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My next entry into my decades series has been released! It is broken up into two volumes:

Tremendous 2000s: Volume I (2000-2004)

Tremendous 2000s: Volume II (2005-2009)

My new book is out on the 1929 Green Bay Packers! This book goes deep into the 1929 NFL season, the stories of the games, and the bios of the players. I hope you'll check it out!

https://www.amazon.com/Perfect-Packers- ... 476699054/

Eliminating seniors is a huge blow. At first I was happy to see the committee size being reduced, but unless the people on the new committee care about NFL history, seniors will have an incredibly difficult time getting in.

Oh, my mistake. I forgot about that.

Wait, has no one mentioned Joe Willie Namath with the Rams? Or Johnny U with the Chargers? Those are the other two big ones I think of. Franco Harris with the Seahawks is another.

The obvious example is Brett Favre with the Vikings. That final season was hard to watch, particularly his final game. Unless the requirements are that he spent only one year with the rival team, but Shaq bounced around the league to four different franchises in all.

Matt LaFleur is definitely in danger. Should the Packers get off to an atrocious start because of their inability to win without Micah Parsons, I can see Ed Policy changing the way things are done in Green Bay and giving him a quick hook. Likewise, if the Packers collapse at the end of the season, t...

2000s Philadelphia Eagles for sure. Four NFC Championship Game losses, one Super Bowl loss. Donovan McNabb was so underrated. I always hated when the Packers played the Eagles because McNabb always figured out a way to win. Stars all over the roster. Andy Reid as coach. Yeah, the Eagles should have ...

Patriots-Packers in the Brady-Rodgers era. Lots of years to pick from, nearly all of which are the Packers' fault for not reaching the big game. 2010 Pats lose to Jets in divisional round, 2011 Packers lose to the other New York team in the same round, 2014 Packers choke in NFC Championship Game, 20...

The 2011 Packers went 15-1 and lost that one game by only five points. Then they got blown out at home by the New York Giants in the divisional round after a bye. One of the greatest offenses ever (and while the defense's numbers were bad, there was a lot of garbage time this season). They certainl...