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MichiganPacker2 posted:
 

If they can't beat the Giants and the Redskins, they don't deserve to advance very far in the playoffs. They will both be playing rookie QBs. Jones is capable of putting up big yardage numbers, but you'd think you'd be able to generate turnovers off of him. The Packers should be 10-3 with the three NFC North teams lined up for the final 3. The Lions may be done by the final game and they aren't going to play Stafford with a bad back if it doesn't mean anything. They also should beat Trubisky and the Bears at home. 

I'd still predict a loss at SF, but maybe MLF learned something about preparing for West Coast trips from the LAC debacle. 

Predictions

@SF - Loss (8-3)

@NYGiants - Win (9-3)

vs. Redskins - Win (10-3)

vs. Bears - Win (11-3)

@Minnesota (Toss-up)

vs. Lions Win (12-4 or 13-3)


Minnesota has these games - predictions are as follows:

vs. Denver - Win 8-3

@Seattle - Loss 8-4

vs. Lions - Win 9-4

@LAC - Win 10-4 (I think the Vikings will take care of business out there)

vs. Packers - Tossup

vs. Bears - Win (12-4 or 11-5)

If the Packers beat the Lions and Bears and lose to the Vikings they'll be 5-1 in the division. Even then, the best the Vikings can do is go 4-2 in the division (they've already lost to the Bears). So, if the Packers go 4-2 including 2 of 3 from the Vikings, Bears, and Lions, the Vikings would have to go 6-0 to win the division. 

 

I don't think they beat the Bears.  Cousins is a scared rabbit in the pocket.  I'm amazed at how jumpy he is with the slightest pressure.  Chicago's D will definitely have the ability to spook Cousins.

It's also my hope the Chargers debacle actually turns into a real positive for this final stretch.  Mayo and Pettine both should learn from it.

During this stretch Kenny Clark needs someone to be able to spell him and Martinez needs cover.  Campbell seems to be a relative band aid for the complete lack of coverage skills at ILB but he's still not a ILB.  I hope those DT workouts bring something fruitful to this final stretch. 

Last edited by Henry
Henry posted:
MichiganPacker2 posted:
 

If they can't beat the Giants and the Redskins, they don't deserve to advance

If the Packers beat the Lions and Bears and lose to the Vikings they'll be 5-1 in the division. Even then, the best the Vikings can do is go 4-2 in the division (they've already lost to the Bears). So, if the Packers go 4-2 including 2 of 3 from the Vikings, Bears, and Lions, the Vikings would have to go 6-0 to win the division. 

 

I don't think they beat the Bears.  Cousins is a scared rabbit in the pocket.  I'm amazed at how jumpy he is with the slightest pressure.  Chicago's D will definitely have the ability to spook Cousins.

It's also my hope the Chargers debacle actually turns into a real positive for this final stretch.  Mayo and Pettine both should learn from it.

During this stretch Kenny Clark needs someone to be able to spell him and Martinez needs cover.  Campbell seems to be a relative band aid for the complete lack of coverage skills at ILB but he's still not a ILB.  I hope those DT workouts bring something fruitful to this final stretch. 

If you watch them lately, Kubiak has Cousins rolling out and working off play-action to buy him some time. This is one of the biggest changes over the past several weeks. They also have him throwing shorter, and one reason has been Thielen's injury but also because Kubiak has been smarter with Cousins. I have no doubt that if teams keep Cousins inside and put pressure up the middle that he will revert to his old ways. 

Went to movie this afternoon. β€œThe Sort of Ok Liar”.  Listened to the Viking postgame on the way home...approximately 33% of the talk was about the Vikings getting screwed on calls. (Remember they won the game with an amazing comeback), yet the main topic was an illegal formation penalty on a Bronco field goal (that was overturned and gotten right anyhow) and a Bronco TD where the Viking studio hosts were whining that forward progress had been stopped.

He's consistent.

If the Packers play their game & don't turn the ball over, I honestly believe the Pack will win by a minimum of 7.

I could see the Pack up by 17 late & Niners get a garbage time TD. Pack by 10.

If Pack turns the ball over a couple times & the O-Line is sleeping, the Pack will lose.

I think both teams will try to tire out the other defense by running. 

The line opened at 44 & jumped all the way to 47.5 or 48 in some spots. I like the UNDER. 

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