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Hey, give Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre some of the credit. He threw the pass, didn't he? Favre has been involved in some wacky plays over the years, but none wackier than the winning touchdown in the Packers' 26-20 overtime victory over the Minnesota Vikings Monday night.

Carolina Panthers linebacker Jon Beason celebrates his interception intended for Green Bay Packers wide receiver Donald Driver in the closing moments of fourth quarter action.

One day after Greg Jennings said he and the Green Bay Packers were close to an agreement on a new contract, the two sides were nearly finished with the deal.

Even though the Green Bay Packers will dish out at least $16.25 million to receiver Greg Jennings this year, they should have enough room under the salary cap for additional contract extensions.

No Fantasy Teams Found The Packers limped to a 6-10 finish in 2008, but the offense can't be blamed for it.

Donald Driver never thought he'd see the day. But he could have a "sleeping with the enemy" type moment next month.

In 2008, the Packers saw too many victories slip away with late-game defensive mishaps.

The Green Bay Packers are in contract negotiations with Greg Jennings and are close to agreeing to a new deal, the veteran wide receiver said Monday after minicamp practice.

Thumbs Up: To Green Bay Packers wide receiver Donald Driver, for his willingness to lead.

Welcome to SportsNation! On Monday, ESPN.com NFC North blogger Kevin Seifert will drop in to chat about the NFL.

Leading to the 2005 NFL Draft, high expectations were on Aaron Rodgers. A sure top ten pick, the quarterback from the University of California was a good talent, but was out shined by Alex Smith... by Matt Miselis 9 37 reads Opinion Leading to the 2005 NFL Draft, high expectations were on Aaron Rodgers.

It was the Packers versus the Packers in the friendly softball game. Money from Sunday's ticket sales and support from sponsors go to the Donald Driver Foundation which helps families less fortunate.

The Packers WILL NOT have a losing season! - The Packers WILL NOT have a losing season! What makes some people to thinking that the Packers will have a losing season?? That is the question I ask myself each and everytime I come onto this board and read crap like that.

GREEN BAY -- Players don't win NFL jobs during voluntary, non-contact practices in June.

GRAND CHUTE -- The Green Bay Packers players participating in the second Donald Driver Charity Softball game at Fox Cities Stadium on Sunday are set to play with the exception of one roster spot that will be filled, and it is up for bids.

So what did we learn at the very first full-squad, open practice of the Green Bay Packers? Well, not everything is hunky-dory on a few fronts.

The rosters are all but set for the Green Bay Packers offense's team in the Donald Driver Charity Softball Game at Fox Cities Stadium on June 14.

The Packers had their OTA Wednesday on Clarke Hinkle Field, and here is a running diary of some of what went on.

The Green Bay Packers were one happy family on Wednesday - at least that's what they would have you believe.

Tuesday Night Touchback contributor Jason Wilde of the Wisconsin State Journal reports Donald Driver is a no-show at Packers organized team activities because he wants a new contract.