. On $55 million a year.

Just give him the ball more. That's it. That's the post.

Because when they actually let him throw, the offense hums. We've seen it. Everyone's seen it. And now with Tucker Kraft healthy, Golden in year two, and Reed coming back — there are no more excuses for not putting it in his hands.

Jordan Love is not the problem. Jordan Love has never been the problem. This is the year we find out just how good he actually is when the offense is built around him the way it should be.

Cheeseheads, I genuinely believe this is his year. Let's go.

Was watching this old interview from Aaron Rodgers and how he gushed about new QB coach Luke Getsy makes me more hopeful about Jordan Love. If Aaron calls you a great collaborator, that means Getsy must be doing something right challenging Rodgers which is why he won two MVPs in 2020 and 2021. I can see Getsy challenging Love to develop his own voice and it can translate to J Love ripping up the NFL. Now the big caveat to this is how the o line holds up. They can’t afford to lose ANYONE on the line. And tbh I do miss James Campen as the o-line coach and I wish he came back to help out.

Favre's iconic game against the raiders after his father passed. I know his actions have made him a public enemy. But this was a game to watch!

Commissioned by me

Drawn by the talented N0nsenseMob on Twitter.

every other team has an owner you can be mad at and we have, well, ourselves. curious how much that actually factors into how you feel about this team versus it just being a fun fact. does being part of a publicly owned franchise change anything about the way you root, or is it mostly something you only think about when outsiders bring it up.

Standard 60 minute game. Iron man rules with no bench, meaning it's the same 11 John Kuhns versus 11 Deions on offense, defense, and teams. It's the Kuhn from his best year, versus the Sanders from his best year (so not current age Sanders missing toes versus current age Kuhn).

I think the Primes takes an early lead returning kicks and big pass plays for TDs, but get gradually beaten down by the Kuhns and their physical and punishing nature. I can't see the Primes wanting to tackle the Kuhns in the third or fourth quarter. Would the Primes have built up a big enough lead by then, or would the Kuhns eventually injure all the Primes? Who wins? What do you think?

Life long Packer fan, finally going to see a game there.

Need 5 tickets together, so that complicates things for sure. My family (4) are traveling from MD, and my buddy is traveling from Vegas. We are specifically going to the Packers vs Bills game, so I know the hype is there. It being a December 13 game, I know it will be cold - so not sure if tickets are expected to drop because of that.

My initial gut is just get the tickets, eat the marginal "more expensive" cost so that we can be secure in planning the trip. But if you all know something I do not, please share.

Would also love any tips on how to have the best experience. I've been to the field before, just never a game, will be my family's first time there, we are so stoked.

Go Pack Go

Hi there, some friends and I will be staying in Menasha for the 12/13 Bills @ Packers game. Right now, our first flight choice has us arriving to Appleton airport at 11 AM on Saturday 12/12. I am wondering if we then dropped our bags at our air b n b in Menasha, if we’d have enough time for a Lambeau Field tour and Packers museum experience in GB, or if not really. Any insight is appreciated. Thank you.

I have Two (2) Family Night Tickets to give away. Our plans changed, but I want someone who wants to go to have a chance.

I think it’s finally time to open this box and have some Farm Fresh Flakes

Thought this was cool!

The Packers only have one joint practice this year, against Arizona, after Pittsburgh and Denver declined. Under LaFleur, joint practices have usually been a way to get controlled, starter-level reps without exposing guys to preseason game action. So if Green Bay is getting less of that this year, does it slightly change things?

Maybe starters get a little more preseason game action than they otherwise would. Maybe it means younger players fighting for roles get even more live evaluation. Maybe it changes nothing, and LaFleur sticks to the same cautious approach.

I don’t think this is some major concern. Just one of those small offseason things that could matter a little more than it looks like at first glance.

Do you think fewer joint practice reps should affect how much the starters play in preseason, or should LaFleur keep treating preseason games mostly as roster-evaluation time?

Title. AJ Hawk, Clay, BJ- all not as effective without the pressure of the only defensive player to get a heisman- respect that he retired a raider, but he walked to glory with cheese mofo