... were on Nov. 8th at about 3:20 CST.  Their favorite team had just been embarrassed by not only the ugliest team in the league, but also the ugliest team wearing the ugliest jerseys in the league, as the Buccaneers defeated the Packers 38-28.  Rookie Josh Freeman managed the game well in his first start as a pro, Aaron Rodgers wound up throwing for nearly half of his total interceptions in the game (three), and the defense allowed an 11-point fourth quarter lead slip away.

The loss put the Packers at 4-4 and seriously put into question head coach Mike McCarthy's future with the team.  A stagnant and predictable offense, a vanilla defense that brought back shades of 2008, and a special teams unit that could not have stopped Ted Thompson if...

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