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Week 4 Results:

Jordy’s Stiff Arm (105.46) over Cheeseheads (66.86)
St. Cecilia’s HS (137.86) over TouchedByTedThompson (102.32)
Rockwood Lodge (118.28) over Finley Named My Kids (87.46)
The Gilbert Browns (114.24) over Milwaukee Packers (85.76)
Lambeau’s Legends (159.74) over Calvinball (116.32)
SuperBowl or Bust (125.20) over Salute Your Jorts (108.30)

Standings:

Writers Division

1. The Gilbert Browns, Adam Czech (4-0-0)
2. Rockwood Lodge, Marques Eversoll (2-2-0)
3. St. Cecilia’s HS, “Jersey” Al Bracco (2-2-0)
4. Salute Your Jorts, Kris Burke (2-2-0)
5. Jordy’s Stiff Arm, Chad Toporski (2-2-0)
6. Calvinball, Thomas Hobbes (1-3-0)

Readers Division

1. Finley Named My Kids, Sam (3-1-0)
2. Lambeau’s Legends, Henry (2-2-0)
3. SuperBowl or Bust, Earl (2-2-0)
4. Cheeseheads, Matt (2-2-0)
5. TouchedByTedThompson, Ian (1-3-0)
6. Milwaukee Packers, gbmb34 (1-3-0)

Power Rankings  Read more... (899 words + 1 image, estimated 3:36 mins reading time)

1. Lambeau’s Legends (Up 4) – They’ve taken the top spot this week in our power rankings, but it may not be for long. Their boom or bust performances are about as consistent as the Chicago Bears right now, so they’ll have to show some more consistency if they want to stay number one.

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QB Christian Ponder has led the surprising Vikings to a 2-1 record

It’s hard to believe we’re already talking about week 4 and the NFL season will be a quarter done after this coming Monday Night game.  It’s a busy week in the NFC North with some very good matchups to look forward to.

For the Green Bay Packers, week 4 is a very welcome sight.  Need I even explain the who, what, when, where and why?  They are eager to get that putrid taste out of their mouths after a very controversial loss on the final play in Monday Night’s game against the Seattle Seahawks.  They return home and host the 0-3 New Orleans Saints led by QB Drew Brees.

The Minnesota Vikings ride high into Detroit to face the Lions after having knocked off the previously undefeated and heavily favored San Francisco 49ers in Minnesota this past weekend.  It is the first divisional game for both the Vikes and Lions this season.  The Lions come into this game licking the wounds of a brutal overtime loss at Tennessee after scoring twice in the final :18 seconds to force the OT.

The Bears cap off the week with a Monday Night matchup in Dallas against the Cowboys.  Both teams are coming off wins and strong performances in week 3.  The winner of this one makes a strong statement as to their standing as a contender in the NFC.  Read more... (2398 words + 3 images, estimated 9:36 mins reading time)

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Week 4 of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars. Lets see how Donald Driver and Peta Murgatroyd perform the Paso Doble to of all things, Jimi Hendrix’s Purple Haze:

Donald and Peta received a  total score of 27, a 9 from Carrie Ann Inaba, a 9 from Len Goodman and a 9 from Bruno Tonioli.  Driver’s score has improved with each performance,  going from 21 in week 1, to 24 in week 2, to 26 in week 3 to 27 tonight.

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Jersey Al Bracco is the founder and editor of AllGreenBayPackers.com, and the co-founder of Packers Talk Radio Network. He 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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Rick Wood, JSOnline

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for four touchdowns and ran two others in, as he led the undefeated Packers (4-0) to a 49-23 win over the Denver Broncos (1-3) on Sunday afternoon at Lambeau Field.

Here are five observations from the game:

1. He’s pretty good

It’s almost hard to put into words how well Rodgers played against the Broncos on Sunday, but let’s try our best: His 408 yards were four more than his previous career high of 404 against the Giants, which also marked the start of the Packers’ current 10-game winning streak. The six total touchdowns were a personal best. The four passing touchdowns tied a career high, and he became the first Packers’ quarterback to run for two touchdowns in a game since Brett Favre did it in 1995 against the Cowboys. He became the first quarterback in NFL history with 400 yards, four passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns in one game. If a ball that went off the hands of James Jones in the fourth quarter falls to the turf, Rodgers would have finished with a passer rating of 145.5. That would have been the second-best rating in a game in his career, behind only his 155.4 showing vs. Cleveland in ’09. Still, his 134.5 rating against the Broncos was his fifth-best career rating and will bump his NFL-leading rating in 2011 to 124.6. Peyton Manning has the NFL record for passer rating in a season at 121.1. Rodgers is on pace for 56 total touchdowns (48 passing, 8 rushing) and 5,300 passing yards in 2011.  Read more... (1380 words + 1 image, estimated 5:31 mins reading time)

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