Ryan Grant ran for 148 yards, Aaron Rodgers wasn't sacked, and the Packers' defense surrendered just a field goal in an absolute dismantling of the Cleveland Browns.

So why are some fans still upset?

But it was the Browns! They're the worst team since, well, last year's Browns. They shipped off their best player because he got in a fight with a member of LeBron's posse, for heaven's sakes! This obviously isn't a good team or a particularly well-run organization.

No, no it isn't. And neither are the Detroit Lions, whom the Packers blanked in what was likely the most-lamented shutout win in franchise history.  It's not as if Green Bay has to impress the Selection Committee with a high strength of schedule, people!  It's not as if their BCS rankings are taking a hit because they're  beating up on creampuffs.

These aren't the Washington Redskins, who only seem to play (and beat) winless teams.  These Packers are hungry, talented, and getting more confident by the week.  

So why aren't their fans?  Just what is it about this year's Green Bay Packers that fails to engender confidence? Is it the stupid penalties (of which the Packers had eight yesterday)? Is it the shoddy pass protection (which has led to Rodgers spending more time on the grass than Jerry Garcia)?

Whatever the reason, some fans can't seem to accept that the Packers are 4-2 and have been downright dominant in their last two games. No matter the quality of the opponent, Green Bay has played quite well (sometimes in spite of itself) this season.

Will any of it matter to some of the naysayers? Of course not, at least not until the Packers beat Brett Favre....