Green Bay

If Matthew Stafford can will the Rams to a win against the Seahawks on Sunday, it leaves the Lions Playoff Hopes up to their beating Green Bay Sunday Night.

During the Final Jeopardy! a contestant wrote "Who wanted to kick that field goal?"

The pair starred in an Advance Auto Parts DieHard battery commercial during Fox's America's Game of the Week telecast of Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay. Willis still plays McClane the same as he did in the beginning even though the last time that he played the role was back in 2013's A Good Day to Die Hard, according to the Hollywood Reporter...

Aaron Rodgers wants fans and critics to know that his 'down years' are considered 'career years' for most other quarterbacks. He's not wrong. Rogers' stats from year-to-year are amazing even in his down years. But, it's just... weird to hear him actually say it out loud...

Some cruises last over two weeks.

Drugs are bad, mkay, but filming family members on drugs post-surgery is kinda okay. This girl confessed her love for the Packers quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, while she was coming off anaesthesia. She really wanted to give him something special...

This past weekend, the Seahawks staged an unbelievable comeback against the Packers, in a game that many Seattle fans thought was over early. Don't they feel stupid for leaving the game early? But during the halftime break, one of Seattle's best bands rocked the crowd at the stadium with a couple songs, perched about 4 miles up above the stadium, seemingly.

I was looking forward to watching the NFC Championship Game on Sunday. It was not because I'm a huge fan of either team, but because Alice in Chains was scheduled to perform during the halftime show. Is that weird? Unfortunately, when the halftime show came on, I was stuck watching the talking heads as they broke down the first half and hearing "Man in the Box" playing in the background.

Free Beer's resemblance to rapper Macklemore is a well-documented fact on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show." Here's the most recent example.