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I'm not worried about Favre. He'll get better. Until then, I don't think #4 is going to play the next game. Aaron Rodgers is going to take over. Favre more than likely will have the game after next. I could be wrong, but anything can happen. But for now, it's time for Aaron Rodgers to make his shine on the field.

Aaron Rogers has had a number of seasons to mature and make himself ready at a moment's notice. During games I notice that he's often right there with Brett discussing things with the coaching staff. I'm impressed more with him this year than ever. I really think that when he takes the field as the full-time starter that it will be nearly a seamless transition.

They probably shouldn't have started Favre. They should have started Rogers and let him beat the Bears. Give him some time. But in Favre's credit, they dropped a lot passes that would have set the momentum. I don't know about that running game start. Bad call. It looked like we were playing their game. A bad game that they are better at.
The pooched kicks didn't help either. I mean run that! Do something else if you see that coming! Throw it. Whatever! Twice? Dude.
As far as the game, so what? We're still the best team we've ever had. We're going to the playoffs and the Bears aren't.
The game was psychological. That is how we should learn from it.
Shame on everyone for getting down on 'em. They are still the Division champs, that will win it all for us. The Bears will be happy that they beat the superbowl champs, twice. Good for them, they still suck. So what?
Who cares about Jessica Sampson and Tony Romo, who cares about perfect record teams? That stuff doesn't win Superbowls. But, great teams and great players do.