Are NFL Players Guilty Until Proven Innocent?
The NFL threatened to suspend four players for not cooperating in PED investigation based on a retracted story.
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The NFL threatened to suspend four players for not cooperating in PED investigation based on a retracted story.
The Green Bay Packers really need to be focused as the biggest game of the year is coming up, and it already seems as if the pass rushers are on it.
Needing the win, the Oakland Raiders will have a tall task ahead when the Green Bay Packers visit the East Bay for a Week 15 showdown that could end the Silver and Black's playoff hopes.
The Green Bay Packers played the Seattle Seahawks in Week 1 as the first game of the season. This week, the Packers will look to avenge their 36-16 loss in the opener. Both teams are different teams than in that first meeting, but Bovada sees the Seahawks as 7.5 point favorites at home.
The fact that both teams could be without a key defensive player this Sunday when the 49ers and Packers play is not good. While Green Bay already knows their fate, San Francisco is hoping and waiting that they will not be without Carlos Rogers.
Wallace replaced Rodgers after he suffered a shoulder injury in the first quarter. The Bears beat the Packers 27-20, and Madden expects the Packers to continue to struggle without Rodgers, who could be out several weeks.
Green Bay linebacker Clay Matthews was fined $15,000 for a hit on San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick during the teams' season opener.
Reporters pressed him with questions anyway related to San Francisco and the late hit on Colin Kaepernick. Asked if he had received word from the NFL on a potential fine, Clay Matthews said he wasn't going to discuss the topic.
Jim Harbaugh offered a parting shot at Packers linebacker Clay Matthews: Slapping is not the tough-guy way.
The San Francisco 49ers do not have the luxury of easing into the 2012 season. First up on the schedule is the Green Bay Packers, a team with multiple Pro Bowlers on both sides of the ball, yet it's their offense that steals the show.
From the Madden Cruiser on his way home to the Bay Area, John reviews the Super Bowl.
