TopHat
02-26-2007, 06:50 AM
1. SHOULD PACK RESIGN F/A GREEN? 8) 90% YES
2. PACK RECORD: NFL 2007-8 SEASON 8) 81% 9-7 OR BETTER
3. GM TT SATISFACTION SURVEY 8) 94% POSITIVE RATING
4. WHICH WR TO DRAFT? 8) MEACHEM, RICE, LOWE, GONZALEZ,....
5. PACK MUST SIGN FREE AGENTS 8) GRANT, THOMAS, JOHNSON, BENNETT....
IN MID-MAY, I'LL BE BACK...TO DO A GUEST COLUMN OR THREAD PREVIEWING THE PACK SEASON BASED UPON F/AS MOVES AND DRAFT CHOICES, & ABOUT HOF BF. THEN WE SHALL SEE....
UNTIL THEN, REMEMBER: "But at the end of this [coming] season...or the next—he will step away at last, having earned the peace of an endless off-season. The cold and the snow will overtake Green Bay, and the stadium at this edge of the world will stand empty behind us, the last thing we see in the rear-view mirror as we cross that river, the light at last failing in the trees. But until that moment, Brett Favre will be throwing, in a way, for us all. Throwing hope forward, in a single clean step or with a motion as rushed and awkward as man falling out of the tub, as hurried and off-balance as the rest of us. Banking on the past while trying to read a second or two into his future, drilling clean arcs on our behalf into the weakening light and the rising odds, every stand he makes in the pocket another little long shot fired against the infinite and inevitable. Every throw a moment for hope, a defiant line, bright in the air, against chaos and diminishment and the final goodbye."
2. PACK RECORD: NFL 2007-8 SEASON 8) 81% 9-7 OR BETTER
3. GM TT SATISFACTION SURVEY 8) 94% POSITIVE RATING
4. WHICH WR TO DRAFT? 8) MEACHEM, RICE, LOWE, GONZALEZ,....
5. PACK MUST SIGN FREE AGENTS 8) GRANT, THOMAS, JOHNSON, BENNETT....
IN MID-MAY, I'LL BE BACK...TO DO A GUEST COLUMN OR THREAD PREVIEWING THE PACK SEASON BASED UPON F/AS MOVES AND DRAFT CHOICES, & ABOUT HOF BF. THEN WE SHALL SEE....
UNTIL THEN, REMEMBER: "But at the end of this [coming] season...or the next—he will step away at last, having earned the peace of an endless off-season. The cold and the snow will overtake Green Bay, and the stadium at this edge of the world will stand empty behind us, the last thing we see in the rear-view mirror as we cross that river, the light at last failing in the trees. But until that moment, Brett Favre will be throwing, in a way, for us all. Throwing hope forward, in a single clean step or with a motion as rushed and awkward as man falling out of the tub, as hurried and off-balance as the rest of us. Banking on the past while trying to read a second or two into his future, drilling clean arcs on our behalf into the weakening light and the rising odds, every stand he makes in the pocket another little long shot fired against the infinite and inevitable. Every throw a moment for hope, a defiant line, bright in the air, against chaos and diminishment and the final goodbye."