I love the conclusion and completely agree.
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quote:Not only that, but if the Falcons can keep the Packers DL heavies (like Howard Green, Ryan Pickett, and BJ Raji) on the field for a high number of snaps, fatigue may open running lanes late in the game.
quote:I wouldn’t be so stupid as to think that I could blitz my way to victory. Instead, I would preach that my defense should bend (16th in yards allowed) but not break (5th in points allowed). Even if Rodgers only threw 11 interceptions, I would bet that his offense is bound to make a mistake (or at least get tired) if they have to drive the length of the field.
quote:holly says:
What’s more, the Packers offensive line struggled against Atlanta last time, both in run-blocking and pass protection.
quote:linked idiot blogger:
If our DTs can get through the O-line, it also allows us to generate pressure against both the run and the pass, something we struggled with last time (generating only one sack and allowing numerous middle scrambles).
quote:I’m not as worried about the hype getting to the players as I was last week, but it still may be a factor – coming off a week’s rest where all they’ve heard about is how the Packers are the “hot team who is coming to invade Atlanta,” the Falcons are plenty riled up. It’ll be up to the Packers to set a physical tone early and not let up.
quote:Now the tagline is that the Green Bay Packers are not only red-hot, but they’re the team that no one wants to play, and they’re even throwing in the fact that they are completely balanced and have one of the best running games in the NFL. Their defense is stuff of legend with having Jack Tatum, Mean Joe Green, and Mike Singletary lining up on that side of the ball.
Should the Falcons just forfeit? Fans should just sell their tickets because the Packers will win this one in the 1st quarter, right?
quote:holly's conclusion:
For the Packers to win on Saturday, they must take responsibility for their own play and do the little things right – the tackling, the ball security, the blocking. If they play as unselfish and motivated as they have in the last few weeks, we’ll have a lot more football to look forward to.
quote:holly's conclusion:
For the Packers to win on Saturday, they must take responsibility for their own play
quote:Originally posted by Sally-Ka-Nancypants:
McCarthy has to sit down with them in get them in the mentality to win
quote:For the Packers to win on Saturday, they must take responsibility for their own play
quote:Now the tagline is that the Green Bay Packers are not only red-hot, but they’re the team that no one wants to play, and they’re even throwing in the fact that they are completely balanced and have one of the best running games in the NFL. Their defense is stuff of legend with having Jack Tatum, Mean Joe Green, and Mike Singletary lining up on that side of the ball.
Should the Falcons just forfeit? Fans should just sell their tickets because the Packers will win this one in the 1st quarter, right?
quote:Originally posted by Sally-Ka-Nancypants:
McCarthy has to sit down with them in get them in the mentality to win
quote:"I would bet that his offense is bound to make a mistake (or at least get tired) if they have to drive the length of the field."
quote:Not sure why all the hate for Cheeseheadtv.
quote:Originally posted by YATittle:
Not sure why all the hate for Cheeseheadtv. Holly (not sure if it's a girl or a guy--could be a last name) writes these every week and I think does a good job. Falcons hurryup offense was a moot point the way our O wore them down.
quote:Originally posted by YATittle:
Not sure why all the hate for Cheeseheadtv.