The Green Bay Packers were all but dead a month ago but their January 1st thumping of division leading Minnesota injected new life into Packerland. If Green Bay can beat the Detroit Lions in the final regular season game, an uncharacteristic 9-8 record will earn the Packers a playoff berth. If the Packers lose to Detroit, I don't expect that we'll see Aaron Rodgers play another NFL game. Here are his postgame comments. The most telling are his final thoughts. This boy is all about head trips and spiritual influences in his real life. LIVE: #Packers QB Aaron Rodgers meets with the media following #MINvsGB 🎙️ https://t.co/wTLWnkz4oR — Green Bay Packers (@packers) January 2, 2023 Other Packers got the party started before the Green
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Thank you, Jordan Love and Loveless Danica – Aaron Rodgers is fully engaged with football
Green Bay Packers fans were stunned when the team used its first round 2020 NFL draft pick on Utah State quarterback Jordan Love. Wait...what? The team with Aaron Rodgers, the greatest quarterback in Green Bay's glorious history, opts not to draft an excellent receiver to complement its superstar leader? Yeppers. Packers management decided to prepare for the eventual exit of 37-year-old Rodgers, mindful of age, money, and forward momentum. So Jordan Love is now on the sideline witnessing Rodgers in perhaps his greatest season ever. On Sunday Night Football last night, Rodgers was touted by announcers Al Michaels and Chris Collinsworth as the leading MVP candidate again. So what's up with Aaron? Seeing the Packers use their primary draft pick for a young quarterback
Reggie Bonnafon on staying NFL game ready during a pandemic shutdown
Former Trinity High School and University of Louisville football star Reggie Bonnafon joined me on 840WHAS to talk about his workout regimen during the coronavirus quarantine affecting the world. Who guessed that hot yoga would be a leading exercise for this NFL player? Reggie loves it but some of his burly football friends are not fans. .@Panthers RB @RelentlessReg1 joined me to talk quarantine workouts, @NFL job duties, his 59 yard touchdown romp vs @Jaguars, UofL alums @TeddyB_h2o @jmill_70 joining up, & new @UofLFootball leadership 🏈 @840WHAS audio🎙 https://t.co/gCEPlZd703 #NFL #GoCards @GoRocks #Louisville pic.twitter.com/gAIXeAMejX— Terry Meiners (@terrymeiners) April 9, 2020
A world without football is like battling Hell with a squirt gun 🔥
Welcome back, football. Especially at the University of Louisville where last year's team laid down to die. The coach was fired, a new one hired, and victory has returned after a 10 game self-inflicted streak of defeat. VIDEO: From the cockpit of the C-130 flyover performed by the @123AW_KYANG during the EKU vs Louisville national anthem. From TSgt Danny Fuller & MSgt Drew Poynter. @UofLFootball pic.twitter.com/AfD6sS6TuF— Mark Blankenbaker (@UofLSheriff50) September 8, 2019 As an obscure football coach once said, "We're kind of like a woodpecker in a petrified forest. Just keep busy and look for opportunities." The joy is back at University of Louisville football. Coach Scott Satterfield and his Louisville Cardinals put a beatdown on overmatched Eastern Kentucky University. I'm
Yes he is your President
"The most important office in our democracy: citizen." - Barack Obama's eloquent farewell speech, January 10, 2017 ____________ Hey Meryl Streep. Sometimes your team wins. Sometimes your team loses. Suck it up, buttercup. A love of football and/or mixed martial arts does not define anyone's politics. America is a melting pot of all kinds of personal interests not necessarily aligned with any political philosophy. Don't blame your team's losing strategy on the other team. Sometimes you're simply overmatched. Millions of people who voted for Barack Obama in 2008 then again in 2012 decided to try a different strategy in 2016. See: Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania Donald J. Trump is about to be inaugurated as the 45th President of the
Hanz and Franz pump up Prince of Packers
and to get the rest of us mere mortals ready for football, little Jimmy Fallon and tall but awkward Blake Shelton play Random Object Football Toss