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The Once Dominate Green Bay Packers

 If you haven't thought that Matt LaFleur's house might be for sale soon, you're not reading the sports page. If you don't think it could happen before the end of the season, ask his predecessor,  current Dallas Cowboys coach, Mike McCarthy, how it happened to him. In the sports world, you're good until you're not.

I'm almost sure that Lafleur did not decide to let Davante Adams go to the Raiders. and I'm positive he didn't injure Rodger's thumb. But you have to be terrible at the front office stuff before there are cries of firing the General Manager or Club President. And let's face it, if Rodgers wants to play with an injured thumb, the heir apparent will not surface.

Those of us who lived through the difficulties of the Packers teams in the 1970s and 1980 know how to handle this situation. However, they no longer let you bring your own liquor into the games.

Art I'm Working On

Keith Richards 2022
9 x 12 Pencil Sketch
I'm going to be working on an image of him from 1969 with Tina Turner when she was the opening act for the Stones. One consistent between the two shots was Kieth's preference for exposing his chest. 

World Cup 2022 Men
If you're looking for the USA Men to replicate the Women's success in World Soccer, experts say it might be wise to save your wagers for 2026. In their first match with Wales, they kissed a clear victory goodbye after 80 minutes of dominant play when a foul in the penalty box led to a successful penalty kick that tied the game. 
Their next opponent, England, won their match against Ghana 6-2.

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