11/10/2007
Pass Rush Has Paid Dividends Vs. Minnesota
If, as expected, Brooks Bollinger starts at quarterback for Minnesota on Sunday at Lambeau Field, he will become the fourth different starter at that position for the Vikings in their last four games against the Packers. But if there's been one constant in Green Bay's previous three victories in the series, it's that the Packers have gotten steady pressure on the quarterback, no matter who it's been. [More]
No changing of the guards
After a week of rotating their guards all week in practice, the Green Bay Packers' new starters for Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field are ... ... the same guys who finished last Sunday's victory at Kansas City. Yes, incumbents Daryn Colledge (left guard) and Jason Spitz (right guard) apparently have held serve and are set to start against the Vikings, in part because Junius Coston's sprained ankle isn't healed and rookie Allen Barbre isn't far enough into his development to have mounted a serious challenge for a starting spot. [More] 
Robinson not bitter
Koren Robinson recognizes he has no right to feel bitter about the way his stint with the Minnesota Vikings ended. Learning not to blame other people for his problems, he said, is an important part of his recovery from alcohol abuse. "I take full responsibility," said Robinson, who will face his former team in Sunday's game at Lambeau Field. "It used to be, I was the victim. Now it's not that way any more. I'm smart enough to really know that 'Koren, you put yourself in certain situations, and that's it.' You put yourself in that situation, you've got to pay for it, you've got to deal with the consequences." [More]
Published by PackerPundit On Saturday, November 10, 2007 at 6:03 AM.
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