"If there's such thing as an earthly harmony that reigns over the football world and distributes credits and debits evenly, then the Green Bay Packers are living it right now.

A year ago, just about every bit of injury news they got was bad.

Last year, they lost a player to season-ending injured reserve every two weeks on average and on three occasions put two on the list on the same day. They were without an average of five starters each game over the course of the regular season.

So, when the news came out Monday that wide receiver Greg Jennings had a sprained knee that would sideline him only two to three weeks, it was almost as if the scales had inched closer to even."