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One rule: you can't pick Rodgers, because...well...because we know he will show up.

Offense: I'm going with the RB/FB stable: Monty, Michael, and Rip.  The Cowboys are going to try to contain Rodgers by playing their 3-2-6 defense.  Packers will take advantage by pounding the rock and running for 120+ yds.  That will setup the play-action nicely.   Jared Cook has 80+ yds and a TD.

Defense: Julius Peppers - the savy vet keeps the playoff run alive with 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble; Mike Daniels - leads the charge on a defense that surprises everyone by keeping Zeke in check.  

Packers flip the script and run for more yards than the Cowboys.

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Lambeau Lobo posted:

One rule: you can't pick Rodgers, because...well...because we know he will show up.

Well, I am going to ignore that rule. I think Richard is due for a big game and so is the other TE Jared.

I like picking sleepers.

I expect Jake to have a big game because we need him to help stop the run.

And I will include Randall and let you all guess which one.

El-Ka-Bong posted:

bull****.  You telling me you were sitting there thinking, "Oh, those points won't matter..."

We've played that game before.

Of course I prefer they put the game away COMPLETELY like they did against the Giants and Seahawks, but the point totals and D performance when the game was in the balance has been EXCELLENT.

Point differentials last 7 games:

Packers - Home +8, +28, +13, +25

          Away +14, +3, +7

Cowboys - Home +10, +5, +4, +21

          Away +2, -3, -14

The Cowboys as a team don't seem quite as dominant at home as the Packers are at home.  In a close game it seems like it would be easier for the Packers to score quickly if they have the ball, but it would be easier for the Cowboys to run out the clock and keep the ball away from them.  As others have said, it will be important for the Packers to get a quick lead.

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