Offense: Monty is gonna go off on them, two TDs (one pass, one run) and 130 yards. Out of nowhere
Defense: Haha with two picks, one a backbreaker late in the game that seals the game.
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Nelson, Adams, Cobb, Cook, Montgomery, Rodgers
Matthews, Burnett, Peppers, Daniels, Perry, Dix, Gunter
Schum, doesn't punt.
No punts happened during that last playoff game in Atlanta....
Allison has 100 and 2.
Clay Matthews because it worked last week
The defensive player who has a free run at the QB for a critical sack on 3rd down and doesn't miss the tackle or DB who is in position for the INT and makes the catch. GB has missed too many of those this year even during the table run and we can't if to win the next two games.
Rip for 3rd down conversions and 1 TD while we establish the run.
I will say it again this week due to superstition. CM3 with a INT off a tipped pass and Cook on offense.
I will say it again. I have no idea what the result will be. I do know one thing though. I'm just going along for the ride. I'll just let Arod MM and the boys do their thing and hope it is enough.
GO PACK! 
Some guy once said, The journey is the reward. I'm going with that.
Run the table.âĒ
Ty & Ha Ha
On offense. Trevor Davis
On defense: Kentrell Brice
Mike Daniels with inside pashsrush
Jeff Janis on ST
Surprise heroes? Joe Thomas on defense, Bryan Bulaga on offense.
Thomas will need to play big time football as I expect Atlanta will be throwing a lot of underneath stuff and utilizing their RBs a lot.
Bulaga will be facing Beasley a lot I believe, I expect Bryan will keep his QB clean like always.
Grave Digger posted:Bulaga will be facing Beasley a lot I believe, I expect Bryan will keep his QB clean like always.
Not really a surprise then?
R MaN posted:On offense. Trevor Davis
On defense: Kentrell Brice
R MaN beat me too it. I completely agree!
I want to say Jeff Janis on offense, I really do. I would certainly be surprised if he had a good, consistent, assignment-sure game.
I just don't think he will. I'm going with Trevor Davis also.
Amazing how it was thought at the beginning that 7 WR's was too many and yet here we are.
Offense: Levine Toilolo / Patrick DiMarco
Defense: Tyson Jackson
{Ducking/Hiding}
{Swing/Miss}
Odell Beckham
Hungry5 posted:Grave Digger posted:Bulaga will be facing Beasley a lot I believe, I expect Bryan will keep his QB clean like always.
Not really a surprise then?
When you consider guys like Rodgers, Cobb, Monty, Cook, etc. on offense, I would say an OL being THE hero would be a surprise. Especially against the NFL sack leader.
You listed Bulaga as the surprise and expect him to do what he always does. Based on that it would be a surprise if he didn't do what he always does.
Janis on O. We haven't seen the sweep for a couple of games now, and I bet MM will resurrect it at about the 20-yard-line and Janis takes it in.
On D, anyone who can play may be a surprise hero.
I'm starting to think Aaron Rodgers will have to be the surprise hero.
Losing Jordy sucked, but it was okay because of Adams. Losing Adams would really, REALLY suck, but we could still possibly be effective with Geronimo on the outside.
But now it looks like we could lose ALL 3 WIDEOUTS, REALLY?? Jebus insurmountable Cripes on a Stick! If AR can pull this off with Janis and Davis as the only available outside guys, that would be both amazing, heroic and Herculean.
I'm changing my answer to the one and only Aaron H. Rodgers, and yes it counts if his top 3 wideouts are out, which I'm thinking they are going to be. Even if Adams and/or Geronimo play they are going to be hobbled.
ST-- Janis. Joplin proves to be a "Ball and Chain" to the Falcons.
and M. Crosby croons his way to a perfect day.
OFF-- Bahktiari (sp?) protects the blind side, despite his injury. Trev Davis makes a HUGE reception. CornOnThe Cobb and Cookie have big days. Rip rumbles.
DEF-- Martinez! Daniels! Peppers!
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(once again I make this plea -- please, God, do NOT let Barclay play!!!!
does anyone know if Tretter is well enough to be an option as an OL backup?)
Ripkowski will be the key to our run game in both blocking for Montgomery and running the ball himself and protecting ARod on pass plays. Allison leads in receiving yards. Cook moves the chains on our third downs when we need it. ARod runs for a score on a bootleg. The big surprise is Davis getting a TD on a punt return. on Defense, Hyde and Ha Ha get INTs and Peppers gets two sacks.
My surprise Packer hero Sunday is Matt Ryan. Which really isn't all that surprising.
I think the whole defense is going to rise to the occasion and surprise the country, particularly in the red zone. Historically this team has a way of doing that: whenever one side of the ball looks to be hurting or struggling, the other side elevates their play. With the injury concerns on offense getting the most attention, I'm looking look at the D to be the hero Sunday.
A lot of those guys are due. People picking Ha Ha, I think it is especially true for him. And Peppers, I mean how could he be more motivated? He has got to be viewing this as his last chance. Then there's the Golden Boy, who loves a big stage, you got to believe he's going to pin his ears back; and Perry, who has been getting healthier and more used to the club every week; and Joe Thomas, who has had a solid year, and the entire D-Line, which is relatively healthy : Datone, Daniels, Letroy, Kenny Clark. This D has talent.
I think they have enough to make up for injuries in the secondary, which itself can still do the job (Micah Hyde anyone, what more does a guy gotta do, hey?).
All week long they've likely been hearing how Atlanta is going to score at will against them, but really, in a game like this, there's more pressure on offenses than defenses. I think the Packers D can surprise some people and get some stops and turnovers.
Oh yeah: joining YATittle man and picking Ha Ha to be the individual defensive hero.
Ha Ha was a beast in his last NFCC game. minus the 2 pt conv.
Before the Giants game Ammo gave a prediction that we would hold NYG to 17 20 points or less. That post struck me as wishful thinking at first, but then it called out to me and I become a believer, and then it came true.
Pistol, your post sounded like wishful thinking to me, and then I remembered his performance in the last NFCC game, and now I'm a believer.
Ha Ha is going to have a SURPRISINGLY awesome game, very hero-like.
Actually my prediction was 20 or under. This week I'll say 33 or under. And that will be enough for the Packers to win.
Janis! will run the jet sweep right at Beasley at least two times, every time for big yards
BartManDude posted:Pistol, your post sounded like wishful thinking to me
I admit there may be a little bit of that going on there.
But those kinds of surprises do happen quite a bit in this league.
If Burnett, Jordy, Adams and Allison all play the heroes would have to be the training staff.
Like Bahk said after the DAL game, he basically told the trainers it was his body and he made the decision to return. They'll play if they believe they can be productive. There is no tomorrow.
D - Kenny Clark - he had his best game as a Packer last week. Must get pressure and he has the bubble to push the center back into Ryan as he did with Dak last week. Ryan is less mobile than Dak.
O - Monty/Davis. Use that speed indoors.
Which was during the game, not the whole week leading up to it. Go trainers!!!
Offense- DickRod Injuries at WR give him opportunities and he delivers.
Defense Gunter Has had his share of difficulties but he consistently competes, unlike a certain first-rounder who's had a very disappointing year.
you'd have a very disappointing year if you kept playing football with injuries all year too. christ, it's Adams all over again.
