Daybreak Doppler: First Packers Roster Cuts, No One Cut

Posted on | September 1, 2010 | No Comments | by Wally

With college football starting this week, the Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is best of SI.com Cheerleader of the Week.

A Vanessa (Florida International University) sort of morning.

Daybreak Doppler: It’s A ‘Chery’ Gig Bra

Posted on | August 31, 2010 | No Comments | by Wally

With college football starting this week, the Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is best of SI.com Cheerleader of the Week.

A Chelsie (University of Minnesota) sort of morning.

Jason Chery will be given a huge chance on Thursday as he will be handling

The Bacon Files – Trimming The Fat

Posted on | August 30, 2010 | 2 Comments | by Mr Bacon

Hello Green and Gold faithful,

It’s the fat slab of Bacon with Green Bay Packers stuff to share to you today.

Let’s get down to business right away. We all know the cuts are coming, and like every other year before, they always end up with some people who are right there on the bubble. They are so good, management cannot let them go easily and try to pass them through waivers because they know another team will snatch them up.

Its one of the hardest things to do for a general manager. One day you score a excellent 90 yard kickoff return, and the next you get cut because the roster for wide receiver is stacked. It...

Daybreak Doppler: Year of the Badger, Save 599 & Cheerleader Week

Posted on | August 30, 2010 | No Comments | by Wally

With college football starting this week, the Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is best of SI.com Cheerleader of the Week.

A Katelynn (University of Oregon) sort of morning.

C.D. makes a has some thoughts on

Sunday Morning Musings

Posted on | August 29, 2010 | 2 Comments | by BigSnakeMan

Preseason games in the National Football League can be an exercise in frustration for fans trying to gain any firm impressions on their favorite teams.  Teams and coaches are experimenting with different packages and personnel groupings while at the same time trying not to show too much for the regular season and shielding key players from injury.  (Do you really believe rookie quarterback Sam Bradford is going to lead the Rams over the Patriots in a regular season game?)

All that being said, the third exhibition game is traditionally the one that’s played the closest to regular game conditions.  And if that’s the...

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