Sweet!

92-93-6.

It'll be even if they do what they should do on Thursday.

The only person I've ever heard disparage Bart Starr was Ernie Accorsi, a Colts guy who worked in their front office during the tail end of the Unitas years. His rationale was that Starr wasn't elite because he didn't put up massive numbers (for the era) like Unitas. Joe Montana didn't put up massive numbers like Dan Marino did, but he just won championships.

Look at all of that padding in Bart's helmet.

I want to like that opening post a billion times.

Not a dry eye in the house.

Thank you Cuqui for remembering that post I sent way back on week 1 ! I was going to mention those things again this week but you already have that taken care of

What a special night at Lambeau we have to look forward to.

Mike has got to figure out a way to get the ball into Janis!'s hands. Big plays waiting to happen for an offense that badly needs them. Happened again today.

Since there's no Monty run the friggin' fly sweep with him, anything. He's dangerous with the ball in his hands and any space at all.

Love that they took the Jordy shot play with him. 

Defenses are going to do what we've been saying here on the board -- you have to respect his speed and that should open up room for others. If defenses don't respect that speed then take shots.

Yeah...maybe the guy still can't line up properly or run all the routes but can't they get him out there for a few plays? Doesn't hurt to get some speed out there

Even if all he does is draw a flag....Isn't it WORTH IT for him to be on the field?

His speed has a chance to change field position. 

Only thing I can think is they're "saving him" but good lord they needed to win today if they have any plans on getting the #1 or #2 seed.

Did you catch AR's press conference when he said Janis had never run that route , & added "he ran it a little flat"

If he cant line up properly have someone place him in his spot and tell him "see that goalpost? run as fast as you can towards it and look for the ball"

Maybe he ran it flat but you're telling me he NEVER ran that route before?  I ran that route in high school circa 1964

And they are not undefeated like my 1964 high school team. 

It's  getting ridiculous.  

Janis needs to give in and drop the soap in front of Rodgers.   Aaron needs to stop thinking too much and just go through his progressions.  The name on the jersey doesn't matter, just find the open man.   

What was Cobb's completion % yesterday?  Maybe 20% or so?

Just keep winning no matter how ugly and we can hope and pray Clements is washing jock straps by playoffs time.  **** is that guy miserable.  I'm hoping MM's head is ****ing melting and he's going to rip the cap off all the "complex, genius" offensive and defensive play calling and instill some maniac mentality just for this season.  

Full bezerker, it's the only way to get to the Superb Owl.

Went back & listened to presser, AR said Janis ran a route that "he probably hadn't run all season"

He wasn't taking about the go route that drew the flag, he was referring to another target of Janis that was a deep cross.

Line opened at GB -7, now at GB -9.5

Thanks for clarification, wasn't sure since he was not specific about which play he was talking about

Well...at least Aaron gave Janis kudos on his return. 

I totally missed that! 

#Packers released a projected injury report today. Corey Linsley, Bryan Bulaga, Ty Montgomery, Mike Pennel, Micah Hyde did not participate.

— Paul Imig (@Paulimig) November 23, 2015

Rodgers not listed with the shoulder?

The Bart Starr interview

He recessed himself

LOL, that ain't no Crock!

Sing it with me now...

If I were a housefly...I'd land on Bert's big head

Regurgitate and stuff... while I totally sheet the bed

If it weren't for 32 ...he'd have no luck at all

learnt nuthin cuz it ended with the same ol INT'd rocket ball.

Green Bay - The following is a summary of Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy's Monday evening press conference:

• (On challenge this week) Health of the team. that's the biggest challenge. When you have a player who has an injury he can get back in seven days rather than four days.
• (On Linsley) I have hope.
• (On Hyde) Same. We'll see how he's doing this morning.
• (On today) Game plan, work on down and distance, third down.
• (On tape from yesterday) I watched some on the plane last night and some today.
• (On Lacy) He played well and had more opportunities. I thought he was decisive. Ran behind his pads.
• (On Tretter) He did well. Didn't have a chance to take some snaps. We didn't change anything, no adjustments and went out and played well.
• (On Lacy and Starks) One-two punch and we'll see who starts first. We need both.
• (On Datone Jones) Datone has done good things, splash plays. What's held him back is consistency. He needs to continue to work on that. Moving him around, you're seeing those opportunities come to light.
• (On winning on road) We play Thursday night. It was fun. Fun ride home. You get up in the morning all about next game.
• (On game) Best thing we did was we covered up our mistakes. That's what good teams do. First, need to eliminate them, but we made some mistakes and the energy and intensity covered up those things.
• (On Bears) Improvement. Just going over the tape, you can just see the efficiency is up.
• (On playing on Thursday) This is first time Thanksgiving game at night and at home. Usually go to Detroit every other year. First 24 hours is important. You learn to do different things to do. Our medical staff does a lot of things. Recovery doesn't start just after the game, they can do things before the game.
• (On night game) Will be an incredible environment. Just whole environment will be great. But night games, you have to wait around all day. 
• (On night) This is a special time in Packers history with Bart coming back and Brett Favre's retirement of his number, and just the fact have Brett, Bart and Aaron Rodgers together for the first time will be special.

We saw what a healthy(esque) Lacy gives the offense. Can they get a bit more healthy and take another step forward?

Green Bay - The following is a summary of Packers coach Mike McCarthy's pre-practice press conference Tuesday:

• (On practice today) Today a combination of Wednesday and Thursday.
• (On adjusting to schedule) We're all on the same plan. We have some history with Thursday games. We feel like we have a good schedule to follow. We've tweaked it each and every year. I think once you get to thursday, it's exciting because you get to play. The prepaation is really quick.
• (On classroom things) Intensity of mental preparation at the forefront.
• (On Rodgers) He's good, he's sore like everybody.
• (On Lacy) Watching first game Chicago and game Minnesota, you have more confidence, more in synch. Hitting the hole quicker, more decisive. That happens every posiitoin on the field. I felt he got into a groove.
• (On Quarless) Nothing to announce on Andrew quite yet.
• (On sustaining drives) Get a defense past six plays, the energy can tilt you're way. Defense wants to get off the field in three plays and so the longer you keep a defense on the field, the advantage is to the offense. All part of ebb and flow of football.
• (On Favre ceremony) Everybody is aware of the retirement. It is at halftime, I'm not part of the details of that.
• (On Favre speaking to the team) I would never announce any of those type of things.
• (On Bears) They're playing much better than earlier in the season. Jay is having a very good year. We've seen a lot of the Bears. I would say Jay, like the rest of the team, their system is in place.
• (On Langford) Good football player. Three-down back. That's the first thing I evaluate. He's extremely productive. I have the utmost respect for Matt Forte. We'll see if he plays this week.

Why in the world would MM even consider letting Favre speak to the team.   Keep that dude as far away from the locker room as possible.

Forget about Favre. Get Bart Starr to go to into the locker room. Starr won't have to say anything. His presence should be enough to motivate anyone at this point. It would be the equivalent of the All-Star game right before Ted Williams died or like Babe Ruth or Lou Gehrig's last public appearances at Yankee Stadium.

By the way, has anyone heard if any other older Packers will be at the game. Jerry Kramer, Bratkowski, etc.?