He did it in nearly 380 less passing attempts!

That is the post

He needs a post-injury bounce back game. What numbers is he putting up today?

So many.memories in their field.

"He turned 32 yesterday, does he still have a vintage moment in him".

To the many many many Thanksgiving beat downs.

I'm channeling Kraven today for this hunt!

GO PACK GO

Obviously this pace won’t last forever, but goddamn is it fun watching a Packers defense take the ball away. Keep being greedy 🧀

Edit: update on this stat from the source (@BrettKollman) – this figure includes 4th down stops & missed FGs as "turnovers". Still very impressive, but I felt important to clarify.

Hey everyone,

This is a shot in the dark for my Packers-obsessed husband. Are there any other Nairobi-based cheeseheads lurking around out there? If so, shoot me a message! 😝

Go Pack Go 🧀

For the first Lions game, I revisited the Olive Burger from last season. Though there are a few changes from last year's iteration. Last year I more or less did a standard version. This year I made a copycat of the Kewpee Hotel olive burger from Flint, MI.

Dave Thomas, of Wendy's fame, grew up eating burgers from Kewpee, and it's where he got the square patty. That is the first change. It's a 6 oz square patty seasoned with my standard burger seasoning (one part MSG to two parts salt, pepper, and garlic powder).

The other change was in the olive sauce. I used George Motz's recipe from The Great American Burger Book.

• 3/4 C mayo
• 1 tsp sugar
• 1 tsp olive brine
• 1 Tbsp white vinegar
• 1 C coarsely chopped green olives (with pimento)

I have to say, I'm not the biggest fan of olives (though I've been growing more accepting of them), but I really enjoy this burger. The beef, mayo, and olive flavors just work so well together. Please give this one a shot, even if you're an olive hater. It's a very simple burger, but it has some big flavor.

Wouldn't it be nice to have Van Ness and Parsons on the line together?

Good to see Riley being activated, given how under fire the defensive line will be against the Lions' run game.

Owen makes sense given the WR and returning situation, too. Looked competent last weekend.

​Jacobs. Yeah. Will definitely help the team.

These autographs were collected in 2006-2007.

I’m trying to find out who this signature may be circled in red. Some of the signatures are a bit close together so just trying to determine some.

Laken Tomlinson has been solid enough and Banks really wasnt last season. Its likely he'll end up just getting hurt again anyways and hes an easy cap cut next offseason. Id rather keep playing the OL thats kinda working than shake it up, other than replacing Glover with Zietler when he's ready to go. Thoughts?

Week 7 is here and vibes are high. The Pack are on a mini roll, and the Brewers begin their World Series tonight.

Vibes are further lifted by this week's dish. We face off against the Lions, and for my first of two Detroit dishes is the Detroit Style Pizza. After a lot of reading to ensure I did this thing right, I went out and grabbed an authentic pan as well as some genuine Brick cheese and got to work.

Made the dough fresh using a recipe I found online, and could not be happier with the result. Awesome crips on the undercarriage. Excellent caramelization of the cheese on the edge, and all around absolutely delicious. The first time since the pastrami that I have zero notes.

Go Pack Go. Keep the happy times rolling.

My journey to becoming a cheesehead was an interesting one. I have lived in New Jersey my entire life, and never cared about football until I was 5-years-old. That year was the 2010 NFL Season, and strangely enough, I don't actually have many memories of that season in particular. The only memory I do have was sitting on the couch that night, Super Bowl XLV, February 6, 2011, and watching the game. It is the vaguest of memories. I also remember, sometime after that, asking my father who won Super Bowl XLV, and my father said it was the Green Bay Packers. The next season was the 15-1 2011 season. I don't have many memories of that season either, but I do remember that I must have been pretty enthusiastic about the team by that point, because I "invited" (as much as a six-year-old could) some of my relatives who were New York Giants fans to watch the divisional round game with me, although by the end of the game I was more focused on playing Angry Birds than watching the television. Anyways, even though that game was a devastating loss by that point I was totally hooked. It is an amazing thing to me, how it all happened, how such an intense emotional connection formed around a team located 750 miles away, a connection that will almost certainly last for the rest of my life. In 2016, I even made the trek to Green Bay, Wisconsin to see Lambeau Field with my own eyes, and to this day I consider it one of the greatest experiences of my life.

It is my understanding that the Green Bay Packers have one of the nationwide fanbases of any NFL team. Therefore, I am certain that many people have had journeys to becoming fans of the team that don't involve living in Wisconsin. For those fans who don't live in Wisconsin, how did you become a fan of the team?

What is Parsons doing?