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That would be a recipe for a win, as long as the offense does its part. I hope you are right, TO.
Not the switch again!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by 3irty1
No turnovers and the Packers win this.
Be a threat with the run game and Rodgers will have time too. Stay out of 3rd and longs, put their offense in 3rd and long and generate that pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoosier
That's true. See sig.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harlan Huckleby
Football games are still going on? Well I'll be a son-of-a-bitch. I thought everything got canceled due to the lack of discussion about it in the media.
I think you guys beat the Lions but it's not going to a walk in the park........Vikings unlikely to beat the Saints despite a putrid defense.
I take it you aren't jumping ship to our side of the fence?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
Quote:
Originally Posted by George Cumby
I'm sure you considered leaving your squad when Davenport shit in the laundry basket but I ain't like that.
:wink:
He did that in college. And it was kinda endearing, anyway. Gave new meaning to "Go, Pack, Go!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
It was Fritz but it's a great story similar to the wizzinator so I use it when I can - but let's not derail the discussion. So how is the confidence in Michigan for Sundays game?
Like Davenport's agent said, "he's leaving everything behind him".Quote:
Originally Posted by Rastak
Thx for the support, Rasta man. This would be a big win for us. We need all the division games in hand we can get.
Got a friend who's a die hard Lions fan. He's feeling pretty cocky right now. I'm talking The Lions up. Lulling him into a sense of false security.
You gotta be careful with Detroit backup QB mojo. Shaun Hill and Orlovsky have looked good against the Packers.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarveyWallbangers
Almost as potent as Indianapolis Paul Justins.
I heard both Hayward and Hyde were full participants at practice yesterday but Bulaga was still limited.
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pugger
Tyler Dunne @TyDunne · 21h
Bryan Bulaga again in pads for the #Packers at tackle. Seemed to do a lot. McCarthy will be speaking later.
Tyler Dunne @TyDunne · 21h
Brandon Bostick (fibula) in pads, participating in position drills during segment of practice open to media.
Tyler Dunne @TyDunne · 21h
Also practicing for Green Bay was Casey Hayward (glute). Only players out: Brad Jones, Andy Mulumba.
You had to open THAT old wound?:lol::lol:
They're really providing a lot more detail in their injury reports now. They've got it down to specific bones and muscles instead of just "leg" and "ass".Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
Jones being out is addition by subtraction - now if we can only find a way to get Hawk off the field, we might be on to something.
Unfortunately - there is always dunderdummy :(
Is there any other team in the league that is as QB dependent as Green Bay??Quote:
Originally Posted by HarveyWallbangers
It has never made sense to me that a team would have a philosophy which in effect says bad defense is acceptable, as long as it is supposedly predicated upon producing turnovers - and failing that, is to be bailed out by the QB.
The defense for bad defense is that our QB is awesome?? Seriously, that has never, ever made sense to me. Bad defense is bad defense.
I would rather have a defense that produces 0 turnovers per game, but forces 8 punts/game and only gives up 13 pts/game. This nonsense that says giving up 30 pts/game is okay, as long as you produce 3 TO's/game is mindboggling to me.
The Packer team philosphy that says bad defense is acceptable is why we can't compete - at all!!! - if our QB goes down. If our QB goes down, we are then stuck with that pathetic defense that can't keep you in games. Instead of being in a 13-10 game where you have chance, you're blown out 40-10.