MUNCHAK ON HOT SEAT: The Hall of Famer went 610 in his second season and knows that the clock is ticking. That may be why he wanted to play so many offensive players in the preseason finale. The urgency is high."I definitely didn't want it to cause a problem. But nevertheless, it did, and that's something I learned from."Beason said he was searching for answers to the Panthers' slow start, but should have gone to Peppers first before airing his feelings publicly."It wasn't a shot at Julius. It was just more so like, 'Hey, look, me and you, let's go out and let's do something extra.

He's smart enough to figure out coverages and read the blitz, but he didn't have to hang in the pocket too often. He'll have to prove he can hold up.The 31 other professional football teams, or any other sports team for that matter, the Packers are not owned by some wealthy individual (or group of individuals) seeking a profit. Instead, they owned and managed by 111,968 devoted fa