greenbaypressgazette.com - 12/26/2008
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The shoulder injury that Aaron Rodgers sustained in Week 4 at Tampa Bay could require surgery after the season. The Green Bay Packers' starting quarterback hasn't been listed on the team's injury report since Nov. 14, and his throwing shoulder hasn't been a regular topic of conversation in more ...
jsonline.com - 1/2/2009
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The average distance of Aaron Rodgers' 28 touchdown
passes was 15.6 yards, almost 10 yards below Brett
Favre's mark of 25.2 last season. Favre's average was 26.9 in 2006, his first season under coach Mike McCarthy.
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A statistical analysis of the Packers' season
sports.espn.go.com - 12/29/2008
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Fast Facts •Detroit became the first team since
the inception of the 16-game schedule (1978) to go
0-16. •The Lions have lost 17 straight dating back to last season (matching the fifth longest streak in NFL history), and they have lost their last 17 ...
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Detroit vs. Green Bay - Recap - December 28, 2008
FanIQ.com - 12/23/2008
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FanIQ.com —
The Bears and Packers play tonight, for the
177th time in the history of their rivalry. For
anyone who cares, that means that if these two teams played only each other, they would be playing in the first game of their 12th season. But who's counting? Rex "The Sex Cannon" Grossman ...
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Monday Night Football Week 16: Green Bay Packers At ...
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RODGERS MIGHT NEED SHOULDER SURGERY
ProFootballTalk.com —
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers suffered a shoulder injury in Week Four. The subject created uncertainty for a couple of weeks as to his availability. In the end, he missed no starts. But Rodgers might undergo surgery to repair the problem with his shoulder after the team’s season ends, according to the Green Bay Press-Gazette . “We’ll take a look at that after the season, probably,” Rodgers said of his shoulder.“We’ll take a look at that after the season,” he reiterated when asked whether surgery might be needed. One of the big preseason questions regarding Rodgers ...
Monday morning rehab
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... on special teams was missed by the Seahawks this year, but he appears to be on track to return to the field for the start of 2009.
Better news for the Seahawks is that Deion Branch now appears to be fully healthy and will reclaim his role as the No. 1 wide receiver in that offense barring injury this offseason. Branch is poised to be a nice sleeper heading into the 2009 fantasy football season.
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From the Green Bay Press Gazette:
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