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That's correct Wolfpack. 

 

Here's the scenario I'm predicting (assuming Seattle holds on to win up 21-6):

 

1. Seattle (12-4 win vs. STL)

2. GB (12-4 win vs. DET)

3. Dallas (12-4 win @ WAS)

4. Atlanta (7-9 win vs. CAR)

5. Arizona (12-4 win @ SF)

6. Detroit (11-5 loss @ GB)

 

Dallas wins vs. Detroit...too much offense from Dallas and not enough from Detroit

Arizona wins @ Atlanta...even with Ryan Lindley at QB Atlanta wouldn't stand a chance.

 

That sets up a really entertaining divisional round with Dallas @ GB and Arizona @ Seattle. Arizona might have Drew Stanton back by then which would be much more helpful, but even with Stanton they got pummeled in Seattle. Dallas in GB will be a good game to watch. 

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I don't doubt that you consider most things Packer-related in the extreme - especially the negative.  That's your prerogative.  Are the results disappointing since then?  Sure.  Underperforming in the extreme considering what they trotted out there, especially in 2012 and 2013, specifically on defense?  I'd call it more exposed than anything else.  Or just running out of horses.  

 

A limping Andy Mulumba and Datone Jones at OLB with Jarrett Bush and MD Jennings in the backfield last season and losing on the last play is not underperforming in the extreme - it's the unfortunately proper result.  

I'd have to agree with MJ on this, list out the playoff losses and all (except for one), IMO, are major disappointments:

 

1. Eli making GB it's Beeotch in Lambeau (+ Favre).

2. Giving up 10,000 yards to AZ.

3. Eli making GB it's Beeotch in Lambeau V2.

4. Kaepernick making GB it's Beeotch.

5. Last year's loss to SF was acceptable except I guess, CK, going nuts again.

 

Build a team/program to this level you have to expect high expectations. Playoffs losses have theme of one unit underperforming in epic fashion.

Originally Posted by BrainDed:

Seattle basically gets to sleep walk all the way to the NFCC in that scenario.  They get Arz or Atl in the Divisional round assuming Dallas beats Det.

 

We screwed ourselves w/ the Buffalo loss.  We will get Dallas now instead of the cake walk they get.  Then have to go to the hardest place to play for the NFCC.

The Bills loss was disappointing, but their defense is tough (they best Oakland yesterday if Dareus doesn't get hurt) and Orton won't win games but he also won't make killer mistakes to lose them either. The loses to Detroit and Seattle also were to legit teams. Those three loses were to teams that have lost once (Lions and Hawks) or three times (Bills) at home.

 

The one that killed them was to the Saints. The Saints have been awful, especially their defense. Maybe if Rodgers doesn't tweak his hamstring, things turn out differently, but what really killed them was to keep playing Hawk as many snaps as they were. That, and have Burnett miss that game are what may be the difference between a Super Bowl trip and an early exit (even assuming they beat the Lions).

Not own thread worthy. Rolando McClains $1.5 million mansion went up in flames last night. No one home. Witnesses reportedly heard an explosion and saw a car speed away just before the inferno started. House has been on the market for a while now

 

I have a feeling the trail of evidence will lead to Rolando. He's not a smart man. 

 

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