— J_Lebowski_1031 🇺🇲🇮🇪🇮🇱🇦🇷✝️🙏 (@JLebowski961563) April 19, 2024
That's cool. They can suck in a new location.
New stadium....new QB.....
SAME OLD SORRY ASS BEARS!!! 
@BearBite posted:
F'ing dome.
@BearBite posted:Dome
Congrats on the new stadium plans, CHI lakefront is a pretty tasty locale
We're stoked to add another stadium to the list of places the Packers have beaten the bears:
Wrigley Field
Soldier Field 1.0
Soldier Field 2.0
Memorial Stadium ( Champaign)
Hagermeister Field
City Stadium
Wisconsin State Fair Park
Lambeau Field
Milwaukee County Stadium
and soon the Walter Payton Memorial Stadium brought to you by Abe Froman
And the financially broke city will pay for it by taxing their already overtaxed citizens (some of them) and businesses. Yay team.
Love the city (to visit) but sure glad I don’t live in Illinois anymore.
Opening game has to be 'bring your goat to the stadium' night.
Otherwise, just pack it in, it's over!
@antooo posted:Opening game has to be 'bring your goat to the stadium' night.
How about Disco Demolition Night ?
https://wgntv.com/news/wgn-new...ot-in-comiskey-park/
The futility of the scoreboard message at Comisky always gives me a laugh!
A dome for the Bears is pretty damn disappointing. Leaves the Pack as the only NFC North team without one.
So my brother in law lives in the suburb they had originally planned to build their stadium. It would have been a sweet deal for me I could have stayed at their house and walked to a Packers throttling of the Bears in about 5 minutes. Freaking Bears screwed that up.
The last time I talked to him he said the Bears wanted a dome stadium so they can bid for Super Bowls etc.
They really should have gone with Arlington. They had a blank slate to develop a whole district the way they wanted to, reaping hills of cash. Building on the lakefront will have the same major problems the current stadium has: capacity and infrastructure.
funny seeing a bears qb who is a packer fan...
Boy howdy! They want to build a $4.6B stadium and have taxpayers foot half.
Hype Video!!
Halas has to be rolling over in his grave. So the Packers will be the only outdoor team in the NFC North (formally central).
I understand the need for multi-purpose, and the hype video highlights that well.
But Jesus, we will have a lot of pussified rivals playing in winter in Green Bay.
I don't like saying it but I haven't seen the cold be any advantage for the GBP in long time (have I?)
the playoff game vs detroit holding Barry Sanders to negative yardage is the only thing that comes to mind and that was almost 30 years ago...
@Tdog posted:I don't like saying it but I haven't seen the cold be any advantage for the GBP in long time (have I?)
the playoff game vs detroit holding Barry Sanders to negative yardage is the only thing that comes to mind and that was almost 30 years ago...
The Rams, Seahags, and Cryboys would beg to differ. The Packers also have amongst the best records in December in all of football.
And I’m fully convinced that this version of Jordan Love beats the whiners here at home in a brutally cold playoff game a couple years ago. Rodgers and the Special Teams sadly had brain freezes that night.
The NFCCG vs CAR was also pretty darn cold. Too far back to matter but if we're going back to that Bury Barry game...I just remember Paup constantly on top of that guy.
I was at both of those games, they were 2 of the best games I was ever at
@Tdog posted:I don't like saying it but I haven't seen the cold be any advantage for the GBP in long time (have I?)
the playoff game vs detroit holding Barry Sanders to negative yardage is the only thing that comes to mind and that was almost 30 years ago...
Home wins 2010-2023
The Packers fared well at the beginning and the end of the 'teens decade, but were soft in the middle.
I can't see that winning at home creates an advantage for home playoff games during this period. And I think that is a shame.
Absolutely. I remember when they were undefeated at home in the playoffs. That was of course before they were in the playoffs almost every year but it was a nice stat while it lasted. Was their first home playoff loss vs ATL and Vick?
Lotta whining about the Packers here in TBSS topic.
Keep in mind, the Packers need to do a 180 to match the futility of DA BARES!
@DH13 posted:Absolutely. I remember when they were undefeated at home in the playoffs. That was of course before they were in the playoffs almost every year but it was a nice stat while it lasted. Was their first home playoff loss vs ATL and Vick?
yes, that was the loss that broke the streak....that Packers team was decimated by injuries towards the end of the season if I remember correctly.
@PackerHawk posted:Lotta whining about the Packers here in TBSS topic.
Keep in mind, the Packers need to do a 180 to match the futility of DA BARES!
You misspelled winning.
@Thunderbird posted:yes, that was the loss that broke the streak....that Packers team was decimated by injuries towards the end of the season if I remember correctly.
Injuries and a bad flu. Driver was terribly sick but played the game. He laid out in the end zone just to get points on the board. Then he laid there forever until I think the stretcher came for him. Maybe he got up with help. But he was down forever.
Ryan Poles said Ian Cunningham needed to hold him back from not trying to trade up for Rome Odunze.
— Brendan Sugrue (@BrendanSugrue) April 26, 2024
I do like your pickup from U of A, but really love the Bears choices in round one. Can't wait for the fall!
File this one away...
Rome Odunze is fitting right into Chicago already!#ChicagoHistory 🐻⬇️ pic.twitter.com/GPwA2ULIdo
— Chicago History ™️ (@Chicago_History) April 29, 2024