Because they really can't say anything of substance in the interviews anyway.

It's actually one of the oldest feminist bookstores in the US! It's still doing well. It's a darn good bookstore.

We gave them blankets and THIS IS HOW WE'RE TREATED??

Man, you showed…somebody, I guess.

Incredibly bad at playing football.

See, Fox, this is how Galt's Gulch REALLY would turn out.

Vodka martini on the rocks with olives. YOU CAN'T BEAT PERFECTION.

TOO BUSY AT WORK.

Green Bay was scoring at-will (as were they), but knowing that Green Bay was getting the ball back after the half should have signaled that they should try to score. This was already after the very ballsy onside kick that was done pretty much for the same reason. It didn't make sense to let the clock run down so…

The clock strategy wasn't, though. The timeout after the Forte run took around 10 seconds to call. That's at least one more play they could have run if Trestman had made up his mind whether to make a move for points or to just burn clock. Being decisive then on that run (or even before it!) would have given them…

Mike Daniels is turning into a very good DE, but he can't play nose tackle. (Raji scored in the NFC Championship game, for what it's worth, but he was playing at his natural nose tackle position where they had finally moved him back to prior to his injury.)

I said nothing about the playoffs—I was speaking solely to how they schemed for the Bears.

The Packers were game-planning specifically against Marshall and Jeffrey. The defense isn't great, by any means, but the plan seemed to invite the run (based upon the huge amount of Nickel packages and no adjustments to Forte running all over). Get the Bears in a hole, force Cutler to pass, capitalize on mistakes. …

I really don't understand the decision-making by a) Cutler making a throw that wasn't in the endzone or away to preserve some clock, or b) Bennett cutting his route short / Trestman calling a play that didn't terminate with the routes in the endzone. But, really, starting that drive off with a Forte run up the gut…

That'll happen when you're scoring on two minute drives (the longest Green Bay drive ALL GAME was just over four minutes!) and playing 2 - 4 - 5 Nickel packages alternating between Vikings reject Letroy Guion and undrafted rookie Mike Pennel at NT, but they kept Marshall and Jeffrey below 100 yards receiving combined.…

Football is Cool and Good.

How dare you say that about Orton.

What else are we supposed to do?

Glennon, Orton, and BORT BORT BORTLES are the QBs we deserve.

AARON RODGERS IS A TOUCHDOWN THROWING ROBOT.