Ok, so Favre played the best throwing half since the game after his father died. I was almost tempted to turn off the TV after the first half because I thought that this game was in the bag. What happened??

After Favre threw one of the most incredible passing halves of the season, why would the Packers try to run the ball in the second half. The passing game was virtually non-existent in the second half. But most of all, the Packers handed the game to the Bears with turnovers and penalties. Unbelievable! Interceptions, fumbles, penalties – Come on, Guys!!

Hey!! these are my boys! I am proud to be a cheesehead! I will learn, however, not to trash talk opposing teams to friends too much. I sent my friend, Mat, who is from Chicago and a faithful Bear’s fan, a number of text messages taunting him the week before the game. As the clock was ticking down at the end of the game and the score was 27-20, all those taunts were running through my head returning the favor. I humbled myself immediately and made it right after the game. He didn’t abuse me too bad.

This is not the end of the road. Favre is still the greatest QB – ever!!! (not up for controversy) . He is still breaking records – even if the records may be the most interceptions thrown. He alone holds the record for the most touchdown passes thrown in a career. The Packers are still a top rated team.

Go Packers!!!!

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