#Packers WR Trevor Davis practicing today, meaning the team has used one of its two return designations from IR. Davis catching off the JUGS machine here, but before practice was getting some return work. pic.twitter.com/8FvIFoGxqB
— Ryan Wood (@ByRyanWood) November 7, 2018
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I also had wondered if Kumorow would be activated but MVS is sliding more and more into the #2 role at WR.
Marquez Valdes-Scantling is already the No. 2 receiver – at least he was in terms of reps against the Patriots, playing more than Randall Cobb – so Geronimo Allison's potentially season-ending groin injury shouldn't impact the receiver rotation much.
Some things on the Dolphins.
In a 3 game stretch they gave up 200+ rushing yards a game but the rush D has goetten better
They have 11 players on IR
Tannehill is hurt and not even throwing in practice so it looks like Osweiller will be the starter.
It's official.
No surprise but Ryan Tannehill is not playing Sunday against Green Bay.
— Armando Salguero (@ArmandoSalguero) November 7, 2018
Brock Lobster it is.
Absolutely no reason the Packers should not only win this game, but should also dominate. Anything less, including a loss, that would be the final nail for MM.
This is just the type of opposition at home MM finds a way to be even more underwhelming. But I’m predicting we look back at this game at end of season as the start of an 8-0 run making GB most feared in the playoffs.
(I reserve the right to edit my post on Monday.)
Yeah, this is a game that a good team should win 9 out of 10 times. And the Packers only have to do it once.
An average team should win it 5 out of 10 times.
bigdoggyjude posted:This is just the type of opposition at home MM finds a way to be even more underwhelming. But I’m predicting we look back at this game at end of season as the start of an 8-0 run making GB most feared in the playoffs.
(I reserve the right to edit my post on Monday.)
No you don't...Because I have it right here - Haha!
Throughout history the Dolphins have always given the Packers trouble. You can look it up
How many games before I quit asking for a crushing...... GBP 28 fins. 18. And can they at least LOOK like they belong in the NFL. Please.
I didn't look it up, but I think most of the success the Dolphins had were the Don Shula/Marino years. I think the Pack's had some success against them after those guys were gone and I think they beat them once towards the end of Marino's time there, maybe in '97?
Edit: I decided to look it up. Packers never beat the Dolphins until the 1997 season when the Pack would go on to lose Super Bowl XXXII. For basically the first 30 years of their existence, the Dolphins were undefeated vs. the Pack. From '97 onwards, Pack is 4-2, but the Dolphins got a win in our 2010 Super Bowl season run.
Brainwashed Boris posted:bigdoggyjude posted:This is just the type of opposition at home MM finds a way to be even more underwhelming. But I’m predicting we look back at this game at end of season as the start of an 8-0 run making GB most feared in the playoffs.
(I reserve the right to edit my post on Monday.)
No you don't...Because I have it right here - Haha!
Throughout history the Dolphins have always given the Packers trouble. You can look it up
OK Casey! 
I'm feeling good about this game. I think a pissed off Pack wins big.
Bryan Bulaga was a limited participant in practice, which gives him a chance to play Sunday against Miami even though he couldn't finish the last game at New England. Here's the full injury report: https://t.co/eNvHiMrhhk pic.twitter.com/sQPDLliOst
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) November 7, 2018
Has Nick Perry even played this season? I don't recall his name being called at all the last 3 games.
Nick Perry's still on the team ??
R.T.F.B.
ammo posted:Has Nick Perry even played this season? I don't recall his name being called at all the last 3 games.
Nick Perry got his contract, then put that sucker in neutral. As one observer of him noted watching him barely go through the motions in TC this summer, he's the Clit Hunt of the team.
Sounds like me this year.
Put that sucker in neutral & coast.
I'm the Clit Hunt of fans this year.
I'm stuck in 4th going up hill. I'm the A J Hawk 
bigdoggyjude posted:This is just the type of opposition at home MM finds a way to be even more underwhelming. But I’m predicting we look back at this game at end of season as the start of an 8-0 run making GB most feared in the playoffs.
(I reserve the right to edit my post on Monday.)
8-0? Bro, what team have you been watching? Better odds at going 0-8.
Boneio posted:R.T.F.B.
with Jones....not by committee
Brainwashed Boris posted:bigdoggyjude posted:This is just the type of opposition at home MM finds a way to be even more underwhelming. But I’m predicting we look back at this game at end of season as the start of an 8-0 run making GB most feared in the playoffs.
(I reserve the right to edit my post on Monday.)
No you don't...Because I have it right here - Haha!
Throughout history the Dolphins have always given the Packers trouble. You can look it up
I know history is history but Boris is spot on.
The Packers are 4-10 all time vs. Miami and they didn't manage to beat them for the first time until 1997and since then they are 4-2 against them but each game has been pretty close.
Lots of interesting history: Philbin's short tenure as fins HC, AR fakes a clock-killing spike and hits Adams to help pull out a last second win (2014). Yup, last second win. At least they're not playing in Miami.
Just remember, the dolphins are mammals not fish. They need air to breathe. Let’s not let them up.
Good day for the #Packers - nearly their entire 53 + Trevor Davis are practicing to some degree today in pads. That includes RT Bryan Bulaga, QB Aaron Rodgers, S Kentrell Brice, TE Jimmy Graham (knees) & LB Blake Martinez (ankle).
— Jim Owczarski (@JimOwczarski) November 8, 2018
Only Kevin King not in pads.
Martinez's injury looked horrible in real time. I'm surprised he was able to return that night. Since he's practicing, it must not be as bad as it looked. He's coming along, made some really nice plays so far this year. Our defense is much better with him in the lineup.
Sounds like right tackle Bryan Bulaga is on track to play Sunday vs. Miami despite his knee injury. "He's battled through a number of different (injuries this season) and he's come back every time," coach Mike McCarthy said. "He looked good yesterday."... https://t.co/xeX6MOSKlL
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) November 8, 2018
#Dolphins Defense struggles...
— Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) November 8, 2018
Rushing YPG: 136.1 (28th)
Sacks: 15 (29th)
20+ Plays: 43 (30th)
3rd Down Conversions: 42.6% (25th)
5 Minute Drives: 16 (29th)#MIAatGB
Wait, so we should be able to run AND pass against these guys? Surely we can't mess that up
In the famous words of a Packers beat writer on the way to the stadium for SB32, "I just don't see a way they can lose this game".
Thunderbird posted:Wait, so we should be able to run AND pass against these guys? Surely we can't mess that up
Well, what if they return every kickoff for a TD? What if every one of Opie Whizzbanger's punts is blocked? See, even if our offense and defense are dominant, we could still mess it up!!! 
Zooked!
It all comes down to if Rodgers can get his helmet on his big head.
Goalline posted:bigdoggyjude posted:This is just the type of opposition at home MM finds a way to be even more underwhelming. But I’m predicting we look back at this game at end of season as the start of an 8-0 run making GB most feared in the playoffs.
(I reserve the right to edit my post on Monday.)
8-0? Bro, what team have you been watching? Better odds at going 0-8.
I felt perhaps the parenthetical phrase said it all...
Thunderbird posted:Wait, so we should be able to run AND pass against these guys? Surely we can't mess that up
Mike McCarthy says "Hold my beer...."
Thunderbird posted:Wait, so we should be able to run AND pass against these guys? Surely we can't mess that up
We do.......
packerboi posted:Brock Lobster it is.
Absolutely no reason the Packers should not only win this game, but should also dominate. Anything less, including a loss, that would be the final nail for MM.
My exact thoughts before the San Francisco game.
bdplant posted:packerboi posted:Brock Lobster it is.
Absolutely no reason the Packers should not only win this game, but should also dominate. Anything less, including a loss, that would be the final nail for MM.
My exact thoughts before the San Francisco game.
One thing we have going for us....Miami does not have C J Beathard.
Pikes Peak posted:Thunderbird posted:Wait, so we should be able to run AND pass against these guys? Surely we can't mess that up
We do.......
..... what we do.
