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    And the coach responded to postgame comments from veteran cornerback Charles Woodson, who publicly second-guessed the team's front office for releasing backup safety Anthony Smith at the end of training camp. "I'll say this about Charles Woodson: He's as competitive a player that we have on our football team and probably in the National Football League ... I'm sure that a lot of that was emotional, emotionally driven. These are things that are talked about, I don't ever shy away from an opinion that doesn't agree with mine." After Monday night's loss, Woodson said the Packers might have been better off with Smith filling in for injured starting safety Atari Bigby. Full Article at Sporting News
    I'll say this about Charles Woodson: He's as competitive a player that we have on our football team and probably in the National Football League ... I'm sure that a lot of that was emotional, emotionally driven. These are things that are talked about, I don't ever shy away from an opinion that doesn't agree with mine.
    Mike McCarthy – Mike McCarthy SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
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No panic for Packers at 2-2
  1. The thing is, we had plays called to stop those long balls ... For whatever reason, we weren't in the positions to make the plays that we need to. (Favre has) been doing this a long time.
    – Charles Woodson SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  2. He's played a ton of football for us ... He's played in this scheme from day one. Just to have his experience back is definitely I think an asset.
    SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  3. It is very disappointing ... We can't have mental errors, and we have to be on top of our game. They played well. They did things well. As for Brett, he took exactly what we gave him and they came out with a win.
    Al Harris – Al Harris SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  4. We're still looking for that game where we really feel like we're clicking
    – Aaron Rodgers SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  5. I don't know if we win the game if we still have Anthony still on the team ... But the decision to get rid of a guy that knows this defense in and out and made plays for us in the preseason, not being able to have a guy like that come in when Atari goes down, that's a big dent in this defense.
    – Charles Woodson SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  6. I think it is time now to take a couple of days and regroup and come back and keep grinding ... We have a lot of football to play. By no means is this thing over.
    – Brandon Chillar SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago

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