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A tougher game than expected as the Jekyll and Hyde Rams bring the good team. Four sacks of Rodgers in the first half, Gurley gets yards, Rams up 7-3 at the half.

 

Clements and Rodgers finally switch up the game plan in the second half and the Pack wins 17-14 on a fourth quarter TD pass to James Jones. 

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I'm more concerned about the defense this week. 

 

Even the Seahawks $hitty offense was 42% on 3rd down & 343 yards vs. the Rams.

 

I look for Richard Rodgers to have a nice game.

 

FYI....the Rams "A-game" was last week. I think the Packer defense will get 2-3 turnovers from Uncle Rico.

 

What happens when the Packers are +2 or +3 in turnover ratio?

 

Rams have no shot on Sunday. They might get blown out if Packers jump on them early.

Last edited by Boris

The key will be Matthews, Palmer, Thomas, Clinton-Dix, and Hyde. Would be beyond awesome if Burnett is able to play. Contain/limit Gurley and the Packers should cover.

 

Re-watched the SFO game last night and there were more than a few plays where the guy wearing 21 attacked the play and looked a lot like the guy who used to wear 21.

 

 

Originally Posted by Boris:

I'm more concerned about the defense this week. 

You're more concerned about the defense every week.

 

And good call H5. HaHa is getting more and more comfortable in his role and making plays. How about the run support from Rollins ? He totally blew up one play from his spot at corner. Arrow is pointing up

Originally Posted by Goldie:

May I have a blow out please?? 

Its tough for a Jordy-less, Bulaga-less, Adams-less offense to blow opponents out, especially ones with a good defense and solid running game. Rodgers needs more time to carve them up and the lack of  deep threats combined with the challenges at OT make it a lot harder to do that. Just Win Baby

 

 

I think the Pack wins this one if Rodgers stays healthy through the whole game. 

 

I really think one of the reasons that Rodgers is so good at home is that Lambeau strikes me as a "slower" field for pass rushers.  The fact that crowd noise is in the Packers' benefit and does not benefit the opposition makes Rodgers and the Pack better at home and a nightmare for opposing teams.  Combine the fact that Lambeau isn't a fast track and I think Rodgers is able to get more comfortable back there and dissect just about any defense out there apart.

 

I expect the Rams to give the Packers a battle along the lines of what the Seahawks did, but in the end, the Pack will prevail over 4 quarters.

Originally Posted by Satori:
Originally Posted by Goldie:

May I have a blow out please?? 

Its tough for a Jordy-less, Bulaga-less, Adams-less offense to blow opponents out, especially ones with a good defense and solid running game. Rodgers needs more time to carve them up and the lack of  deep threats combined with the challenges at OT make it a lot harder to do that. Just Win Baby

 

 


Dude, so well put. I have been rather impatient with this offense, at times, but that is a lot of key components they are missing.

Foles puts the Rams up early on a TD pass to Gurley on a screen play. ARod to Jones ties it up on the next series. Gurley gets contained due to Raji and Guion and our DL spending most of their time in the Rams' backfield. A RZ TD by RRodgers and a bomb to Jones, late, seals it for the Pack. A FG by Crosby before half. Rollins has an INT. Final score: Rams 10 GB 24. 

In StL they (ESPN The Fast Lane, HC Fischer, players, some fans) have a win already chocked up.  I am tired of listening to it.  I want a blowout.  But I know that Gurley can change things for the Rams positively and GBs offensive players (Cobb, Jones, Lacy, Adams) are nursing injuries.  Not good news.  So as much as I want a blowout, this is probably a close game.  Packers win 30-27. 

Packer O Line usually responds very well after one of their stinker games, and last week the O Line had pretty much a stinker game. So I expect them to come out and redeem themselves well with a great game against that fierce front 4 D of the Rams.

 

Our D Linemen are probably sick and tired of all the gushing over the Rams D Line all week and will play inspired to prove they are a group to be considered elite as well. 

 

Pack should win, but wont be a blow out, most likely a score or 2 in the 4th qtr to seal the deal, say 24 to 17.

34-13 GB. 

 

No Jordy. No DeVante. Lacy is hamperd. No Bulaga. No Morgan. 2 DL suspensions. 

 

4-0 winning by a differential of 10.5 points per game. Closest game has been 8 points. 2 road games with 1 being on a ****ty NFL Monday Night / 2 time zone short week roadie. 

 

This team is good. 

Last edited by ChilliJon
I don't like this game at all in how the teams match up

Packets run D has been suspect and Gurley is an absolute beast.  Would not surprise me if he had a huge day especially in the screen game

I also don't like how the Rams DL can dominate and our tackles will have their hands full.

Then there is Tavon Austin and their return game.  Packers have wilted when facing good returners before

I think GB should still win but I see a 24-21 type game with maybe a late Crosby FG to win it.

Run D suspect? Have you watched the games? Against Bears they were in position with Forte, just poor tackling, an issue they cleaned up in the next three games. Gurley is gonna look like a girly man Sunday.

Originally Posted by michiganjoe:

Keep feeding Eddie until the Rams demonstrate they can stop him.

The cc: to Eddie makes this an all-timer.

When you are ranked 22nd in the league in rush D - I would say your run D is suspect.

They did a nice job bottling up Carlos Hyde but he's nowhere near as talented as Gurley.  He ran crazy last week against a decent AZ defense.

Ideally the Packers score early and often to take him out of the game but make no mistake about it Todd Gurley is a helluva back.
Originally Posted by YooperPackfan:
Is there a such as a good turnover when your the team that's committing them?

 

Yes, 3rd down at midfield and you throw a pass that gets intercepted at the 2 yard line.   Better than an incompletion leading to a touchback punt.

Rodgers targets Janis 3 times, but Janis is unprepared, because he slept through every meeting last week, and hasn't cracked open the playbook since week one...of the pre-season. All three picks are returned for pick 6's. The Packers only win 34-18. The fans are incensed.

Lots of screens to Eddie and Starks but the big news of the day will be DickRods cumming out party.  2 TDs and over 100 yards for RR against a weak group of linebackers will help us win 31 - 16.

 

I want to see a Big DickRod Sunday

 

but not like this

 

Last edited by BartManDude

I don't care where they're "ranked". So far their run "D" has been spectacular.

 

Marshawn Lynch had not 1 or 2 or 3 or 4...but FIVE stops behind the LOS. That's the first such time in Lynch's CAREER that has occurred. 

 

They also limited Jamaal Charles, Russell Wilson, Kaepernick & Carlos Hyde.

 

Problems vs. Forte is their lone blemish this year. Their run defense is solid this year so far.

 

Besides, I'm using Gurley in Daily games this week. He has no shot.

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