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Ten Minute Ticker wrote: ↑Tue Aug 04, 2026 11:51 am Some of the logic in this thread is illogical.

Our resident edgelords don't let a little thing like logic get in the way of their oh-so-provocative pronouncements.

LaFleur is absolutely living on borrowed time. He’s gone from losing in the conference round twice in a row to losing in the division round twice in a row to losing in the wildcard round twice in a row. An in-season firing would be extraordinary, but anything short of a deep playoff run this year sh...

Dick Himes, former offensive tackle for the Packers, died July 5 at age 80.

https://www.packers.com/news/dick-himes ... at-80-2026

Jim Lindsey, former running back for the Vikings, died on July 19 at the age of 81.

Newton didn't throw the game, he got the hell beat out of him. And his demeanor after the game reflected a player who...had just gotten the hell beat out of him.

Maybe this mysterious football guru should join us here and share what I'm sure is a deep reservoir of wisdom.

Mark wrote: ↑Wed Jun 24, 2026 11:13 pm That sounds like someone who just doesn't like the Packers.

That's pretty much it. Some folks have such a vendetta against certain teams that they lose the ability to think rationally. I used to curse the '90s Cowboys, but that didn't stop me from acknowledging what they achieved.

I feel Rice was the MVP in 1995 with Grbac starting games with Young injured. Favre had a great year but so did Sharpe. Sharpe was done by then. Robert Brooks filled in OK as WR1, but he wasn't the difference maker Sharpe was. And behind him were marginal guys like Mark Ingram and Anthony Morgan, w...

Packers-Vikings was a really weird rivalry then. In the 10 seasons from 1979 through 1988, the Packers went 14-5-0 (.737) against the Vikings and 42-80-1 (.345) against the rest of the NFL. During that same stretch, the Vikings were 69-64-0 (.519) against everyone but Green Bay.

Manny Fernandez (Dolphins, 1968-75) died May 24 at age 79.