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TAMPA It has to have a starting point. Every escape from the darkness does. Maybe that game-winning drive late Sunday against the Packers, which produced a 38-28 victory, was it.

Talk of the town Five topics suitable for inane debate on talk radio. 1. Grading the kid: He is not a kicker.

Dom Capers won't have the services of Brandon Chillar for a while. The linebacker is out for a few weeks with a broken hand.

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Mark Tauscher says returning to football is not like riding a bike - you don't just jump back in after a layoff and feel the same as you did before.

Posted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Here's an interesting turn of events: Green Bay defensive lineman Michael Montgomery's neutral zone infraction probably just saved the Packers three points.

Green Bay packers linebacker Brandon Chillar broke his hand in Sunday's game. He was to have surgery Monday and will likely miss a couple of weeks.

The hits just keep on coming for Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who has experienced a season's worth of sacks in seven games.

The Insider's take on the Green Bay Packers' 38-26 loss to the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field on Sunday, Nov.

GLAZER TOUR GUIDE: LIVE Glazer NFL tweets Glazer's latest "scoopage" Video takes and shenanigans Photos from life on the road Here's Jay's latest mailbag hit, as he fields questions about the Giants' flop last week, Big Ben's passing credentials and the problem in Green Bay.

He ran for 75 yards on 23 carries, a modest day for a running back that some say is the best in the National Football League.

Ryan Grant and the Packers square off against the Browns today in Cleveland. Published Oct.

While the difference in the victories against the Detroit Lions in week six and the Cleveland Browns Sunday was just two points, the blowouts were about as different as they could be and showed what exactly the Packers have in store for the rest of the season.

The scheduler was kind to the Packers, giving them a bye week followed by two lousy opponents between the Vikings games.

CLEVELAND - Armageddon II figures to have even more going for it than Armageddon I. On Sunday, Brett Favre again will be facing his old team after his play was the difference when the Green Bay Packers visited the Minnesota Vikings three weeks ago.

Former Ohio State linebacker A.J. Hawk will have a decision to make during the offseason.

Jay Glazer is a Senior NFL Writer for FOXSports.com on MSN and also appears every week on FOX NFL Sunday as the network's NFL Insider.

In this Sept. 20, 2009, file photo, Green Bay Packers' A.J. Hawk looks on during the first half of an NFL football game against the Cincinnati Bengals in Green Bay, Wis.

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy didn't hand out a single losing grade for any of his defenders i their shutout performance against the Detroit Lions Sunday, but A.J. Hawk's grade may as well have been an incomplete.

Journal Sentinel beat writer Greg Bedard discusses what Ahman Green can add to the Packers, the state of the offensive line and A.J. Hawk's diminished role with TODAY'S TMJ4' Rod Burks.