Category Archives: NFL history lessons
The conflict of Ted Thompson
AN ADDENDUM: Another good Favre/Thompson piece by former Packers capologist Andrew Brandt, who consistently delivers unique and compelling insight on the Packers over at NationalFootballPost.com. Brandt’s story discusses many of the issues we’re talking about below. Gene here. I’ve been thinking about this … Continue reading
Filed under Gene Bosling, NFL history lessons
Breaking down '96 Packers vs. '09 Vikings
Normally on Wednesdays, this space is reserved for a mid-week report. We’d give you injury updates and a few other interesting notes about what’s going on with the Green Bay Packers as they prepare for their next game. This week, … Continue reading
Filed under Chris Lempesis, NFL history lessons, Outside the division
Breaking down ’96 Packers vs. ’09 Vikings
Normally on Wednesdays, this space is reserved for a mid-week report. We’d give you injury updates and a few other interesting notes about what’s going on with the Green Bay Packers as they prepare for their next game. This week, … Continue reading
Filed under Chris Lempesis, NFL history lessons, Outside the division
It's here: Your guide to dealing with that obnoxious Steelers fan (or confronting lies with basic stats)
Been waiting for the right time to do this during the summer–didn’t want to cramp the flow of the excellent stuff Chris and Adam have been doing. But with the ridiculous ESPN contest Adam alluded to in his last post … Continue reading
Filed under Gene Bosling, NFL history lessons, Special series
It’s here: Your guide to dealing with that obnoxious Steelers fan (or confronting lies with basic stats)
Been waiting for the right time to do this during the summer–didn’t want to cramp the flow of the excellent stuff Chris and Adam have been doing. But with the ridiculous ESPN contest Adam alluded to in his last post … Continue reading
Filed under Gene Bosling, NFL history lessons, Special series
Got a Steelers problem? We're here to help
Like some of you, I’ve recently been confronted with a growing problem: a rash of Steelers fans who, emboldened by their recent Super Bowl title, seem to have forgotten the putrid first years of their franchise’s history, the idea that Tom … Continue reading
Filed under NFL history lessons, Outside the division
