Okay, Sunday’s game between the Pac and Vik kill me deeply because I was hoping that A. Rogers could out shine B. Favre, but he didn’t. I mean, I never hated BF or anything….i totally understand his decision and why he left GB, but what I don’t understand is….why play on the rival team? After so many years in GB and having a home there, your decision should be more carefully thought out than doing it for all the wrong reasons. So many people are still his number fan while others moved on along with the packers with AR as the QB. I know that being a dye heart fan, it’s not that easy to let him go or see him wear a purple jersey with the Vikings head on it. For many years and still counting, I am a Michael Jordan fan…not a dye heart fan, but someone who truly admire him as the basketball player and him as the man. So I know how it feels like to see someone you like or admire walk out of the game or play something else other than what you have been seeing for the last so many years. But DAMN, the packer’s performance on Sunday’s game was unacceptable and unreal to me because I know that they are a great, but young football team who has so many potential when they get the ball. I just don’t know what really happened out there on Sunday or on the minds of each player as he did his part. There were moments in the game where I wish I was on the side line because hell would have break loose on both teams. It may be the last time that the Packers and Vikings meet for this year unless something happen and they get a chance to face off in the playoff (crossing my fingers). Talk around the football world downing the Packers and not seeing them as good as the Viking or Colts, but I have faith in the Packers and Aaron Rogers. I used to play on a team back in my college days and losing any game is a big deal because you practice so hard and long just to be disappointed at the end…not a good feeling at all. At the same time, it shows that your team along with you could improve in areas that you couldn’t perform during the time that was needed the most. Winning isn’t always good nor is losing a bad thing, but together they help you as a person to move on and work harder for the next time.