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    Should I just bet the overs across the board?

    Bodog's over/under on regular season wins for the Packers is 9 1/2.

    Rodgers
    Passing Yds. - 4225
    TD Passes- 29.5.

    Ryan Grant
    Rushing Yds. - 1175
    TD's - 9

    Greg Jennings
    Receiving Yds. - 1175
    TD's - 8
    Receptions - 75.5

    Donald Driver
    Receiving Yds. - 950
    TD's - 5.5

    Jermichael Finley
    Receiving Yds. - 875
    TD's - 7

    Clay Matthews
    Sacks - 9

    Charles Woodson
    INT's - 7

  • #2
    Almost all of them look a little light to me, so I would definitely be tempted to do that. The only number that might be overly optimistic is Driver's TD count. Not only will he have to share balls with Jones and Jennings--both of whom seem better suited for redzone passing--but will also suffer from Finley's continued emergence. I wouldn't be surprised to see Donald basically disappear from the Packers red zone offensive sets...for good reasons.

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    • #3
      If Donald could snare 16 more touchdowns he would match michael irvin's TD total.

      At this point DD's most valuable contribution to the team seems to be his ability to make the clutch first down catch. We have other TD producers.

      If he could play another five years, though, he may have the distinction of being the receiver with the best numbers never to go into the Hall of Fame, as other posters have repeatedly told me he will never, ever be considered for the honor.
      [QUOTE=George Cumby] ...every draft (Ted) would pick a solid, dependable, smart, athletically limited linebacker...the guy who isn't doing drugs, going to strip bars, knocking around his girlfriend or making any plays of game changing significance.

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      • #4
        I'd take the under on Woodson, I just don't see another 7+ INT season for him.

        Driver at only 5.5 TDs? Over, that's an easy one.
        All hail the Ruler of the Meadow!

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        • #5
          Those numbers are a few hours old and Woodson's pick number has dropped to 6.5, and Grant and Jennings yardage numbers have also both dropped to 1150. Interesting. People are liking the under on those bets apparently.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by vince
            Those numbers are a few hours old and Woodson's pick number has dropped to 6.5, and Grant and Jennings yardage numbers have also both dropped to 1150. Interesting. People are liking the under on those bets apparently.
            Woodson might simply be the "can't continue this pace", but the others are probably a reflection that Finley will have more of a season long impact if uninjured this year.
            Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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            • #7
              I would def. bet Rodgers TD passes and Finley's TD passes and yards. Those are locks IMO.

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              • #8
                Re: Packer Over/Unders

                Originally posted by vince
                Should I just bet the overs across the board?

                Bodog's over/under on regular season wins for the Packers is 9 1/2.

                Rodgers
                Passing Yds. - 4225
                TD Passes- 29.5.

                Ryan Grant
                Rushing Yds. - 1175
                TD's - 9

                Greg Jennings
                Receiving Yds. - 1175
                TD's - 8
                Receptions - 75.5

                Donald Driver
                Receiving Yds. - 950
                TD's - 5.5

                Jermichael Finley
                Receiving Yds. - 875
                TD's - 7

                Clay Matthews
                Sacks - 9

                Charles Woodson
                INT's - 7
                Well... the unders on Grant's 2010 season are early collectors.
                But Rodgers leads the league in frumpy expressions and negative body language on the sideline, which makes him, like Josh Allen, a unique double threat.

                -Tim Harmston

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