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  • Nervous: Cold weather favoring Giants?

    I have to say the mismatch in this game is the Packers receivers vs the Giants secondary. Yet I am concerned that our inexperience at receiver will show when catching that rock hard ball.

    The Pack pass to setup the run.
    The Giants run to setup the pass.

    The conditions would have to favor the run-first team.

    I am glad we have home field advantage, but am very worried about the conditions.

    I haven't been sleeping all week. Someone tell me it is going to be alright!
    Born and raised in Green Bay, WI!

  • #2
    I worry most about the wind; but GB is the better team and it's time for MM to show he's the better coach as well. I think they will come ready.

    If the Giants pull the upset, I'm not sure it's going to be Tauscher or Clifton as many reporters have noted.

    I'm more worried about Colledge and/or Spitz being dominated. Tuck is a good penetrator and rusher as well.

    With all that being said, this is a game GB should win.
    TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER

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    • #3
      I too am nervous that the Packers could come in mentally unprepared and then just get flat-out outplayed.

      However, I don't think that McCarthy, after what happened in Chicago, will let this team come in unprepared. Even the veteran leaders in the locker room, KGB, for one, will have this team prepared.

      I'm more concerned, though, that the conditions will stop us dead in our tracks. We're the better team, but bad weather always favors the lesser team.
      "I've got one word for you- Dallas, Texas, Super Bowl"- Jermichael Finley

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      • #4
        The wind in Chicago was 40 mph. The wind here is supposed to be around 15 mph in the morning and calming to 5-10 in the afternoon.

        It is VERY cold, but the wind is nothing like the wind was in Chicago. Also, losing to Chicago the way we did makes it less likely they'll be unprepared for this game. They'll be ready for the cold.


        I do think they are stupid to not wear sleeves. They have the BEST equipment in the world. They should use it because cold weather does take energy and they need their energy for playing.
        Formerly known as JustinHarrell.

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        • #5
          Yeah I am not trying to compare the game to Chicago. I just think in general that the cold may favor the run and the Giants.

          However, in our heyday we were always a pass first team. I think what seperates the Pack is that we have a QB who can play in those conditions. I am starting to boost my confidence.

          I think what has really got me is the Pack has been winning games as the UNDERDOG all year. People, including myself, were always fearful of collapse. Now it is obvious that we are the FAVORITES and the BETTER TEAM. I wasn't expecting us to be favored at home at Lambeau. I was expecting another underdog game against Dallas.

          Even the Seattle game was expected to go either way.

          Now we are the favorites, I am happy about that; but also unbelievably nervous.

          Not to mention I will be in Vegas for the Super Bowl. I should really drive the 5 hours to Pheniox and tailgate!
          Born and raised in Green Bay, WI!

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          • #6
            A slower, icier track slows down a quick pass rush.
            That's a GOOD thing.
            Who Knows? The Shadow knows!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by BallHawk
              I too am nervous that the Packers could come in mentally unprepared and then just get flat-out outplayed.

              However, I don't think that McCarthy, after what happened in Chicago, will let this team come in unprepared. Even the veteran leaders in the locker room, KGB, for one, will have this team prepared.

              I'm more concerned, though, that the conditions will stop us dead in our tracks. We're the better team, but bad weather always favors the lesser team.
              After last week, Seattle would beg to disagree with you.

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              • #8
                And don't forget, after this week, the receivers are used to catching frozen balls.
                "Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings

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                • #9
                  The Cold Favors the Giants ?

                  Are you kidding me ?

                  If you take away their run game and make Eli throw it's going to be a long long day for the Giants.
                  Get Your Brats Ready !

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                  • #10
                    I don't think that people are interpreting the Chicago game correctly. We didn't struggle in the Chicago game because it was cold, we struggled in the Chicago game because it was freakishly windy, it wasn't honestly that cold (it was 16-20 degrees). We've all seen Favre do well in games that cold with receivers significantly less talented than the ones he has now; but Favre himself said he had never played in a game that windy before.

                    Since there don't expect to be any 40 mph winds Sunday Night, I don't think we really had a disadvantage in bad weather.
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by 4forfour
                      The Cold Favors the Giants ?

                      Are you kidding me ?

                      If you take away their run game and make Eli throw it's going to be a long long day for the Giants.
                      Agreed. Eli has never even played in anything under 30 degrees, add the bunch of crazed Lambeau idiots acting impervious to the weather yeling at Eli, and add Woodson and Harris and that's an ambience working heavily against Mr. Manning, not with him. Every Giant interview I see has this or that player mentioning the cold weather and how it won't affect them. Funny, they sure have been talking about it enough for a team that doesn't think it will play a factor. We'll see.

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                      • #12
                        I think the cold and not being able to pass is overhyped. It's all mental. If the Packers' WR are mentally ready to catch the ball as they have proven to be all season, our pass game will be fine.
                        All hail the Ruler of the Meadow!

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Cheesehead Craig
                          I think the cold and not being able to pass is overhyped. It's all mental. If the Packers' WR are mentally ready to catch the ball as they have proven to be all season, our pass game will be fine.
                          Exactly. I would think it's much tougher to catch and ball than to throw it in subzero temps, especially for our crew where the ball is so spread around, it could be a while before you handle it the next time.

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                          • #14
                            Favre is 43-5 in games below freezing.

                            Manning has made it known that he hates playing in cold weather.

                            I don't see an advantage for the Giants in this game because of the weather...our advantage might not be as large as against other teams, but we certainly do have the advantage.
                            My signature has NUDITY in it...whatcha gonna do?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Lynx4Ben
                              Yeah I am not trying to compare the game to Chicago. I just think in general that the cold may favor the run and the Giants.
                              the Packers run the ball better than the giants. hell, the Packers do everything better than the giants. the cold doesn't favor either team since they're both northern, outdoor teams. homefield is ours, the fans will be us and i don't think this game will be close. Packers all the way.

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