FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS, PART BA MƯỢI MỖT

(31 in Vietnamese because Trump is there and I’m always topical)

SUBLIME

"Hardhat Frank" Enshrined at the Shrine

 I can’t find anything SUBLIME about the play of the Green Bay Packers on the field from the loss of Aaron Rodgers and Bryan Bulaga to the benching of 2-time Offensive Rookie of the Week Aaron Jones to the complete collapse of Dom Capers defense to the complete debacle of the signing of Martellus Bennett and his subsequent release to the 3 game losing streak to da Bears being a favorite in Sunday’s game. In fact I just can’t find anything SUBLIME concerning the Packers at all.

So I had to do something I find totally against all that is holy in the journalistic world and visited PACKERS.COM to look at some of Rhinelander Larry’s reports. Before I had to sink so low and contaminate myself I found something on the 2017 Packers FAN Hall of Fame inductee Frank Lamping.

FAKE NEWS – Thompson Style, Part Infinity

The Curious Case of Benjamin “Marty Bennett” Button

The marquis free agent signing by General Manager Ted Thompson, who for the first time since 2012 jumped into the free agent market was tight end Martellus Bennett even though the most pressing needs were on the defensive side. CURIOUS.

However, this great signing has turned into a nightmare of mythic proportions with the Packers claiming subterfuge by Bennett and Bennett is claiming his right to be injured, which has happened every week to the Packers with a vengeance this season, so why now turn this injury into a national incident. VERY CURIOUS INDEED.

The Complete Collapse of the Murphy/Thompson/McCarthy/Capers Era

I remember when…..The Packers won the Super Bowl, the Packers had the No. 1 quarterback in all of football (a Collinsworthism) and the Packers were ranked No. 1 in the NFL.

It’s Not Aaron Rodgers or Brett Hundley’s Fault

The Monday Night Football game before a national audience and the faithful at Lambeau Field against the sad-sack Detroit Lions losers of 3 straight games let everyone know, except Packers President Mark Murphy, Packers General Manager Ted Thompson, Packers Head Coach Mike McCarthy and the “In Ted We Trust” crowd that the 2017 Packers are not very good and that fact has nothing to do with Aaron Rodgers being on the sidelines and Brett Hundley in the huddle.

For the past 6 years and 5 games Aaron Rodgers made Mike McCarthy look like a play calling genius and papered over the incompetence of Ted Thompson of putting a team around him worthy of his talent or even a roster better than the Detroit Lions, who by the way have ex-Packers T.J. Lang, Jared Abbrederis and Khyri Thornton playing for them.