Daybreak Doppler: Badgers Uninspired, Packers Defensive & Special

This week’s Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is 2010 Packers opponets cheerleader squads.

A Miami Dolphins Cheerleader sort of morning.

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly from the Packers 27-20 win over the Eagles yesterday.

Ol Bag of Donuts calls the Packers win gritty and gutty.

John ant GPN has What We Learned Against the Eagles.

For some really quick hits on the win, let’s head over to Tundra Vision.

And just a good ole general review of the game from Packer Update.

Adam at B5Q sums up the general consensus feeling about the Badgers 27-14 win over San Jose State on Saturday: Not Good Enough.

Badger Branded says while the Badgers didn’t live up to the spread, a win’s a win.

The Bucky Channel stays with the theme in The Bucky Five: Not Overly Impressive, But Good Enough.

Midwest Sports Fan pays homage to Trevor Time.

I can’t believe ‘The Last Boy Scout’ is higher than ‘Remember the Titans’ here: The Ten Greatest Football Films Ever Made.

I don’t know about Doctor, but the rest of these 10 jobs that will turn you in a total dick make sense.

Missing in this list of ridiculous mustaches every guy should sportis the friendly mutton chops.

The 11 Funniest Tweets By Dictators Real & Fake, the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ones are the best. 

The 2010 NFL Cheerleader Kickoff Awards

Little bit of this, little bit of that - First off, the Badgers on Saturday looked as flat as I have seen a team in a long time, it was almost like they were playing down to the competition.  While it was still a win, the Badgers are going to need to fix some things quickly if they expect to compete against Ohio State & Iowa for a share of the Big Ten Title this year.  As for the Packers, once Aaron Rodgers calmed down things seemed to roll rather well for the Packers.  The two stars of this game were Clay Matthews III & Jordy Nelson.  For the first time in a long time the Packers actually got field position from kick-off returns and that is all on Jordy Nelson.  Clay Matthews is a beast.  If it wasn’t for him things may have looked a bit different in the last two minutes of the game, with the Packers having to play to win instead of taking kneel downs.  Over all a good weekend and heck, even the Brewers won yesterday. 

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Tags: Aaron Rodgers, Clay Matthews, Green Bay Packers, Jordy Nelson, Milwaukee Brewers, Trevor Hoffman, Wisconsin Badgers