forget trying to guess the score, who's gonna win...

[Rastak]

Going into the season I figured these teams would split, each team winning at home. Haven't seen anything yet that would make me change that happen. Should be a close, entertaining game and a Packer win would be fantastic, but if I take the homer goggles off, I don't see it happening.

Well, Vikes have been a bit out of sync on both offense and defense so far this season so I think GB has a chance with their offense. If the Vikings can dial up some pressure I like the Vikings in a close one. If Peterson can get a 5yd ave and get enough carries to keep drives alive, another plus for Minnesota.

I'm hoping Bert isn't too hyped for the game and Alan Rodgers is running for his life.

[Tarlam!]

Vikes crush the Pack.

Hope I'm wrong, but I don't see them winning. This will be a tale of which tem's deficits are most liabel.

[Bretsky]

I see GB winning a close one; I'm surprised the voters are nearly even. I'd have thought the kool aide would be flowing stronger in this forum

[MadtownPacker]

I voted for ESPN.

Haha, aint that the truth.

[mmmdk]

Vikes crush the Pack.

Hope I'm wrong, but I don't see them winning. This will be a tale of which tem's deficits are most liabel.

This is the most likely result but...read post below...

[mmmdk]

I see GB winning a close one; I'm surprised the voters are nearly even. I'd have thought the kool aide would be flowing stronger in this forum

Packers have a slight chance of winning 'cos it's the VIKINGS and "fixed" or not; it's about honor and a hated rivalry. You don't want to lose this one. Yet the most talented team wins; Packers aren't nasty enough.

[3irty1]

Its so hard to guess.

On one hand the Packers defense has always fared well against the Vikings due impart to having our best run stoppers on the right and our pass rush on the left, reverse of most teams and aligned well against an abnormally dominant left side of the Vikings OL. On the other hand our OL needs to put together a complete game for the first time this season.

On one hand McCarthy has been pretty much a nightmare for Childress, beating him 5 times in a row before finally losing by a long field goal the last time they met. On the other hand the Vikings "Kick ass offense" no longer appears one dimensional and has gone from looking like a highschool offense to a really good highschool offense.

On one hand the Packers are the guardians of all that is good and righteous. On the other hand the game takes place in that inflatable hell shrine, cloaked from the eyes of God, making divine intervention unlikely.

I'll go with the Pack. Good over evil.