April 24, 2008 While blogging is slowly making inroads into mainstream media outlets and other corporate environments, there aren’t yet a lot of 9 to 5, regular paycheck jobs out there for bloggers. James Arndorfer, though, has landed a pretty good gig running Brew Blog for Miller Brewing. According to a piece in the Wall […]
October 30, 2006 Obviously there’s no love lost around these parts for any member of the Chicago Bears, least of all Brian Urlacher. On the other hand, I would never wish this kind of psycho dilemma on anybody. (Thanks to RebuildingYear.com for the link.) The pro bowl linebacker was recently involved in a paternity suit […]
November 30, 2007 In the words of coach Mike McCarthy, “We did not play our best football.” Congratulations to the Dallas Cowboys. You defeated Aaron Rodgers to advance to 11-1 on the season, so you obviously fielded the better team and ol’ Fatty there was the superior coach. I’m sure you’ll go on the best […]
April 17, 2008 posted under: Brett Favre, Packers In the grand scheme of things, does it matter when the Green Bay Packers retire Brett Favre’s jersey and enshrine his name and number on the facade at Lambeau Field? No, not really, but with the draft still 10 days away, what the heck else are we […]
May 2, 2008 posted under: Brett Favre, Packers, retirement Rookie camp opened in Green Bay today, our first chance to see what Ted Thompson netted in the NFL Draft and from the pool of rookie free agents. So what did we learn? Not a whole lot, except that Mike McCarthy is a happy guy: He’s […]
February 27, 2006 Wisconsin bounced back from their loss last week to Northwestern, defeating the Golden Gophers 80-74. Alando Tucker scored 22 points to lead the team, while freshman Kevin Gullikson added 12. Another freshamn, Joe Krabbenhoft, recorded a double-double (his first) and Kam Taylor scored 10 points. The win puts UW back up in […]
October 31, 2006 Hi, Michael Bidwill here. You know me and the old man were talking, and we’re not real happy about the way this season is going. I mean, we sold out our season tickets for the first time in like a hundred years at our brand new stadium, we even got some fool […]
November 5, 2006 Thank goodness for beer and the love of a good woman because right now those are the only things keeping the barrel of a gun our of my mouth. Christ Almighty, it’s bad enough when the Packers lose to another team, but why do they have to beat themselves? Today was the […]
August 20, 2008 posted under: Blogs, Cheesehead TV, packergeeks, Ted Thompson, XFL Some interesting advice out there in the Packers blogosphere for Ted Thompson, who we all know reads our blogs religiously. Cheesehead TV suggests using one of our many recievers as trade bait to snag a defensive lineman from the Eagles. (Jake Allen and […]
August 5, 2008 Brett Favre being back in Green Bay has created a lot of divisiveness among the good people in Wisconsin. Manny Parra and Prince Fielder are no exception. April 30, 2006 The Milwaukee Brewers yesterday gave the Cubs a real smackdown, winning 16-2 on the road at Wrigley. The win gives the Brewers […]
July 27, 2008 posted under: Brett Favre, Peter King, retirement Peter King is fulfilling his destiny at last. After years of fawning over Brett Favre and cultivating his close relationship with the future Hall of Fame quarterback, King is right where he should be reporting from inside the Favre compound during the (hopefully) final few […]
August 4, 2008 posted under: Roger Goodell, Vikings suck I can’t believe this: NFL commissioner Roger Goodell today handed down a verdict of “not guilty” against the Minnesota Vikings on the tampering charges leveled by the Packers a few weeks ago. Do they really expect us to swallow that line of BS? Lady Justice was […]
August 31, 2008 posted under: Mike Sherman Mike Sherman — remember him? — got off to a rough start as head coach at Texas A&M yesterday, with the Aggies falling to Arkansas State of the Sun Belt Conference 18-14. Aggieland was done in by turnovers and a failure to put the game away after taking […]
February 16, 2006 The up and down Bucks were back down last night in Indianapolis, losing to the Pacers 88-77. Milwaukee kept it close in the first half but started losing ground after halftime while shooting a miserable 37% from the field. Michael Redd scored 24 points in Milwaukee’s losing effort, while Bobby Simmons added […]
