You are in the prayers of all of us in Packerland all across the country.

We've been praying for you Adam. Will continue to do so. Seeing surviving Sunday posts again sucks, but I always enjoy reading your posts.

Nice article, Adam. Keep up the good work. And God bless.

Sports have taken on a different meaning for me as far as importance in my life . Cancer sucks so much. my Mom beat it, but my Dad didn't. I lost my best friend Jan 14th (not to cancer) and the Packer/Cardinal game didn't mean much to me. I hardly watched. Seeing a packer fan getting almost getting killed outside of a bar made me sick. I know what you're going through Adam, hang in there, it can be beat. Most fans are great and you have a lot of people praying for you wishing you a speedy recovery. Great article, keep it up and will be looking forward to reading your writing for years to come.

Double post, sorry.

Awesome article Adam, keep up the good fight and work. First ALLGBP.com and now CheeseheadTV are better sites because of you Adam.

I agree with all your thoughts though I'd like to see Perry kept too. He'll have to keep one of them (Perry or Neal) and moving Datone Jones to OLB was the first sign that one or both won't be back. Neal is a little older but still playing at a high level. My guess is Perry leaves for a 4-3 team with tons of cap space.

Just like Neal or Perry Thompson has to keep either Raji or Guion. Guion would be cheaper I think and with Pennels development maybe they could get by with just him.

Hayward will be gone. When Ted drafted Rollins, he did so with Haywards contract on his mind. I'd be shocked if Hayward wasn't offered big $$$ by some team. Personally I'd rather Thompson take that money it would take to sign Hayward and get a TE and/or ILB. With the Cap increase Hayward will get a bigger contract than House did last year.

Starks will be 30 next month so it's hard to see Thompson keeping him no matter the price. Be nice if Thompson gives MM what he tried to do in 2013 with Franklin. The Packers would benifit greatly from having a back like that, just ask Tom Brady.

Barclay..Bye!!

Jones...I want him back but know he won't be. Thanks again James Jones. 10-6 wouldn't have been possible without you.

Crosby is an automatic yes. Starks has value but the amount may move him out. Raji stays as long as he doesn't get moved from his true position. The rest are nothing but low 2nd team depth and it wouldn't be a terrible idea to simply let them go and pick up who is available when the camp injuries begin yet again.

I was thinking surviving the Offseason, but in the overall scheme of things this nothing. Best wishes Adam.

Have this feeling that Perry's production over the last half of season is an indication that he is worth a gamble if deal is short. But with cap going up somebody will offer him a crazy long term contract. Just hate to see him put it together after all the time we invested in him.

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Crosby's return isn't a given, but it's a deal both sides should be interested enough to get done. He would be my first priority starting right now.

#2: BJ Raji. If I can keep him for a reasonable contract, Guion is gone. If I can't, Guion becomes more important to re-sign to a veteran's minimum contract.

#3: One of the two pass-rushers. I imagine between Perry and Neal the Packers will retain one but not both. Perry has more potential, is younger, and will probably be more expensive to keep - thus will probably walk to a 4-3 team that wants him as a full-time hand-down RE. So Neal, assuming his price is reasonable, will be the guy.

#4: Starks, for a team-friendly one-year deal if he's interested. Knows the system and is the one speed back on the roster. If he gets a better offer elsewhere, okay.

Hayward, Barclay and Jones are probably gone for obvious reasons. Like James Jones, keeping Kuhn is a luxury the Packers can probably afford, but with Ripkowski no longer a rookie, the Ripper is the odds-on favorite to take over FB duties as the younger cheaper option.

Bob McGinn wrote a scathing critique of the Packers season this morning. It's very good:
http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/blame-for-underachieving-season-f...

Early in the season LB Mason Foster was available for veteran minimum TT refused to bring him in and he went to the Redskins and was the leading tackler , no help at tight end no veteran backup for the O line , I will remember this season as TEd Thompsons failure.

Wow I didn't even read that previous article , I guess I was not the only one to see those faults .

Good to Hear from you Adam! Enjoyed your thought's on who to keep and what you think Uncle Ted will do.Keep your spirits up my friend. I'am pulling for the Cards to get to the Big Dance. Just the thought of seeing even more Cam Newton commercials makes me sick! I would like to see Bruce Arians do a Jackie Coogan (Uncle Fester Adam's Family) imitation and put a light bulb in his mouth and make it light up.

Thanks for all the updates in your battle with cancer. My wife has her second chemo treatment on February 4th. While I wait during each doctor's visit I pray for her and you.

Praying for you, Adam. Cancer sucks. It's high time we found a cure.

The Patriots loss! I don't care who wins it all now. I'm happy.

Again, all the best Adam, your courage is inspiring. Last year I had a close friend and two relatives diagnosed as well as me. I was lucky, I had a bad virus went to the ER where they did a cat scan, and they found a tumor. Had surgery lost half a kidney, but though malignant they got it all. Changed my life forever and I have to thank you and CHTV for giving me a place to forget my worries and fears. When I was out of recovery I couldn't wait to go back online and catch up with everyone. Later when I heard of your diagnosis, it struck close to home and I thought what a rough year this has been. But there is light at the end of the tunnel and hope. I also pray for you and hope this will be a better year and wish you a complete recovery.

I wish you the best Adam.

I disagree on J. Jones. He had 21 recs on 29 targets (72.4%) for 424 yds in the first six games (70.67 yds/gm). He had just 29 recs on 71 targets (40.8%) for 466 yds (46.6 yds/gm) over the last 10, including two games against Minnesota in which he had 211 total yards. I personally think the NFL figured JJ and GB out, and that his exceptional production is mostly the product of a QB who forced it to JJ all season. I prefer to take my chances with the younger WRs.

I also disagree on Hayward, but that is strictly due to money. Which brings up the cap, something not mentioned in the article. But I guess we can wait to see exactly what the cap is going to be. Unless the cap is considerably more than $150 million, my guess is that GB does not have enough money to sign Neal, Raji, Guion, Starks, Hayward, Crosby, Kuhn and Jones, assuming TT will want to keep at least $7 million for carryover into 2017.

As I watched Gronk laying on his belly in Denver, sucking on an oxygen mask, I remembered the wise statements of Stodola, 'If you're in shape, altitude doesn't matter.' Gronk, what a lardass.

Adam - Best of luck to you.

I disagree on Crosby will probably price himself out of Green Bay, and I think that I would let Hayward go. I really like Randall and Rollins, and I think that Gunter needs more snaps. TT got to make some cap room for the OL.