Is there veteran help out there for LB or DB?

[rbaloha1]

BP moving inside is a good move. Loves contact and has the physicality to play inside. Plus BP is moving around better and improved in pass coverage.

[The Leaper]

We can sign Deanna Favre for one game against the Vikings. I'm guessing she'd be chasing the opposing QB all over the place.

[Joemailman]

Re: Is there veteran help out there for LB or DB?

There is a strong possibility that after this weekend we are leading the division. Far too soon to panic.

I'd feel better if Revis was fully fit. I don't expect too much from Carolina. I don't share the optimism, but I don't share the panic.

Carolina nearly beat New Orleans last week, and the Bears will have Todd Collins at QB. I think there's a good chance the Bears lose this week.

[Smidgeon]

We can sign Deanna Favre for one game against the Vikings. I'm guessing she'd be chasing the opposing QB all over the place.

[mraynrand]

BP moving inside is a good move. Loves contact and has the physicality to play inside. Plus BP is moving around better and improved in pass coverage.

I really want to believe you. What makes you think this is true?

[HarveyWallbangers]

Tramon's been an unsung hero.

Rip-roaring start: Packers cornerback Tramon Williams is off to a terrific start, and has allowed just two catches for 10 yards through the first four games. In both the Buffalo and Detroit games, Williams didn't allow a single catch.

"He's been our best secondary player the first four weeks," Packers cornerbacks coach Joe Whitt Jr. said of Williams. "I wouldn't have guessed he'd be playing better than 21 (Charles Woodson), but he has.

[wpony]

I dont suppose we could get Kevin Greene to play for the rest of the season LOL him and Clay back there together could you see that.

[Fritz]

I wonder at what position the Packers could use the help right now - both now and in the future.

The thing about Lynch to me was that with Grant coming back next year and MM not liking a two-back system if he likes one runner, what would happen next year with Lynch and Grant and no third round pick?

Same with the safety thing. If you trade for a starting caliber safety to start next to Collins, you'd likely have to give up a third or so, I would imagine. So what do you do next year when Burnett comes back?

In the short term, I would love to see a trade to shore up a weak area, whether it's running back or linebacker or safety. Long term, it's not as simple. And if you go short term and win it all, cool. If not, it was a waste, it would seem.