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One Game at a Time for the Pack

In Minneapolis with a hard fought 33-27 win over their hungry rivals, the Vikings.

 By no means was the Packers' latest victory dominating. In fact, if it was not for the clutch play of quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the defensive back Woodson, the game could have gone to the Vikings. Packer backers, though, should not pout over this imperfect performance because compared to last season at the bye, this 2011 version of the Packers is much healthier, comfortably in first, and has an even more accurate, explosive and clutch Aaron Rodgers, than the 2010 team, who, by the way, won the Super Bowl.

 So, cheese heads, lighten up. What should have been a devastating loss turned out to be another typical win for the Champions, and this is all because of their one-game-at-a-time mentality.

There were several moments in the Vikings game, that if this was any other Packer squad from seasons past, they would have folded and succumbed to their mistakes. But, that unwavering focus transformed the  "what should of have been's" into just glitches in a victory.

Source: St. Norbert Times

RB Brandon Saine Promoted To 53 Man Active ... - Packer Chatters

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Updated October 31, 2011.

Packers Therapy Podcast – Episode 181 Up: Chris and Dave return from their long vacation to discuss the Green Bay Packers and their victory over the Vikings.

Green Bay Packers Tailgate at Qualcomm Stadium: The PackerChatters banner is in San Diego for display and fans signatures at the tailgate Sunday.

realcaliforniacheese tailgate co-organizer says   – This is a labor of love. When I started going around all the forums and sites back in August trying to fire people up I thought it was going to just be a bunch of so cal people getting together and tailgating. The majority of people are coming from out of state and out of country. We Cheese Heads who are dispersed around the country don’t often get to bond with our brethren unless we are lucky enough to have a strong packer bar near us or we go to Green Bay. So far we have Cheese heads coming from Newfoundland and Alberta Canada, Georgia, Arkansas, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Northern Cal (which should be a separate state), Washington, Alaska and Wisconsin and every day I am getting emails from people wanting to come. Our biggest issue is space. We need space so If you can meetup at the hill at 8:30 to drive in please do so....