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Packers: Jones says effects of stroke forced him to leave team
Former Green Bay Packers president John Jones hasn't returned to Lambeau Field since his abrupt departure from the team days before he was to succeed Bob Harlan as chairman and chief executive officer. read story
Houston police want investigation of Packers receiver's dad
HOUSTON -- Police union officials want an investigation of Green Bay Packers receiver Donald Driver's father, alleging he lied about a police beating and being forced to swallow cocaine. read story
Packers weigh economy in pricing tickets
GREEN BAY — Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy says the franchise is carefully considering the state of the economy as it sets ticket prices for next season. read story
Packers: McCarthy fires six assistants, keeps Moss
Apparently, coach Mike McCarthy decided that the Green Bay Packers' 6-10 record in 2008 was almost entirely due to the team's defense. Well, the defense and the special teams. Oh, and the strength and conditioning program, too. read story
Packers: Special teams coordinator Stock retiring
Special teams coordinator Mike Stock is leaving the Green Bay Packers after the unit's problems figured in a 6-10 season and a failure to make the postseason. read story
Packers fall to 6-10, but failure not about Favre
Thanks to a stunning seven losses by four points or less, the Green Bay Packers tumbled to a 6-10 record after making it to the NFC title game last season. But despite a remarkably ugly player-front office dispute that turned training camp into a circus, the Packers didn't fail this season because Brett Favre was playing somewhere else. read story
Packers QB Rodgers may prove worthy successor to Favre
Among all the unpredictable events that have transpired at Lambeau Field this season, this is perhaps the most unlikely: the Green Bay Packers would finish the season with a 6-10 record and Aaron Rodgers would be cheered off the field. read story
Final: Packers 31, Lions 21 (with photos)
After the Packers took a 17-14 lead on a 36-yard field goal by Mason Crosby, they made it 24-14 on a 5-yard touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers to fullback John Kuhn. That capped a seven-play, 51-yard drive that was boosted by an unnecessary roughness penalty on Detroit linebacker Ernie Sims for a late hit out of bounds on Ryan Grant. read story
