Category Archives: Off-Field

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January

2011 NFL Conference Championships – Game Predictions from AllGreenBayPackers.com

GAME PREDICTIONS
2011 NFL Playoffs: Conference Championships
Name Straight Up
Against the Spread
Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots (-7.5)
Kris Burke Patriots Patriots
“Jersey” Al Bracco Ravens Ravens
Adam Czech Patriots Patriots
Thomas Hobbes Patriots Patriots
Zach Kruse Patriots Patriots
Chad Toporski Ravens Ravens
New York Giants at San Francisco 49ers (-2.5)
Kris Burke 49ers 49ers
“Jersey” Al Bracco 49ers 49ers
Adam Czech Giants 49ers
Thomas Hobbes Giants Giants
Zach Kruse Giants Giants
Chad Toporski 49ers 49ers

Current Standings:

Chad Toporski, 12-4
“Jersey” Al Bracco, 10-6
Zach Kruse, 10-6
Thomas Hobbes, 9-7
Kris Burke, 5-11
Adam Czech, 5-3 *(missed Wild Card round)

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Chad Toporski, a Wisconsin native and current Pittsburgh resident, is a writer for AllGreenBayPackers.com and The Packer Backer. You can follow Chad on twitter at @ChadToporski

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19

January

Green Bay Packers Free Agency: Rating the Packers 2012 FAs

C Scott Wells is one of eight free agents for the Packers in 2012.

It’s far from a Moneyball style stats movement, but the guys over at Pro Football Focus have slowly but surely put together one of the premier stat-organizing sites available for the NFL and its legion of fans. It’s not a fool-proof system, and I occasionally disagree with a rating or two from a given game. But PFF grades every player on every play for all 32 teams, so there’s no shortage of work these guys put into their grades and ratings.

With the 2011 season over in Green Bay, I used PFF’s ratings/grades to analyze the Packers’ eight free agents this offseason. If you’re not familiar with the ratings at PFF, don’t fret—a higher score indicates a better rating, and a negative score obviously isn’t what you’re looking for.

Also, for another look at the Packers’ free agents in 2012, check out this article from AllGBP’s own Adam Czech.

CB Jarrett Bush (-4.0, 321 snaps)

18

January

McCarthy Makes it Obvious that Packers Want TE Jermichael Finley Back in 2012

If you trust what you were hearing from Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy during his final press conference of the 2011-12 season Wednesday, then you also should have no worries about where tight end Jermichael Finley will playing next season.

He’s not going anywhere.

McCarthy praised Finley on several different occasions, calling him a “talented young man” who has a “great work ethic” and wants to be “a great player.” McCarthy also said that the Packers “need him out there” and that Finley has a lot of room for improvement.

If the Packers head coach had even entertained the thought of letting a 25-year-old tight end walk in free agency, this amount of praise would seem unlikely. McCarthy obviously wants and plans on Finley being a part of the Packers’ roster next season, and I’d say there is a very small chance of the opposite becoming reality.

15

January

Video of How the 1% Roll. Watching the Packers vs. Giants Playoff Game at Lambeau Feld

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You can follow Jersey Al on Facebook and Twitter .

#82914 on the Packers Season Ticket Waiting List.

Be sure to bookmark Jersey Al’s AllGreenBayPackers.com where we are "All Packers All the Time"

Jersey Al Bracco can be heard as one of the Co-Hosts on Cheesehead Radio and is the Green Bay Packers Draft Analyst for Drafttek.com.

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14

January

Watch the New Aaron Rodgers State Farm Commercial with Clay Matthews. Discount Double-check

As we told you here over a week ago, Clay Matthews has also done a State Farm Discount Double Check commercial with BJ raji. Here it is:

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You can follow Jersey Al on Facebook and Twitter .

#82914 on the Packers Season Ticket Waiting List.

Be sure to bookmark Jersey Al’s AllGreenBayPackers.com where we are "All Packers All the Time"

Jersey Al Bracco can be heard as one of the Co-Hosts on Cheesehead Radio and is the Green Bay Packers Draft Analyst for Drafttek.com.

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14

January

2011 NFL Playoffs Divisional Round – Game Predictions from AllGreenBayPackers.com

GAME PREDICTIONS
2011 NFL Playoffs: Divisional Round
Name Straight Up
Against the Spread
New Orleans Saints at San Francisco 49ers (+3.5)
Kris Burke Saints Saints
“Jersey” Al Bracco Saints Saints
Adam Czech Saints 49ers
Thomas Hobbes Saints Saints
Zach Kruse Saints Saints
Chad Toporski 49ers 49ers
Denver Broncos at New England Patriots (-13.5)
Kris Burke Patriots Broncos
“Jersey” Al Bracco Patriots Patriots
Adam Czech Patriots Broncos
Thomas Hobbes Patriots Patriots
Zach Kruse Patriots Broncos
Chad Toporski Patriots Patriots
Houston Texans at Baltimore Ravens (-7.5)
Kris Burke Ravens Ravens
“Jersey” Al Bracco Ravens Texans
Adam Czech Ravens Texans
Thomas Hobbes Texans Texans
Zach Kruse Ravens Texans
Chad Toporski Ravens Texans
New York Giants at Green Bay Packers (-8.5)
Kris Burke Packers Giants
“Jersey” Al Bracco Packers Packers
Adam Czech Packers Giants
Thomas Hobbes Packers Giants
Zach Kruse Giants Giants
Chad Toporski Packers Giants
13

January

Packers vs. Giants Divisional Round Game Predictions from AllGreenBayPackers.com

GAME PREDICTIONS Divisional Round: Green Bay Packers vs. New York Giants
Name Record To-Date This Week’s Pick Score Prediction
Kris Burke 14-2 Green Bay Packers 31-17
The Packers take the field with heavy hearts and put away the Giants.  The character of the Green Bay locker room is very strong and they will use the words of some Giants along with the events of the week to remind everyone why they’re the best franchise in the league.
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“Jersey” Al Bracco 15-1 Green Bay Packers 34-24
As long as the Giants DL isn’t allowed to run roughshod, and I don’t think they will be, the Giants do not have enough to stop Aaron Rodgers and this offense. Not a rout, but a “comfy” win.
Adam Czech 14-2 Green Bay Packers 33-26
A healthy offensive line and a mobile Aaron Rodgers negates whatever pass rush the Giants bring on Sunday. And once Rodgers gets out of the pocket, there’s no way the Giants secondary can keep up with the Packers WRs.
Thomas Hobbes 15-1 Green Bay Packers 31-27