Uncomfortable truths...

"Anal beads are both affordable and fun"

Hmmm, maybe there's a reason Jordy scores more often at Lambeau. Motivation?

Well if anyone would understand the concept of uncomfortable truths:





Oh why not. It's Friday and we all need a good giggle:

"Drop it, Raji!"

want to guess how much time I spent today checking out stuff about the bears?

I'll go out on a limb and say "no amount"

Com'on Greg:

Follow the Rabbit!!!

so which one of you is pulling the lever?

#4

Natch.

I'd imagine both teams spent a fair amount of time during training camp preparing for that game.

The truth is, everyone is uncomfortable at some point in their life.

That first Lambeau Leap game had a little bit of everything. Reggie recovers the fumble gets wrapped up by a Raider, gathers himself and shows astounding awareness by serving up a nice soft toss back to Leroy for the give and go TD. There's lollygagging by the qb and the oline of the Raiders as Leroy rumbles for his very first td as a Packer.

It also the same game Sterling Sharpe became the first wr in NFL history to post back to back 100 reception seasons. He finished the game with 7 receptions for 100+ yards despite being pulled from the game with 8 minutes left in the 4th quarter.

The Packers had a playoff spot on the line, as did the Raiders.

Packers 28 Raiders 0
Boxscore

quote:

Coldest place was on the L.A. sideline
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
by Bud Lea on Monday, December 27th, 1993

The Packers loved the Raiders, who smartly stepped into Lambeau Field with a 9-5 record. Loved em' in a way you love a kid brother you can beat up. continue

Interestingly the Packers also had some rookies starting for the defense that year. George Teague had his first interception at safety. LB Wayne Simmons had one as well (his second of the year) and CB Doug Evans had a fumble recovery.