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I don't see much from Aaron Rodgers either. I hear that backup QB in Philly (Garcia?) might be up for a contract renewal at the end of this season. Packers should take a look at him. Seems like he's doing good in place of McNabb and has ran the West Coast Offense for many years.

If Brett did go somewhere else wouldn't it make sense to go where the coach runs the West Coast Offense? That way Brett would fit right in and run the same offense he has ran since 1992.

Obviously the referees can't make a call to save their life. I propose a move where penalties can be challenged just like regular plays can. The whole "Judgement Call" thing is just a screen to hide behind when the referees are not accountable for their bad calls.

The refs appear to be idiots this year. They blew a few calls in the Packers-Seahawks game tonight. They may have cost the Packers the game. The Seahawks scored two touchdowns because of bogus 3rd down calls.

That reminds me of a play call that was made in the Packers-Vikings game a few weeks ago. The Vikings were receiving a punt at their own 5 yard line. The guy muffs the punt and gets hit causing the ball to roll into the endzone and out the back. According to section D...

It just seems weird that these networks would show it as much as they do. I mean, I am at work Sunday evening and when I go on break to catch up on the highlights of the late games I scan through ESPN, ESPN2, and FSN Detroit. Those are the only 3 networks on the regular cable system and there...

I see I am not alone here. They should rebrand ESPN as OSPN (Only Sports Programming Network) or something to that effect. Don't we have enough "Entertainment" channels already? There just aren't many niche TV channels anymore (EX: MTV in the 80s)

Maybe I am not in the loop or something here. How can ESPN, ESPN2, and all the RSNs on DirecTV consider poker a sport? I am not sure what the technical definition of a sport is, but I could never classify any card game as sport-worthy. Wouldn't it be better served on the Game Show Network...