Al Davis

Well, pending another trade, the Green Bay Packers are done with Joe Flacco for the year. Thank God! After leading the Browns to a late come-from-behind win on September 21, Flacco nearly pulled it off again. This time the Packers … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers have not won a game in Pittsburgh since 1970 in quarterback Scott Hunter’s first career start. I shit you not. I think the losing streak ends tomorrow. The obvious storyline is Aaron Rodgers finally facing the … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers have hit a new low and their head coach is leading the way. Thanks to some of the most idiotic coaching decisions I have ever seen, the Packers lost 16-13 to the Carolina Panthers today as … Continue reading →

If the Green Bay Packers want to get back in the Super Bowl conversation a good place to start would be winning the NFC North title again. After going 1-5 in the division last year the Packers beat the Detroit … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers are getting used to this Thanksgiving Day football stuff. The Packers defeated the Detroit Lions 31-24 for their third straight Thanksgiving Day win. They beat the same Lions two years and Miami last year in Lambeau. … Continue reading →

Catherine Russell is one of the hardest-working vocalists performing today, and she has two sets on New Year's Eve at the Regattabar in Cambridge. Ahead of the shows, she spoke with Al Davis and Va Lynda Robinson about her recent work with Sean Mason, her early days with Steely Dan, and a childhood encounter with Louis Armstrong that still shapes her performing today.

Andrew Stern is a Boston-based guitarist and composer, teaming up with legendary local bassist John Lockwood for a performance at the Boston Public Library on Thursday January 8th at 5:30. He spoke with Al Davis and Va Lynda Robinson about his unique style, and preparing a new album based on the set for this concert!

Over the past few seasons the Green Bay Packers have had a logjam at the wide receiver position with a handful of players sharing playing time. It’s never a bad thing to have depth at the position, but it seemingly … Continue reading →

Before the start of every NFL season, there’s a conversation about which players are the favorites to win MVP. The conversation usually centers around 2 or 3 quarterbacks that are the popular pick, but after 2025 saw multiple MVP finalists … Continue reading →

The Green Bay Packers remain one of the most historic and respected franchises in NFL history. With a tradition built on legendary quarterbacks, loyal fans, and decades of success, the organization continues to play a major role in shaping professional … Continue reading →