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  1. Pete Dougherty analysis: 49ers built for long-term success

    The San Francisco 49ers’ rise to the top of the NFC has a familiar pattern.

    • Feb 1, 2013
  2. Kaepernick, who has 415 yards rushing for a 6.6-yard average and five touchdowns, can run the read option and scramble like Minnesota's Joe Webb. File/AP

    Pete Dougherty column: 49ers' switch to Kaepernick a gutsy move, but the right one

    When Bill Belichick stuck with Tom Brady as his starting quarterback in 2001 even after Drew Bledsoe was cleared to return from a collapsed lung, it wasn't particularly controversial.

    • Jan 10, 2013
  3. Adrian Peterson

    Pete Dougherty column: Secondary's primary duty is to contain Peterson

    All five of the NFL's top-scoring teams have premier quarterbacks: New England's Tom Brady, Denver's Peyton Manning, New Orleans' Drew Brees, Washington's Robert Griffin III and the Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers.

    • Jan 3, 2013
  4. Aaron Rodgers

    Pete Dougherty column: In NFL, a team can only go as far as its stars

    NFL coaches will tell you theirs is the ultimate team game. They couldn't be more wrong. Yes, football requires the synchronization of 11 players, and a breakdown anywhere can blow a play on either side of the ball.

    • Dec 28, 2012

About Pete Dougherty

Pete Dougherty has been the main Packers reporter for the Green Bay Press-Gazette since 1994. In 2000, Dougherty was voted top sportswriter of the year in Wisconsin by state members of the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association.

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Football fans

If you've ever answered "Who has the ball?" with "It's halftime," you might recognize The Airhead. Check out the characters in Joe Heller's cartoon gallery of oddball fans.