T minus... He's baaack

ilcuqui posted:

One game at a time. Can't Run the table™ without beating Carolina first.

The Panthers are 9-4 for a reason. They are as much a Super Bowl contender in the NFC as anyone. They've lost twice to the Saints, once to the Eagles, and crapped the bed against the Bears. So, they really only had one awful game all year. They beat New England in Foxboro.

This was going to be a tough game with a fully healthy and non-rusty Rodgers. The flip side is that if Green Bay can win this game it does really establish them as a Super Bowl contender. The problem is that I don't trust our defense against a good QB.

I'm just gonna assume that the Packer defense will look better with the benefit of not having repeated "3 and outs" by the Packer offense.  

How many 3 and outs did they have at Cleveland?

Among highlights of Rodgers, he says there's a lot of juice left in Nelson. Hints he intends to get him going on Sunday.

— Packer Report (@PackerReport) December 13, 2017

DH13 posted:

I know it's Christmas and all that but getting past CAR is very tall task.  You need to deal with two things.

1. AR hasn't played any meaningful snaps with his offense (especially 30/33) in 2 months so their timing will be less than optimal.  And CAR D is pretty good.

2. GB D vs. Cam, Baby McCaffrey, Stewart, Olsen, et. al.   Did I mention we have 1 healthy CB?  

In CAR.  Tough to see a victory there.

I believe in miracles!

Guys will say they were giving 100% when Rodgers was out, but I suspect some of them probably really weren't.  Anybody that was a little down and hopeless and wasn't quite giving their all is probably going to change their tune from this point forward knowing that there is hope on the horizon. 

I know we like to think these guys would give 100% no matter what, but they're human and I suspect that in some cases there was a bit of a lost feeling after he went down.  Hell, one of the guys that had that feeling got himself kicked off the team and into the waiting arms of Bill Belichick. 

Queens fans going bonkers. " NFL WANTS THE PACKERS IN. IF WE TOUCH ERIN THERE'S GOING TO BE FLAGS! WWWWHHHAAAHHHH! 

michiganjoe posted:

Among highlights of Rodgers, he says there's a lot of juice left in Nelson. Hints he intends to get him going on Sunday.

— Packer Report (@PackerReport) December 13, 2017

Fantastic....any other game plan ideas he want to give away to a 9-4 football team?

Smoke?

michiganjoe posted:

Among highlights of Rodgers, he says there's a lot of juice left in Nelson. Hints he intends to get him going on Sunday.

— Packer Report (@PackerReport) December 13, 2017

Davante Adams hardest hit.

Packiderm posted:

Queens fans going bonkers. " NFL WANTS THE PACKERS IN. IF WE TOUCH ERIN THERE'S GOING TO BE FLAGS! WWWWHHHAAAHHHH! 

Ugh.....a really good friend, who is a queen fan, says this all the time, oh can’t touch Erin or refs throw the flags, he so hands off.  Getting terribly sick of it too.  Ugh.  

Friend?

Goldie posted:

Packiderm posted:

Queens fans going bonkers. " NFL WANTS THE PACKERS IN. IF WE TOUCH ERIN THERE'S GOING TO BE FLAGS! WWWWHHHAAAHHHH! 

Ugh.....a really good friend, who is a queen fan, says this all the time, oh can’t touch Erin or refs throw the flags, he so hands off.  Getting terribly sick of it too.  Ugh.  

You’re freind doesn’t really like you. They’re just keeping you around so they have a Packer fan close by to laugh at and ridicule if Viking success ever happens. This makes them more resentful each year. Deep down they think you think you are superior to them. Which is a silly thing to think. Of course you are. They like the Vikings. 

Ok so viking fans are already bitching you can't touch Rodgers or a flag will be thrown. Even after they watched one of their a-hole players break his collarbone on a b.s. late hit with zero penalty flags last time we played them.

michiganjoe posted:

Among highlights of Rodgers, he says there's a lot of juice left in Nelson. Hints he intends to get him going on Sunday.

— Packer Report (@PackerReport) December 13, 2017

There's nothing wrong with Jordy.  There's everything wrong with the guy not throwing him the ball. 

Hundley spent much of his first 2 years in Green Bay hangin' with Hyde.

Hilarious 

Packiderm posted:

Queens fans going bonkers. " NFL WANTS THE PACKERS IN. IF WE TOUCH ERIN THERE'S GOING TO BE FLAGS! WWWWHHHAAAHHHH! 

Good example here:

https://scout.com/nfl/vikings/...ted-Sunday-112236619

Looks like Vikings fans and Packer fans are on the same page.....

Let Rodgers Roll!

I'm trying really hard to care what vike fans think.  No I'm not.

Maybe a snowstorm will hit The Big Toilet errrr I mean Stapler during Super Bowl week and collapse the roof or all the glass panels get blown off. That would be EPIC!!! 

Hungry5 posted:

Hundley spent much of his first 2 years in Green Bay hangin' with Hyde.

Have not yet made the roster move to activate him to the 53... who goes to make space?

I'm guessing Adam Pankey.

QB Aaron Rodgers added to the Packers’ active roster. QB Joe Callahan waived. Green Bay rolling with two QBs Sunday.

— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) December 16, 2017

Bo Callahan!?!?

Couldn't trade him to Seattle??

Rodgers making history??

http://www.packersnews.com/sto...ed-waters/939529001/

Brainwashed Boris posted:

Bo Callahan!?!?

Couldn't trade him to Seattle??

They couldn't waive Hundley or trade him? 

I wonder what would've happened if they had kept Taysom Hill?  Apparently, Sean Payton thinks he's the successor to Brees.

Nothing would have changed. MM liked Hundley, and don't you know the QB room was the best he'd ever seen.

Those last two posts Fedya show what little you know about QBs.

Taysom Hill will be 40 by the time Rodgers retires.

Brainwashed Boris posted:

Rodgers making history??

http://www.packersnews.com/sto...ed-waters/939529001/

By becoming the first quarterback to win the Super Bowl the same season he broke his collarbone?  Let's hope so.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/...ot-completely-healed

The collarbone is still not fully healed.

This has been gone over ad nauseum, The standard for return of this type of injury is 80%, a re brake would have no lasting effects. No player has ever had his career ended by a broken collar bone, no matter how many times it was broken. 

Yes. Thought this was common knowledge. 

This was probably posted before, but I heard the plate and screws stay in until AR retires.

Yeah, not spending enough time here these days. My Packer knowledge is a lot behind