Nick Barnett

Remember how we were talking about "Old boobs bad: Young boobs good?" Apparently, Maxim magazine and its' assortment of pervs journalists are as infatuated about the subject as we are and are now plotting to contract three harlots that were seen wearing bikinis in freezing temperature (rarrr) during last night's NFC playoff showdown between the Green Bay Packers and the New York Giants. Maxim is asking if you know these gals so they can get a hold of them and exploit their bodies to the... Read Full Story

Filed under: Packers, NFC North, NFL Fans, Breaking News, ESPN Warren Sapp might disagree, but there is justice for the NFL player. Last Sunday, umpire Jim Quirk “Roy Williams-ed” Packers linebacker Nick Barnett to the ground in an effort to avoid a fracas. Barnett didn’t take kindly to Quirk’s modified half nelson and subsequently filed a grievance with the league. Two days ago, ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported that “… Quirk had been told he went ‘over the line’ in restraining Barnett.” And... Read Full Story

You must really be down and out if, as a former football player, you resort to relinquishing a valuable symbol of perfection like a Super Bowl ring. Unfortunately for Ron Cox (the person in charge of blacking out his name performed pitifully) of the 1996/1997 Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers, his idea of legacy is without definition. For only $49,999.99, you could be the proud owner of a disowned piece of Super Bowl lore, fit with diamonds, gold, Super Bowl XXXI insignia and everything... Read Full Story

Nick Barnett was made the laughing-stock of the NFL this weekend when he found himself wrestled to the ground by referee Jim Quirk during Sunday's game against Chicago. It was probably the most comedic performance of the year since Jose Offerman went loco and charged a mound during a minor league game. Barnett has decided to file a grievance against the ref because it's no fun getting taken out by an old dude. His agent took the mic: "We're going to put our complaint in writing through a... Read Full Story

Packers linebacker Nick Barnett has cut a plea deal in connection with an incident at an Appleton nightclub last summer.  If Barnett avoids arrest, completes an anger management course and forfeits $500, a pair of disorderly conduct charges will be dropped.  If he doesn’t meet the terms of the agreement, Barnett will be brought back for sentencing.  That could include 90 days in jail. Barnett was arrested at the Wet Bar in downtown Appleton after allegedly knocking drinks out of the hands of... Read Full Story