Excitement!!

With the Green Bay Packers fans still riding high right now after the Packers returned home after an exciting Superbowl 45 performance which fans saw their team bring the Lombardi trophy back home. Not to much has been going around in Packer talks lately, but fans have other words. Every Packer fan is wondering what Linebackers will have a job next year with the Superbowl 45 champs and have a chance at repeating? Only Ted Thompson should know that answer in the coming months. Fans are also wondering what will happen with the starting Runningback position and who will start that first game next year. Packer fans have also been greeted that most likely next year the Packers will host the opening game on a Thursday night to open the NFL season in either hosting the New Orlean Saints, or the Packers long time rivals, the Chicago Bears on the home opener. No matter what team comes to titletown, it will be a great opening night for the Green Bay Packers. Fans heard bad news on Monday, as one contender of the never miss a Superbowl club passed away last Thursday. The Visa commercials that aired throughout the NFL season hosted a group of guys which had never missed a Superbowl since the Superbowls started. Bob Cook of Brown Deer, Wisconsin passed away last Thursday at the age of 79. Cook, and former friends had attended 44 straight Superbowls and had not missed one. The Wisconsin native watched his beloved Green Bay Packers this Superbowl from a hospital bed which brought him a wave of excitement as his team won the Superbowl. Also, fans were shocked when a news article slipped out that Clay Matthews had shaved his head this week. There were pictures released this week that Clay Matthews reported shaving his head for an episode on Jimmy Kimmel live and show Matthews without his blonde lovely locks flowing. Matthews tweeted he would never shave his head and gave fans a sign of relief as Clay is known for his flowing blonde hair.