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cant pay all of them and 1 will have to go

good...send him to san fran...they need all the help they can get

They should save there money for a new QB because this will probably be Farve's last year at the helm and 2nd string Rogers just don't have it and never will.
I'm surprised they kept him this long, he was a Mike Sherman pick and we all know what an great (NOT) Coach / GM he was. And while there at it, they should dump there GM, Thompson.
I hope the new Packers head that there getting at the end of the year does just that.

Who cares about a team who is only solely around thanks to a salary cap...get rid of these losers...

Yeah, get rid of the most storied franchise in the NFL...genius, Maddux. And let's allow Aaron Rodgers to play a game or two before we decry him as a bad pick.

Big Mistake this man is a BEAST!!! I would slash payroll at other positions before i let him go!!!! This defensive line is the reason theyre winning!!!!

MacaDamien .....I think you could be right. Quality D lineman are hard to find..not sure you can have too many of them.

trade him for another back

Poss0021:
Maybe you watched different games I watched when Rogers stepped in as QB and Rogers did absolutely nothing.
Maybe you should start watching basketball instead of football GENIUS, you seem to know it all.

Nice this guy stole my name now send him to the Giants to replace coffield...i would love to see a guy with the same name on my favorite team

Most storied franchise? Come on. These guys aren't the Yankees/Celtics/UCLA Bruins of the NFL.

They might be top-5 in the NFL.. with the Steelers, 49ers, Cowboys and Bears all having something to say abotu being the most storied franchise in the NFL.

But with so many teams on the list- how can you call one franchise the most storied in the history of the NFL?

Because, Rosenberg, a name means a lot in history. When you mention Lombardi, Starr, Lambeau, Gregg, White, Favre, you go back to the most storied franchise in the NFl and maybe all of sports. In a world of greedy owners, angry fans, and a whole mess of trouble, you have the Green Bay Packers sitting in the limelight of litte old Wisconsin. There is something...pure about the Packers. Have they had their share of scandal? I can say painkillers, I'll admit it. But I have never met anyone, even if they're not a Packers fan, who didn't enjoy a trip to Lambeau. Even if they're team lost and they were there as visiting fans, they were never treated better. All the teams you listed are great teams, and they have fantastic histories with lots of titles etc. Yet, how can you help but smile whenever you think about The Frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field. :-)

Sounds like Maddux is either a Bears fan or doesnt get ESPN classic.
either way... Two things are for certain. 1. Green Bay has a serious NFL history and 2. Maddux HATES the Pack.

Green Bay and Buffalo are two pro teams with college atmospheres.

Maybe Maddux is just plain MAD because DA-Bears and I emphasize on DA, Suck and just maybe he would really like to start routing for a winning team like the Green Bay Packers

To Justin Rosenberg

The Green Bay Packers have 12 NFL Championships and are one of the oldest franchises around. How can you tell me that they are not the most storied franchise without backing it up.

Go Pack! The biggest problem with sites like these are the morons who log on and run their mouths about football. Something they clearly know nothing about. More than likely, they're 12 years old. Time to get off the computer now junior, it's nap time!

Williams needs to be locked up and the Packers may be waiting until the end of the season because they have already resigned Donald Lee and they sacrificed some salary cap this year for more next year. If Favre doesn't retire than Williams and this great defense help him win now and if Favre does retire then Williams helps the team win period, is fairly young, and Favre retiring frees up a LOT of cap room

You can't just call Aaron Rodgers a bust yet, in the games where he has played which were usually relief duty or when Favre got hurt against New England last year, where they didnt open up the playbook for this guy. I don't know i can see this guy being a pretty good QB just give him a shot with the solid defense and good young recievers he won't have to try to do everything himself, but i see Favre playing at least one more year after this so i won't worry about this to much.

Tough one to call...I do like Corey Williams and think he does a pretty dang good job in there....but we have a 1st round pick sitting on his butt collecting a paycheck (still not sure why we picked him up as we had a great depth of D-line before the draft with the exception of John Jolly who wasn't on the team last year and is new to the Pack).

I'd like to see what Harrell can do and see if he was worth the 1st round pick but at the same time, Williams does have more experience and works well with Ryan Pickett.