Green and Gold Review: Why the Packers Proved Their Worth in Multiple Fashions

December 6, 2010   ·   Alec Dopp   ·   Jump to comments

It took only four quarters of football for the Green Bay Packers to (again) reassure the entire league just why in fact they are a force to be reckoned with.
Green Bay's 34-16 thrashing of San Fransisco Sunday afternoon surprised little to none, and should be considered a new starting point for the new-look Packers.
However this game was inspired by a simple name: James Starks.
Starks, making his NFL debut Sunday against the 49ers, actually led the way for Green Bay's entire running back corps, attaining 73 yards on 18 attempts.  An impressive feat, no doubt.
Along with Starks' first few awe-inspiring hand-offs, there were many different contributions from the entire team as a whole -- something that the Packers should be able to feed off of heading into the final four weeks of the season.
Aaron Rodgers, Greg Jennings, Donald Driver, James Starks, Clay Matthews were all in the thick of the action Sunday, carrying this Green Bay ballclub past a rocky start ...

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