@YATittle posted:It was a stupid opinion as another poster pointed out above
Stupid opinion, in your opinion? You need to look in the mirror.
@SteveLuke posted:NY lost their starting QB to an ankle injury (running is his best attribute) and their backup QB got concussed.
The Giants did not have much of a passing game before those injuries.
Next week is all about stuffing Saquan Barkley.
Psst ... somebody tell Joe Barry.
All true. Yet, it still seems likely it'll be the Packers who will suffer more effects from travel/time change, etc. Giants are playing with all house $$$. Nothing to lose. Those are the conditions GB seems to constantly fail to take advantage of. Right now, this is not a situation that a better Packers squad wins simply on talent. If today proved anything, it's that a team with a complete unknown at qb can take this Packer team to the wire. The Giants are far inferior in talent, but they scrap and have made breaks for themselves thus far. So yes, someone please tell Joe Barry this week.
@YATittle posted:It was a stupid opinion as another poster pointed out above
GBFanforLife is a valuable poster here, in my opinion, but he has little tolerance for views outside his own, unfortunately, and feels he has to put others down to make himself feel better. Itâs a flaw, but we all have them. It adds to the flavor here.
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@Blair Kiel posted:Now I kind of hope the Packers lose because I saw Rodgers haircut.
Wtf is up with that? I didn't know Stevie Wonder was still cutting hair. OR, did he cut it himself while tripping on hayuasca?
I think this type of win is ideal before facing the Giants, Jets, DC.
The scare SHOULD be enough to make sure they donât get lazy in preparations.
@RochNyFan posted:Wtf is up with that? I didn't know Stevie Wonder was still cutting hair. OR, did he cut it himself while tripping on hayuasca?
Lol, it looks like a rookie having haircut. Thatâs what happens when you drop ayawaska and cut your hair.