Time to shock the world like we did that time we beat Houston.

Should be a hell of a game against

 

I remember that game. this morning Vegas has the pack at a 3 point fav.

The Patriots are the best team in the NFL, and Tom Brady and Bill Belichick are 10 weeks away from earning their fourth Super Bowl rings.

stupidest thing I read (so far) today and that's saying a LOT.  sports pundits predicting the SB winner before the playoffs even begin is their crack cocaine.

DaTone and Perry will be keys to this game. Hoping both can go.

 

Brad Jones and Mike Neal need to stay where they belong. On the sidelines

 

EDIT: CMIII was also taken off 3rd downs yesterday to preserve him as he is "close to 100" percent with the groin injury. So appears MM was playing CMIII essentially part-time yesterday.

We need Guion. To play big too. 

Wondered about this proclamation / supposition from ChilliJon.

 

 

The NEP have two losses, and as noted in the OP now have 7 wins in a row.

 

In their two losses against MIA and KAN, they were dominated on the LOS and both opponents RTFB, a lot.

  @MIA - Knowshon Moreno: 24 for 134, 1 TD , w/ a long of 15  (so no skewed avg)

  @MIA - Lamar Miller: 11 for 59, 0 TD, w/a long of 13 (again, very balanced)

 

  @KAN - Knile Davis: 16 for 107, 0 TD, w/a long of 48  (so 15 for 59 on the rest - very respectable)

  @KAN - Jamaal Charles: 18 for 92, 1 TD, w/a long of 17  (so no skewed avg)

 

In their 7 wins in a row run:

5 at home - CIN, NYJ, CHI, DEN, DET

CIN, NYJ, CHI are no match for top tier teams

DEN needs to play from ahead, and DET is real Jeckyll and Hyde

 

2 on the road - BUF, IND

BUF was starting Kyle Orton and while he has had some success in his career, he is a career back-up.

IND decided to throw, throw, and throw some more. 39 passes against 16 total runs with Luck the leading rusher for them. Luck is not yet in the elite category where he can go toe-to-toe with someone like Brady and win a shootout.

 

 

 

Right now they and GB look very similar.

 

 

 

Detroit dropped 3! yes 3! TD's in the EZ yesterday that were massive differences in that game. The wheels are officially off of that offense. But if their WR's could catch a ball, that game yesterday would have been far different for the Lions.

Pat fans will be pissing in their Chowda' this week thinking about Lacy. They know this is the toughest game on their docket in 2014. 

I wouldn't be surprised if CHI goes to DET on Thu and wins.

 

 

 

 

Pats have been putting Revis on teams #2 WR then having Browner + safety help vs their #1's. I'd expect the same against GB. Revis will be taking on Cobb one on one with Browner/Safety help on Jordy

 

Gonna need Davante/TE's, Lacy in the receiving game to probably have big days...and I hope MM opens things up a bit more to get more of them involved.

 

Offense needs to bring their A game and control the TOP. I don't expect this defense to muster up much against Brady/Gronk...so the best thing is to keep them off the field as long as possible. Turnovers should be hard to come by, considering both teams just don't turn the ball over at all

 

First team to 30 wins

Antiworst and I have three words for you all. Super Bowl Patriots. It's over. A done deal. Why are we even playing in this game? Bring on the Falcons...assuming Matty Ice decides not to be too mean to us.

 

 

 

 

If Arod ignores the receiver being covered by Revis, I don't like our chances. Rodgers to Cobb is a combo good enough to beat any CB a few times per game. Force the Patriots to cover the whole field. 

Who wrote that article?  What a homer.  He makes this Pats team seem better than the '85 Bears so why even bother showing up to play them?

We all know Detroit well enough to know they have faded down the stretch many times and the last time I checked they aren't playing in New England where the Pats don't seem to lose.

No doubt. I don't want to see a repeat of their embarrassing performance against Seattle where they just played into their hands by actively avoiding Sherman

Any reciever covered by Revis will get the ball thrown to him if he is open.   MM needs to draw up plays to achieve this.  I trust he will.

@ CAPackfan95

 

One of the best SNL skits.

It's a Milwaukee game, that crowd better be up to the task because the 12th man will be crucial in this one

MM wasn't the problem at Seattle. Arod was, and he ignored some open receivers on Sherman's side, including a wide open for a TD, Devante.

I don't think this is right, the Milwaukee game was the Eagles 2 weeks ago.  

 

This will be a good test for the team. Both teams are playing extremely well, and can explode on Offense.  I also believe that these two coaches are the 2 best in the game, in game planning and exploiting weaknesses.  One QB is on fire and MVP candidate while the other QB is a winner, and is playing really well.  Matchup problems all over the place for both teams, this game should be really good, can't wait.  

"We are no one's underdog"...I like the thought of vast distribution to Quarles, Rodgers, Adams, Lacy, Starks...with 2-3 big hitters to Jordy and Cobb. Mix in a ton of long drive yards to Lacy, and Kuhn. TOP, and points from drives.

Revis is not the same as years ago, Jordy and Cobb will find the spots. The time is now for the 2014 GB Packers - go foogin get it!

Considering their vulnerability to the screen I'll be curious to see how Cobb is utilized.  I would also bet the hodge podge at TE with Adams and even Boykin (if he can catch a ****ing ball) will be needed to keep the chains moving and Pats offense off the field.  That's the thing that just sucks about Boykin failing this year.  This is the kind of game for him to shine.  He's a good route runner.  DerVante is still going through rookie bonehead mistakes, which you can't have against a good team.

Milwaukee games are the 2nd and 5th every year.

It's Green package from here on out.

DuhVante had the Duheer in the headlights look Sunduhy

Milwaukee crowd is always louder.  Green package has always had more "down-in-front" geezers who have no concept of the 12th man.

 

Anyway, later in the year is better for crowd noise at Lambeau.  Gramps gets to thinking about the poor circulation in his feet and is more likely to give his tickets up. 

Skip Bayless@RealSkipBayless      · 19 hrs19 hours ago

Be sure to watch "First Take" this morning and report back on how Skip is ripping on the Packers and talking up Brady and then kill yourself instead of ever listening, reading, or watching a thing that ****tard does ever again.

 

Note: I don't want you to kill yourself.  I do want you to stop paying attention to the braying jackass because he wants nothing more than to have you cut and paste his tweet here.  

Milwaukee crowd is always louder

I always get a kick out of this.  You know this how?

 

They have been saving him all season just for this game. Pack will finally unleash

 

My family has season tickets.  I'm from Green Bay and have lots of friends who go to all the home games and we all think this.

 

I will say it has gotten a lot better in recent years, but for a long time, the geezers seriously wanted you to sit down and shut up, even when the Packers are on defense.

 

(Also, my Dad is one of those geezers.)

Significant sample size

 

I can honestly say I've watched/read very limited bits from this ass hole, mostly right here.  It amazes me the lengths he goes to for this schtick.  I guess the whole the media from sports on up just immediately goes to a shock jock default now.  Yellow journalism?  Yellow and brown journalism.

Why does it feel like.....A win vs the Pasties significantly sets up all roads  leading through Lambeau to represent the NFC in the Superbowl.

 

 

Yeah, just some raw speed to create hurricane force winds on Rebus Island.

It is an opinion and not a scientific test, sure as sh*t.  Point being, I wouldn't worry about the Milwaukee crowd.

One day ESPN will find a younger, more toxic, louder, and cheaper pair debate raging phuksticks to replace Skip and Screamin' A Smith. 

 

I still can't wait for those two to go away though. 

Boykin hasn't stepped up and Adams tweaked his back and regressed a little against the Vikes.  This may not be too far-fetched.