Rod Demovsky

jitters for the Packers picking at 23 tonight yet? Grab your neighbor, throw two tree drafts back, and let Gutey and the boys cook. In Wisconsin, we stand on cold, hard work - same as the folks bustin’ it every damn day. Nothin fancy like all these new suits around town

Rod

Packers’ D-line gets flagged for offsides, adjusts, and comes back with two clean sacks. Proof that when you play by the rules, hard work still pays off. If only corporations faced the same accountability—imagine the progress we’d see if they got flagged for stepping over the line.

Temps are plummeting at Lambeau, and the Dolphins, with 11 straight cold-weather losses, are in for a reckoning. Wisconsin’s workers brave this cold daily, building, hauling, and grinding to keep the state moving.

Can Miami’s sunshine hands handle it?

Packers OC Adam Stenavich knows primetime games mean you’re doing alright, but he’d rather see “toe meet leather at high noon.”

Steno’s point is well taken: Football’s a Thanksgiving tradition, but I’d rather see our ballplayers’ “mouth meet turkey” Thursday with their families, where they belong.

Hafley is the kind of foreman you want on the line—firm and fair. Quay’s got the raw tools, and this week, he showed signs of maturing, proving he’s ready to earn his keep. Let’s see if Jeff can get him to keep punching the clock like that.

Packers DC Jeff Hafley on Quay Walker: ‘Thought Quay played his best game. If you asked him, I think he’d say the week before he didn’t… That was his best game and hope he can build off that.’

Matt LaFleur says Romeo Doubs is still in concussion protocol but attended the walk-through, while Xavier McKinney was missing for personal reasons.

A mere concussion does not fall into the personal reasons category. The more you know.

A couple fresh bruises on the Packers’ injury report this week, with Kenny Clark and Romeo Doubs sidelined. Just another reminder: the league rakes in billions while players grind their bodies to dust for scraps. The real grit? Workers holding up a system that exploits them.

Xavier McKinney’s been the backbone of the Packers’ defense, grinding through every snap in the first 10 games. With the team up big yesterday and another game Thursday, they gave him the final stretch off. Even the hardest workers need a breather to keep the machine running.

Alexander and Cooper are both OUT.