Thank Goodness the Packers Re-Signed John Kuhn

But in case they hadn't resigned him, I'm going to write a potential letter to Mike McCarthy that I would have written had the Packers not decided to resign him.



Dear Musty Mike McCarthy,

You have gone too far Mike. You have gone much too far. Sure, you can get rid of Daryn Colledge and Donald Lee but you really took it too far this time. John Kuhn is the heart and soul of this fricken team and if you hadn't resigned him I would have started the fire Mike McCarthy chant at Lambeau. Kuhn is everything I hope and pray for in a NFL player. He's selfless, tough, and plays hard on every single play. Getting rid of him means you are getting rid of everything you stand for. You just lost a fan, a very, very depressed fan.

I'm Going to Miss Donald Lee

Donald Lee signed with the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason. I'm going to miss him a lot and here's how I'm going to pay tribute to him.



D- Dashing

O- Open

N- Nice

A- All I ever wanted

L- Luscious

D- Daring



L- Loving

E- Ecstatic

E- Enjoyable

Donald Lee Internet Facts

Buckle up, buttercup! Donald Lee internet facts are straight ahead.

Fact 1: Over 500 Donald Lee's are registered on facebook.



Fact 2: Only 3 people like Donald Lee's Green Bay Packers facebook fan page. Sadness!

Fact 3: Apparently there are no results when googling "donald lee is hot." Now I'm just getting depressed.


Fact 4: Donald F. Lee owns a surveying and engineering company in Florida.

Fact 5: Sweet picture of Donald Lee mid-air that you, too, can find online.

Donald Lee's 'Do

...Or lack thereof.

What do you guys think about a guy without hair on their head?

Green Bay Packers tight end, Donald Lee, is one of those guys.

It would almost be foreign to see him with a full head of hair after so many years of smooth sailing. And in his self-selected baldness, Donald Lee has good company. Let's take a look at other shaven headers from around the U.S.

John Travolta dares you to question his lack of hair.

Britney Spears scares me here, but it's less to do with the baldness and more to do with the clumpy mascara. Try Lash Deluxe, girl!

Vin Diesel...Bald eagle. Sound alike? I think so. Important? Not at all.

I'm going to go ahead and say that out of these pictures, Donald Driver's are the best by far. I'm even trying to keep out my automatic Green Bay Packers bias.

How much money would someone pay you to go 100% baldy mcbalderson? Or are you dolled up bald right now?

Donald Lee

Donald Lee is a Mississippi-born Green Bay Packers player. Lee originally was drafted by the Miami Dolphins off his Ole Miss Football team in after graduating a four-year letterman in 2002. After two years at with the Dolphins, Donald Lee was signed by the Green Bay Packers as a free agent for the 2005 NFL season. With the injury of a teammate, Lee was able to shine at tight end and gain the fourth spot on the team in receiving. In 2007, Lee signed a four year contract which will end at the end of the 2011 season. Working with Brett Favre over the past season has definitely helped Donald Lee’s performance and the Packers expect to see great things from him in the future.

Donald Driver versus Donald Lee

We've got two talented Donalds here on the Green Bay Packers roster. We've got two bald Donalds at that. Between Donald Lee (top photo) and Donald Driver (bottom) which player looks better bald?

Hauling logs with Donald Lee

Did you know Donald Lee spent his summers from the ages of 7 to 18 hauling logs with his uncle down in Pheba, Mississippi? Well, he did. Apparently that helped Donald Lee develop the strength and endurance he employs on Lambeau Field as a Green Bay Packers tight end.

I don't know about you, but hauling logs in a stifling Mississippi summer sounds about as close to torture as I can imagine, but Donald Lee found it to be a way to develop his character. I wonder if he'll make his kids--Donsha, 8, and Don Jr., 7--go through the same thing. Something tells me that he won't. I heard he has a pretty sweet house down in Pheba, Mississippi. And if he really wants to haul logs in his spare time, he can hook them up to his pride and joy: a 1979 Chevy truck pimped out with monster tires. Wait, I need a visual.

How do you like this log hauler?

And we need a quick Donald Lee pic to go along with that monster of a truck:

I'm sensing an ACT-style analogy here--

1979 Chevy:Monster on the road::Donald Lee:Monster on the field

If only the ACT was so NFL-laden!