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BorisSooper Jeeenyious

Do you realize since the Patriot loss in December 2010, we have a record of 32-6 including a Super Bowl title?

32-6. Just sick man! Any NFL fan would kill for their team to be that good.

We're truly blessed & spoiled. I'm very proud of this team & looking forward to the rest of the season.

12/9/1211:51 PM

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RatPackMember

Is it okay to miss Bert yet?

12/9/1211:54 PM

JJSDSitzpinkler Schadenfreude

That'll cost you $600.

12/10/1212:00 AM

HenryYou rang?

12/10/1212:16 AM

CavetoadHuge Member

quote:
Originally posted by Boris:
Do you realize since the Patriot loss in December 2010, we have a record of 32-6 including a Super Bowl title?

32-6. Just sick man! Any NFL fan would kill for their team to be that good.

We're truly blessed & spoiled. I'm very proud of this team & looking forward to the rest of the season.

Stunning. Simply stunning.

I grew up suffering through the Rich Campbells, David Whitehurts, Randy Wrights... it is stunning to even think a team could put that kind of success down in this parity driven NFLfu.

Great stat Boris. Thanks!

And also thanks

12/10/1212:28 AM

RatPackMember

I remember listening to reports about the Packers during the 50's with Tobin Rote and Babe Parilli QBing. The grandkids always complaining why we didn't have a TV.

12/10/127:12 AM

FandameMember

Yes, we are football blessed! It was also interesting to note last night that since the Lions have last won in Lambeau, they have had 12 different starting QBs and we have had three, and one of those was Flynn.

Give it one more good year and the McCarthy-Thompson era will go down as one of the greats in Packer history.

12/10/127:26 AM

Rusty42 inch pythons brother!

Fire Capers.

12/10/128:03 AM

ChilliJonI hate the Vikings!

This team was 2-3 and 2 games back in the division before the injuries really started piling up.

Drafting, development, coaching, accountability.

12/10/128:44 AM

FreeSafetyI wonder what the poor people are doing?

This year's journey from 2-3 to 9-4 is impressive on its own.

12/10/129:18 AM

Blair KielGOOD OL' FAKE BLAIR KIEL - My Hood? nice Henry. Fuck You!

Go back and read last night's game thread (first half) for the bedwetters that still don't get it.

12/10/1210:08 AM

YATittleMember

Just watch other teams play with their ordinary QBs and you'll get a reality check.

Sure AR holds it too long occasionally and this year has missed a receiver or two, but I don't see anyone in the NFC I'd rather have running my offense.

12/10/1210:08 AM

Rockin' RobinMember

quote:
Originally posted by Boris:
Do you realize since the Patriot loss in December 2010, we have a record of 32-6 including a Super Bowl title?

Isn't it 30-6?

6-0 (including playoffs to end 2010 season)
15-2 2011
9-4 so far in 2012

Still pretty darn good.

12/10/122:21 PM

Grave DiggerMember

Just as special as that overall record is this record:

Since being hired, Mike McCarthy is 32-9 against NFC North team and has never had a losing record vs. the NFC North in a season. Even during the worst year under his tenure, 2008, they were still 4-2 against the NFCN. Even during the Bears SB run (2006) and the Vikings recent good year (2009), they still beat up the NFCN.

12/10/122:46 PM

SufferinginmnMember

quote:
Originally posted by Boris:
Do you realize since the Patriot loss in December 2010, we have a record of 32-6 including a Super Bowl title?

32-6. Just sick man! Any NFL fan would kill for their team to be that good.

We're truly blessed & spoiled. I'm very proud of this team & looking forward to the rest of the season.

YES, but our preseason record during that timeframe was 3-4!!! Fire McCarthy!

12/10/124:25 PM

packerboiI lick rainbows

Contrast the success of MM and TT with:

quote:

Here is a scary snapshot of 3 3/4 seasons under general manager Martin Mayhew and coach Jim Schwartz. Beginning with the start of the 2009 season, the Lions lost 20 of 28 games. Then they won nine consecutive games to bridge the end of the 2010 and the beginning of 2011. Since then, they have a 9-15 regular-season record. That's a lot of losing mixed around one intense winning streak. It's easier to argue that 9-0 as an aberration, at least from a statistical perspective, than it is to view their current slump as a temporary blip. To borrow a political phrase, the Lions are better off than they were four years ago. But they clearly weren't good enough to parlay what seemed a breakthrough moment last season into lasting success.

12/10/124:34 PM

Ryan GrantMember

Very impressive!! Yup we're spoiled. I know I am.

12/10/126:08 PM

PackerHawkMember

So the plan now is to not tank the season? Come on, 9-7 is still possible. That might be a top 20 pick.

12/11/1211:46 PM

Salmon DaveMember

quote:
Originally posted by Blair Kiel:
Go back and read last night's game thread (first half) for the bedwetters that still don't get it.

Do you have some sort of problem with people who wet the bed? It's not as though we do it because we want to, you know.

12/11/1211:57 PM

Blair KielGOOD OL' FAKE BLAIR KIEL - My Hood? nice Henry. Fuck You!

Only when we have to switch sides at halftime.

12/12/127:15 AM

RatPackMember

Bedwetting being bad there are worse issues that happen.....

12/12/128:39 AM

The HecklerMember

quote:
Originally posted by Cavetoad:
I grew up suffering through the Rich Campbells, David Whitehurts, Randy Wrights... it is stunning to even think a team could put that kind of success down in this parity driven NFLfu.

I grew up in that dark age as well and if someone had told me that one day the Packers would be this consistently good I would have told them to stop drinking the bong water. I honestly felt at one point in my life they would never be good much less winning a Super Bowl. I still remember when they went to the Super Bowl in the mid 90's I thought to myself that it couldn't be real.

12/13/1211:50 AM

DH13Member

I think we can all thank the salary cap and revenue sharing for that. I grew up during the dark decades too and it just seemed like the Packers played in a different world. The SB was for teams like SF, NYG and DAL and GB was simply not a part of that equation. And at that age it seemed like they never would be. That was a time when teams could stock their rosters and then keep everybody they wanted to keep.

Now we're in a different era and have had the great fortune of people like Wolf and Thompson.

12/13/1212:30 PM

EsoxMember

I like being spoiled and having it my way - what's wrong with that?

...and what I want now is for the Pack to butt whip da bears!

12/13/1212:36 PM

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