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1. John Morgan - December 22, 2009

Hey Ma, I’m on the Internet!

Thanks for being a great interviewer Ross. I hardly knew the time was passing. You have a real skill there, and it would be great if you could interview someone with or close to the Packers, say like TJ Lang’s family or friends (if Wes still has contact with them).

2. Mark Jordan - December 23, 2009

Ross and Big John, great interview. Much to learn from John’s wisdom and I ought to know better because I call myself a Christian. I’m just going to let things play out for Crosby, Bush, and McCarthy. I think, I fell victim to my own frustration about how things were turning out during the course of the season. But Big John does have a perspective worth listening to. Now that John and Zach have positions within the hierarchy, I want one too. So we’ll have to think of one. Maybe Chief White House Packer correspondent? Anyway John, great interview. Yes, it was Ken Bowman, and Jerry Kramer in his book “Instant Replay” admitted that he didn’t do it by himself, but Ken Bowman was early in his career and Jerry was a vet so his attitude was that Bowman had plenty of time to make a name for himself. BTW, 1967 was the first year that instant replay was used. Great job guys.

3. John Morgan - December 23, 2009

How about “Chief Executive”? That has a nice ring to it. I’m glad to know I guessed right about that block by the lineman.

Crosby has to clear his head. Bush has to develop amnesia (so does Bell). And as a whole the Packer organization has to do one of those ‘gird the loins’ deals here. It’s make or break time.

Here’s a whole title for Mark: “Packershow Chief Executive from the Capital of the Free World”

4. Chris Carnall - January 2, 2010

Great interview John and Ross. And, judging from Mason Crosby’s 52 yarder vs Seattle, it looks as if he took your advice, John!

Yours is a great perspective, and a balance to my “mood swings”. Keep it up! Great to hear ya!