3 Keep Pickett Raji and Jenkins healthy

Ted is not cheap look at Jennings' and Grant's contracts and players will be paid, but will he be put off by this and go somewhere else Maybe.Look at Walker, McKenzie, Sharper, and others who walked away because they did not get their paycheck when they wanted it. Green Bay should retain him, and pay him well he has played well for a second straight year to earn this paycheck. 3 Keep Pickett, Raji and Jenkins healthy. Oh, and keep Jolly out of jailThe mostunder-appreciated players on the team. This year, it has become a strength the Packers have the second best rush defense only allowing 85 yards a game.They haven't taken on bad running backs either they've taken on the second, third (twice), eighth, and ninth highest yardage gainers this year.Although Pickett was out last week, he does look better , and there couldn't be better news for the Packers. Sure, Green Bay held Chicago down last week, but it is Chicago.

And while Raji looked good, we need as many big men as possible for the playoffs.Clay Matthews and Brad Jones have opened some eyes, but those big men are gobbling up the rest of the offensive linemen to give others better lanes to the quarterback.Jolly is another situation. While I doubt he goes to jail I mean come on, he is an NFL player his trial is in Texas, which makes things a bit more dicey. Texas at least the law enforcement part of it does not take too kindly to druggies.Jolly's sentence could be between two and 20 years if convicted, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, and his defense will most likely be that the 200 grams of codeine wasn't his.All I know is that these big guys need to stay healthy, because everything starts at the line of scrimmage. Woodson, Collins, and the rest of secondary can thank the line for forcing bad throws and freeing up lanes for a sack. 2. Fix Mason Crosby's legIf there one problem so blindingly bright, it's this.At the beginning of the season, we were looking for Mason to rebound after a dismal 2008.

Fans were wondering, "What happened to 2007 Crosby that led the league in scoring" Of course, with all that scoring made us overlook his 80 percent kicking percentage, putting him in the bottom half of kickers. He hasn't even made a 50-plus yarder since Week One, and Crosby has a cannon of a leg. Add all that together, and Crosby is 75 percent for the season. The worst part is, winter has barely touched down to affect his kicking. Before the season, Crosby "figured out" what he was doing wrong as to pushing the ball.