Did anyone see the play where Aaron Rodges started walking to the sideline like the play call was messed up then the Packers snapped it directly to the RB and it wasn't a penalty?!

Isn't that the exact play the Colts ran a couple years ago against the Patriots in the playoff's and had a illegal formation penalty (I believe) called? We were in the red zone threatening and Peyton pretended that he was frustrated and couldn't hear the play call. He began to walk to the side and the Colts snapped the ball to the RB.

Does anyone know what the difference between those two plays were?

So I read this fan post ("Some P.Manning Love") and with hockey being my second love it occured to me that the great play of Pierre Garcon might put the offensive chemistry to the test if after working with Pierre for 5/6 weeks Peyton Manning suddenly finds himself attempting to work Anthony Gonzalez back into the mix.

I know the NFL differs from the NHL in that you play the people who give you the best chance to win, but my question is do we risk team chemistry and the continued progress of Pierre Garcon with the return on Anthony Gonzalez?

It may sound like a dumb question, but team chemistry has ruined a lot of good teams (In all sports). It's not like Anthony Gonzalez is going to ruin the locker room and obviously he was drafted the be the #2 guy, but Pierre Garcon has (in my opinion) looked great. He appears to be a great blocker and have excellent ball carrier vision.

Maybe this doesn't even have to be about choosing who stays and who goes? Maybe this will give them a better chance to really move the guys around and try Anthony Gonzalez in the slot, or Pierre in the slot.

So...What do you think?

Did anyone see the the Colts working on a defense again the Wildcat?  We're more than likely going to see it and I don't recall ever seeing anyone post about a defense designed to stop it.

Also - any thoughts on the Colts running a few plays out of the Wildcat? What if it would help improve our run offense? We have the tools now with Addai and Brown in the backfield and Yahoo.com had an article earlier in the week about how the formation stacks two tackles on the same side to overpower defenses. I remember not to long ago they had Addai run option plays where he had the opportunity to throw the ball. This might give him just another advantage in running the wildcat.

Either way - I'm not really for it and I'm actually more curious about defending it more than anything else.

I've glanced at most mock drafts and noticed the average consensus with Chicago was that they needed to, "add more offensive weapons." The current mock draft on Yahoo.com has Chicago taking Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri.

So, while I am no GM (outside of my madden 09) I have to think that since Chicago no longer has a 1st round pick and very weak WR depth -- what are the chances that Chicago goes and signs the best WR free agent available?

If you're following me here, you'll get the idea that I'm hinting at Marvin Harrison becoming a Bear. Yahoo.com's list of top 100 Free Agents has 87. Ronald Curry as the next available WR after Marvin, and I don't think he's much of an upgrade over Rashied Davis or Earl Bennett.

So fan of the Bears or not -- are you with me or not on this one?