Out of Touch – A MMTTB Report

MMTTB comes home to roost this week as the Colts prepare to meet our intrepid heroes in close combat this Sunday. That makes today a perfect time to examine where the Pack stands on the season. A close inspection of the single most important stat in the NFL shows the Packers to be…
3-3.
Utterly, completely average. They win some; they lose some. Aaron Rodgers has played some good football and some ugly football. Tompson and McCarthy have constructed a team that is sort of like Top 40 radio. For every catchy ditty, there’s a lot of annoying crap. They have become the Hall and Oates of the NFL. They are still popular in some circles, but they’ve had a lot Pack fans begging, “Say It Isn’t So”. They tried to obtain Tony Gonzalez, but Chiefs GM Carl Peterson, “I Can’t Do That. No Can Do” at the last moment. They tried hard; they came up short. Average. Their IQ this week stands at a pedestrian 100. They look better than they did last week, but they still aren’t on anyone’s list to kiss. Unless something good happens fast for them, there’ll be no Jingle Bell Rock come this December in Titletown.
Out of Touch - A MMTTB Report

Links: It’s a Steelers thing, but I agree. How can the NFL fine Hines ward 10K for unnecessary roughness without explaining the violation? That’s insane. He wasn’t flagged during the game, and has asked for an explination, without being granted one by the league. He shouldn’t pay that fine until he gets a clear answer from the league. That sounds like a grievance waiting to happen.

Big Sexy is back on board with the Horse

Mike Tanier’s Walkthrough is pretty funny, except for the part where he thinks the Vikes beat the Colts in week 2. The best part is this conversation he imagines between Polian and a certain DT:

Bill Polian: Your name, son?

John McCargo: John McCargo.

Polian: Anthony McFarland, got it.

McCargo: No, it’s McCargo.

Polian: Booger McCargo. Welcome to the team!

McCargo: I think you have me confused with someone else.

Polian: You are a disappointing former first-round draft choice that we acquired in midseason to prop up a run defense that never seems capable of getting off the field, right?

McCargo: Something like that.

Polian: We don’t make mistakes like that here in Indy, son. Now try on this jersey.

McCargo: Why does it say “Simon” on the back?

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