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Like has happened so often after a huge win over a great team the Packers MUST be aware of a letdown against the Falcons who are playing for their playoff life in a conference with no obvious favorite as yet.any letup by the Packers could prove fatal against a good Atlanta team and we have seen many times the Packers let up after a huge win to struggle for a win.they must play every game like it is a playoff game because there is no room for error,the Lions are coming to town very soon for the division title.

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Which games are you referring to? I presume the Packers have lost to "inferior" teams on the heels of marquee wins. I don't think it's happened many times. The Falcons are not a "good" team by current standards and if McCarthy has one standout talent it's his ability to smooth out the emotional peaks and valleys teams are subject to.

The recipe against the Packers is well known. Stay patient,run the ball,defend the long pass. If opponents can't do those things, the Packers will win.

Originally Posted by BILL H:

Like has happened so often after a huge win over a great team the Packers MUST be aware of a letdown against the Falcons who are playing for their playoff life in a conference with no obvious favorite as yet.any letup by the Packers could prove fatal against a good Atlanta team and we have seen many times the Packers let up after a huge win to struggle for a win.they must play every game like it is a playoff game because there is no room for error,the Lions are coming to town very soon for the Conference Title.

Did your spacebar break on the keyboard?  Man, that's hard to read.

The fact that MM said he has less "personalities to deal with is exemplified by this: http://www.channel3000.com/spo...educed-role/30015336

 

A. J. could have gone whining to the media but he did not. He kept his mouth shut, accepted it, and still did his job when called upon.  He didn't leave the field early, didn't stay on the bench at half time or any of the other stuff whiney bitches have done lately.  MM and TT have built a team that is in it for the journey. 

 

 

 

 

Originally Posted by BILL H:

Like has happened so often after a huge win over a great team the Packers MUST be aware of a letdown against the Falcons who are playing for their playoff life in a conference with no obvious favorite as yet.any letup by the Packers could prove fatal against a good Atlanta team and we have seen many times the Packers let up after a huge win to struggle for a win.they must play every game like it is a playoff game because there is no room for error,the Lions are coming to town very soon for the Conference Title.

These 2 aren't on the team any longer. Otherwise, your concerns may be valid:

 

Originally Posted by bubbleboy789:

not at home. if there's a let-down/trap game left on their schedule it's Buffalo. 

 

Agreed.  That game is going to be on a short week for the Pack in terms of preparation, plus a road game vs. a solid team.  That type of game is always tough. 

 

Atlanta, as a fan I am not worried.  Buffalo, yeah, that one the Pack is going to have to continue to play mistake free ball and hope that the O-Line can keep that pass rush of the Bills at bay. 

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Buffalo has faced one top-flight offense all year, that being New England when they played in Buffalo.  NE put up 37 on Buffalo.  Yeah, their defense is decent, but they haven't seen an offense like GB's yet this year nor have they seen a QB like AR.  

 

Of course, Belichick may have been trying to lose that game just to set the Bills up for their next meating in Foxboro.

Originally Posted by bubbleboy789:

not at home. if there's a let-down/trap game left on their schedule it's Buffalo. 

 

times like these are when I'm especially glad to have a coach like MM. Always seems to be aware of situations like that. We can trust that he'll keep the team focused. 

Hmmmmm.

 

I kind of think the Bills defense statistically is such that the Pack will be motivated to show they can dominate it.

Originally Posted by Pakrz:

If GB is truly an elite or championship team, these "trap games" or "let-downs" shouldn't be a concern.  

 

There are no trap games for these Packers, its just the sitzpinklers struggling to come up with something to soil themselves over.

Its been a tough couple weeks for the Chief Schittenpants tribe

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I respectfully disagree.  This is the one game where I thought the Packers would go in as a relatively heavy favorite, yet run into trouble.  It's not the Bills' offense that worries me, it's their defensive line.  They generate a lot of pressure with their front four, and Bahktiari and Bulaga could have trouble with the speed of Jerry Hughes and Mario Williams coming off the edge, especially with the crowd noise.  And Dareus and Kyle Williams are beasts in the middle.  Remember how the Giants' front four hurt the Packers in 2011.  The o-line has to keep Rodgers clean and he'll have to make quick reads and throws. 

Originally Posted by Anticapitalizedef-Ka-Bong:

Yoda - I kind of think the Bills defense statistically is such that the Pack will be motivated to show they can dominate it

Geeez.  I didn't mean to come off as some smartass or sage or something.

 

I actually have the Bills defense in a fantasy league and was surprised to find out that itis the #1 scoring defense (fantasy scoring) in our entire league.

 

I just think a team with an offense like the Packers would naturally be motivated to play a really good game.

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