HAAA!!!!

I think the only reason he let him suit up was , in case Starks went down or Crockett was a flop. Now it seems we may have 3 good backs. Crockett was really hyped up, great to see.

Moral to this story, if you're expendable, don't screw up. Eddie must be paying out some pretty big fines. overweight and late. Coach we just stopped at McDonalds for a few 1/4 pounders.

I hope Peppers gets in lacys face. He came to GB to win a ring and guys like lacy are effing it all up.

I wonder if Alonzo was a bad influence on Lacy. If there was something going on that we haven't heard about.
Apparently they have no intention of resigning Harris to the PS or anything. I can't believe they would cut him and have no interest in signing him to the PS over missing a curfew.

9:00 PM curfew - yikes. Seems a bit juvenile given that the game is 8 the next night BUT rules are rules. Maybe Lacy thinks that he is in college and he is still king of the campus either way he has not been impressive for most of the season. What bothered me the most was his attitude and body language on his few carries in this game. Getting stuffed is disappointing but hanging your head and moping is just childish.

Kudos to the coaching staff to take action and get Crockett into the game.

I've always wondered about Eddie's commitment to the professional game. By his own admission, he doesn't watch football much and, reading between the lines, he doesn't enjoy it much either. Perhaps his professional career path was a way to get the home for his family and a little money in the bank to cushion him and them for the future. If that's the case, I have no problem with him. He's accomplished that goal. BUT, in my opinion, to be a highly successful pro player, you have to have some modicum of love for the game. You need to be dedicated in the offseason Prime example is Favre. He loves the game, wouldn't have wanted to do anything other than play. We see that trait in all players that have great success. And in Eddie's case, IF (big word) he's not all in, it's best we have someone waiting in the wings, like Crockett, who really wants to be on the team day in and day out.
Now, IF (there's that word again), Eddie is just exhibiting a lack of maturity and focus, I trust our staff to get him back on track and we'll see a rededication from him next season.
Bottom line, it's best the Packers find out now where Eddie's head is before the huge payday and long contract constrains them for years.

Fat Boy better get with the program. Even at the relatively early hour of 9 pm, people don't normally miss curfew because they were hanging out at the petting zoo.

To me it says a lot more than just coming in late. He showed up grossly over weight at the beginning of the season, stayed over weight to the point his ankles can't handle the weight, then this.

Sounds to me like someone who wants out of Green Bay. Maybe his heart is elsewhere but it ain't with the fans or the team. We've all seen pictures of him on the sidelines joking around like not playing is no big deal.

Sadly he was a 2 pick. May end up being a wasted one in the end.

In a way it reminds me of a guy I knew in the Navy. Had a calendar and each day got it out and crossed off another day he was closer to getting out.
I finally had it. Sat him down and told him the rest of us are tired of his attitude and his bitching. Told him, he enlisted. It was his choice. Honor your commitment, do you job, shut up and when the last day comes, go. But man up and understand you put yourself in this. Blame yourself not the Navy.

In other words, you stuck your nose into someone else's business. Why should his attitude have any effect on you?

You know what's crazy?

The Packers lead the NFC North, and only 5 teams in the entire league have a better record than the Packers.

Also, they are two games up on anyone for the top Wildcard spot in the conference should things in the NFC N turn out badly.

THat's good news for a team that is playing its worst football of the last decade.