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Pereira Defends (Pretty Awful) Fumble Call
The NFL 's vice president of officiating Mike Pereira , who is becoming a name of note through his weekly visits to the NFL Network , recently revisited the fumble/no fumble, challenge/no challenge situation from last week's Cowboys-Packers game.
Pickett, Jolly get ready for the game
Green Bay Packers nose tackle Ryan Pickett and teammate Johnny Jolly prepare for the game against the 49ers prior to kickoff at Lambeau Field.
Ted Thompson Draft Choices, A Pick by Pick Analysis
It's no secret that Packers General Manager Ted Thompson believes the way to build an NFL roster is through the draft.
NFL VP of officiating acknowledges blown call in Cowboys-Packers game
NFL VP of officiating Mike Pereira said Wednesday that the crew working last Sunday's Cowboys-Packers game was wrong in not penalizing the Packers 15 yards for challenging a play when they were out of challenges.
Green Bay Packers have learned how to stuff the run
Coach Mike McCarthy's switch to a 3-4 defense with coordinator Dom Capers has shored up one of the great deficiencies for the Green Bay Packers last season - their run defense.
Packers' Penalties; The Breakdown
The Green Bay Packers have been plagued by penalties all season long; in fact they're the most penalized team in the league .
Eric Goska column: Green Bay Packers defense withstands late air attack from Dallas Cowboys
Tony Romo and a Dallas Cowboys passing attack finally showed up in the fourth quarter.
Green Bay Packers give QB Aaron Rodgers more responsibility
Though Aaron Rodgers didn't have one of his more productive games on Sunday, coach Mike McCarthy said he gave his quarterback more responsibility at the line of scrimmage than he ever has in an effort to help the Packers' problems in pass protection.
Cowboys lineman Colombo breaks left leg
Originally published November 15, 2009 at 4:14 p.m., updated November 15, 2009 at 4:18 p.m. GREEN BAY, Wis.
Letters: Packers' pay should be determined after season
I think that Pat Eisch is 100 percent correct, especially when someone commits a foul like Johnny Jolly did in the Vikings game.
Tauscher to see limited playing time on Sunday
The Green Bay Packers are ready to throw Mark Tauscher back into the mix but perhaps not for an entire game.
Mike Vandermause column: Green Bay Packers worse now than 2007 with almost same team
The Green Bay Packers suffered their worst defeat in more than a decade on Sunday despite having nearly their entire team intact from the NFC championship game just 22 months ago.
Baranczyk: Packers-Buccaneers 'Inside Football' analysis
As told to former Packer Insider columnist Cliff Christl, Eric Baranczyk , an assistant high school football coach and a former player and coach at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, offers a weekly analysis of the Green Bay Packers with a distinctly Inside Football slant.
NFL: Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers returns to practice
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and receiver Donald Driver practiced Friday and are probable for Sunday's game at Tampa Bay.
LeRoy Butler analyzes the Vikings-Packers game
After each game, former Green Bay Packers all-pro safety LeRoy Butler teams up with Journal Sentinel beat writer Tom Silverstein in our "5 Questions with LeRoy Butler" feature.
Green Bay Packers Q&A with Mike Vandermause: Losing season would put heat on McCarthy
Have questions or comments about the Packers? Send them to Press-Gazette sports editor Mike Vandermause at mvandermause@greenbaypressgazette.com and he'll provide responses in Packers Preview.
Three Green Bay Packers fined by NFL
Green Bay Packers Johnny Jolly, Al Harris and rookie B.J. Raji have been fined $5,000 each by the NFL for actions in last Sunday's loss to Minnesota.
Patience starts to pay off for Green Bay Packers' B.J. Raji
B.J. Raji has learned his lesson about publicly pushing for playing time, but he'll make this much clear: If this is the week the Green Bay Packers decide to ramp up their top draft pick's workload, Raji is ready.
McCarthy "Loud and Clear" About Packers Penalties
The Green Bay Packers head to Tampa Sunday as the second-most penalized team in the league.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
What was Jolly thinking? Obviously, he wasn't
In a somber locker room following the Green Bay Packers' loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, a handful of reporters waited for defensive lineman Johnny Jolly to explain his puzzling first-quarter, momentum-changing personal foul penalty.
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