Found September 30, 2012 on AllGreenBayPackers.com: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Green Bay Packers vs. New Orleans Saints: My unfiltered game day recap and blog post of comments, observations and first impressions. Inactive for Packers today: 11 WR Jarrett Boykin 28 S Sean Richardson 31 CB Davon House 44 RB James Starks 56 LB Terrell Manning 84 TE D.J. Williams 94 DE Phillip Merling Notes: No one imagined the Packers and Saints would be a combined 1-5 going into this game, but despite their records, it should be a premiere match-up for Sunday afternoon football. The Packers offense has yet to find its footing or its identity during the first three games. Will the abysmal Saints defense help to get them back on track? New Orleans may be suffering on defense, but their offense is still the high-powered machine it has been. Dom Capers and the Green Bay defensive unit will have their hands full going against big playmakers like Drew Brees, Jimmy Graham, Darren Sproles, and Marques Colston. All the Packers players are pretty healthy going into this game. Sean Richard...
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