Should the Packers run the football more?
960690
They should if they want to win more games.  But they won't because they want to get Favre some of the records that he's closing in on.\n\nFor more on the Packers and the NFL, check this site out. http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
867421
yes, they can if they ever use randy moss right and put jerry porter in the dang game so there QB can have some go get it recivers and the radiers defense is great they just need a new coach i never thought i would be backing the radiers up i'm for san diego
73585
Unless the Packers can improve greatly, yes.  I know he can still play, but Favre not a Packer would be like Montana not a Niner.  Just Wrong.
1062091
8 and 8 season.  The trade of Walker will not hurt the Packers, he was too much of a whinnier.  With Green and Gadon back from injuries the running game will be better.  Farve must stop tossing the football to the other team, this will help also.
875832
No way.  To win more than 6 games, they would have to go 5-3 or better in the second half....no chance!\n\nFor more on the Lions and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
292065
He should. The Packers are in a rebuilding phase and why would you want to rebuild around a QB that will only be there for another year.
870978
they should do a wing T formation, or the power I, or even a full house. and the go to spread for passing if its like 3rd down.
706163
if they can...most of the college football schedules have already been made for next year...as they are made YEARS in advance.\n\nbut I would love to see more games putting traditional powerhouses together early in the season.
943940
Not this year.  They are ranked too low...much lower than they should be.  They have had a reasonably hard schedule, and their only loss was to the #2 team in the country.  I believe they should be ranked about 7th, but as you know...they aren't.\n\nAs they say..."Maybe next year."\n\nP.S. as a Badger fan myself, I believe that they will be shown more love next year and will do very well with P.J. Hill being very good.
26999
I used to trust Thompson, now, I don't know.  McCarthy's young, but not inexperienced.  He was the Pack's quaterback coach in '99, but I'm not sure he has the ability to pull a team together after this dismal year.  I'm going to watch his off season moves closely, and reserve judgement until Sept. at least.  Who knows?  First time head coaches are always a gamble, but the guy knows the Pack and Brett, so he's got an edge.  Youth is something sorely lacking in GB, so that's a plus for him.  I'll be a Packer fan until I'm dead, but they'd better make some serious improvements next year.
805436
Well, actually like some of the other answers, I find myself enjoying the games more because there's more on the line than just NFL standings.  I'm a huge GB Packers fan, so I usually only cared about their games and whether or not the Bears and Vikings lost.  Now, however, I find myself interested in almost every game that is being played.  Yes, like you mentioned, it is kinda frustrating when my WR watches a 60 yard td catch slip through his fingers or an RB fumbling on the one yard line before he scores a td....but makes NFL games that much more interesting because so much more is riding on the games than just rooting for my home team.
639660
Being born and raised in Wisconsin, I am a lifetime Packers fan. I appreciate what Brett has done for the Packers' but if he wasn't so stuck on himself thinking that he is what makes or breaks the team (a team is strongest when there is unity), then I believe that he could help the "rebuilding" Packers. They (the Packers) need to rely on each others strengths and pull together as a whole to accomplish going all the way to the superbowl and not rely on the abilities (or seemingly declining abilities) of one man. One man is weak even at his best. If Brett used his God given abilities to glorify God, there is no telling what heights he could have risen to. If the Packers look to Brett as the center of their "rebuilding process" and put the weight on his shoulders with the problems already in his life, then I think we're in for a long season, but if the Packers can get Bret to be a part of the Packers as a whole , then I think we'll have a winning combination.
1100167
yes. the redskins and joe gibbs is a run offense first and they will try to control the ball with the run game since their defense is tops in the nfl.
685408
Not likely.  People seem to enjoy fighting over football as much as fighting over anything else.
1154905
Sure, why not.   As long as they finish better than the Packers, I'm good!
735487
Delhomme - has better receviers.  Also because the Packers had 4 ints last week.
833799
I don't think so.  A lot of experts are questioning why Green Bay is not preparing for the next quarterback.  Favre is obviously past his prime, and I don't think they see Aaron Rodgers as the next Favre. Instead of letting Brett get destroyed each week, they should have started looking for their next long term QB. Then you take this year (and last year) and use Favre to train him.  It's like they are going through a rebuilding year, but they are not actually doing any rebuilding.