It does feel like the offense will do enough to win, and anything "heroic" would come from the defense, banged up as they are.
I mean we're looking at a one-shouldered Matthews; 2 guys with giants clubs for hands; a geriatric Peppers; a converted WR brought up from the practice squad at CB; converted safeties, injured guys and rookies in the defensive backfield; and rookies or second year guys all over the front 7.
Here's your surprise hero if they get the job done: Dom Freaking Compers.
Schum - Field Position will win this game....
All the Packers have to do to win is produce enough pressure to make Bad Eli appear.
pkr_north posted:omg I love that laughing scene, takes me back...anyways, my pick is 83 - yep the jj himself.
Me too. I've got Janis! almost scoring on his jet sweep play, but for a saving tackle by Landon Collins.
But Janis! does give Collins a concussion. Hard head, ya know.
Clay Matthews
The media.
All the talk of Eli Mae's past success in Lambeau and him possibly winning as many games there as Rodgers, has to be burning a hole in 12's ego.
Chip/shoulder/check
Is this going to be another "Instant Classic" that the Packers lose?
Nothing will surprise me today. N-O-T-H-I-N-G!
I hope the 2 games today are better than the 2 games yesterday.
Rich Eisen, Faulk & Irvin picked the Giants. So did Cynthia Frelund Giants 27-26.
I'd rather the Packers get completely blown out of Lambeau than lose another gut-wrenching playoff game.
Packdog posted:All the talk of Eli Mae's past success in Lambeau and him possibly winning as many games there as Rodgers.......
Already has. This one is the possibility of Eli winning more.
michiganjoe posted:Packdog posted:All the talk of Eli Mae's past success in Lambeau and him possibly winning as many games there as Rodgers.......
Already has. This one is the possibility of Eli winning more.
Not if the Packers win today.
Whatever case, point remains the same, Rodgers has to be sick of hearing about Eli's success at Lambeau.
Well.....WE are sick of hearing about it.
Only way to change it, is DO something about it.
What do you think Rodgers concerns himself with?
Is it possible we will perform like we're capable of?
I'll be very disappointed if the Giants do win.
Eli "beat" an old and frozen Favre, and then overcame a distraught 2011 team.
People do realize that what Eli Manning did in GB 5 or 9 years ago is even less relevant than what players did on their off day Monday?
— Andrew Brandt (@AndrewBrandt) January 8, 2017
Not "news", but I want to see bad Beckham. Beat the sh!t out of him please.
Thomas Davis on Odell Beckham: When 'he allows his emotions to get the best of him, he's a cancer' for Giants https://t.co/Zj3Mft8D9p pic.twitter.com/kSFvL6ez8w
— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) January 8, 2017
Seen he was on the field a bit ago without a shirt. Someone needs to cloth that self absorbed douche-bag, he doesn't own any shirts.
Somebody should tell him he ain't in Miami anymore...
Hungry.... I seen what you did there.
saw
Hungry5 posted:Eli "beat" an old and frozen Favre, and then overcame a distraught 2011 team.
Time for some pay back !!!
Idiots.
12 degrees at Lambeau.
— NFL (@NFL) January 8, 2017
Feels like 1 degree.
The @Giants do NOT care: https://t.co/EptlcBEpq4 #NYGvsGB (via @DanHanzus) pic.twitter.com/vUzSjGE4Io
The REAL truth is THE GIANTS beat the Pack in GB enroute to 2 SB wins.
Eli did not beat #4 and #12.
Boris posted:Is this going to be another "Instant Classic" that the Packers lose?
Nothing will surprise me today. N-O-T-H-I-N-G!
I hope the 2 games today are better than the 2 games yesterday.
Rich Eisen, Faulk & Irvin picked the Giants. So did Cynthia Frelund Giants 27-26.
I'd rather the Packers get completely blown out of Lambeau than lose another gut-wrenching playoff game.
This is similar to what I was thinking this morning. If we do lose can it just be a close game not any last second gut punch. Not a blowout or a lose on the last play of the game horror, but a loss that is melodramatic enough for us to never have to see it put on some NFL network highlight list for us to make that mad dash for the remote.
We ain't losing.
Go read the optimist's thread
YATittle posted:We ain't losing.
Go read the optimist's thread
I fully agree, so no reason to read that thread.
My pick is Janis and the jump ball. It's the playoffs.
I just hope he stys in bounds
I guess it was Capers....yeah
They are all heroes tonight!
But back to work tomorrow, everybody!
Pikes Peak posted:Dom Capers.....
Yup
Too many to list really.
Cobb
Davante
Janis
Michael
Jake Ryan was a force
Randall--best game as a Packer.
Beckham Jr
Grave Digger posted:Ankles Adams and Dam Randall come up big in this one.
We needed these guys to have a big day and they delivered. Adams finished with 8 for 125 and a TD. Randall I believe allowed a passer rating of like 11.5. Players have to win their matchups in the playoffs, things only get harder from here on out.
Everyone expected the offense to deliver and they eventually did, but the D kept it close until the offense woke up. Even with the drops, they shut the Giants down. Impressive.
13 points is 13 points. Doesn't matter what happens yardage wise, they locked down the end zone.
Exactly GD.
I'll say it again, MM has a way of getting his team into another gear come playoff time.
ST was huge and Hyde is a straight up gamer.
TT:
Don't let Hyde go the Hayward route.
Pay the man.
It's been so long since we've seen capable ILBs I thought I was watching Jack Lambert, Ray Nitschke and Junior Seau back there.
Henry posted:It's been so long since we've seen capable ILBs I thought I was watching Jack Lambert, Ray Nitschke and Junior Seau back there.
Now those are some Green and Gold glasses you are looking thru.
When you compare horse **** on a plate to spam on a plate, spam looks pretty ****ing awesome.
Grave Digger posted:13 points is 13 points. Doesn't matter what happens yardage wise, they locked down the end zone.
if any team wants to kick FGs all game long I'm always down with that. bend don't break at its best again.
Grave Digger posted:13 points is 13 points. Doesn't matter what happens yardage wise, they locked down the end zone.
I particularly enjoyed the way Beckham defended any possible Giants TD in the 1st half. The defense was special in the second half.
