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  • #16
    Originally posted by mraynrand

    The Packers need to beat the crap out of their skinny punk receivers at the LOS. Packer interior linebackers need to watch some Wayne Simmons:
    That man and sanity were not well acquainted. That first video tells so much, he played the game ANGRY!
    --
    Imagine for a moment a world without hypothetical situations...

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Smidgeon
      My favorite part...

      4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Big plays=big momentum changers. Big plays=points. The more big plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how BIG this game is, so any big play from Cutler’s arm will be a big deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for big things to happen.
      Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
      Go PACK

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Bossman641
        Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
        4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
        Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
        </delurk>

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Lurker64
          Originally posted by Bossman641
          Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
          4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
          Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
          The fatuous, flotilla sized, femeral, fallable, fat fuckers on the fortuitous, floppy, fellatio giving bears side will formulate a flawed, fillosophy (ok I cheated) of failure so fantastic that the filthy fanbase of forest munchers will be flabbergasted.

          (someone burned most of my thesaurous and I only had a few pages in the F, section)

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          • #20
            Originally posted by RUnuts
            Originally posted by Lurker64
            Originally posted by Bossman641
            Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
            4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
            Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
            The fatuous, flotilla sized, femeral, fallable, fat fuckers on the fortuitous, floppy, fellatio giving bears side will formulate a flawed, fillosophy (ok I cheated) of failure so fantastic that the filthy fanbase of forest munchers will be flabbergasted.

            (someone burned most of my thesaurous and I only had a few pages in the F, section)
            Dear RUNuts,

            You'll fit right in. See the orderly at the front desk for a hospital gown and a pair of paper slippers.
            [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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            • #21
              Originally posted by swede
              Originally posted by RUnuts
              Originally posted by Lurker64
              Originally posted by Bossman641
              Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
              4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
              Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
              The fatuous, flotilla sized, femeral, fallable, fat fuckers on the fortuitous, floppy, fellatio giving bears side will formulate a flawed, fillosophy (ok I cheated) of failure so fantastic that the filthy fanbase of forest munchers will be flabbergasted.

              (someone burned most of my thesaurous and I only had a few pages in the F, section)
              Dear RUNuts,

              You'll fit right in. See the orderly at the front desk for a hospital gown and a pair of paper slippers.
              Oh boy! I get a new gown and slippers!! The ones I"m wearing here ih the dayroom are about worn out

              Thanks!!

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              • #22
                Originally posted by swede
                Originally posted by RUnuts
                Originally posted by Lurker64
                Originally posted by Bossman641
                Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
                4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
                Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
                The fatuous, flotilla sized, femeral, fallable, fat fuckers on the fortuitous, floppy, fellatio giving bears side will formulate a flawed, fillosophy (ok I cheated) of failure so fantastic that the filthy fanbase of forest munchers will be flabbergasted.

                (someone burned most of my thesaurous and I only had a few pages in the F, section)
                Dear RUNuts,

                You'll fit right in. See the orderly at the front desk for a hospital gown and a pair of paper slippers.
                How about a sweater with really long sleeves?
                "What's one more torpedo in a sinking ship?"
                Lynn Dickey, 1984

                "Never apologize, mister. It's a sign of weakness."
                John Wayne, "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon"

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by K-town
                  Originally posted by swede
                  Originally posted by RUnuts
                  Originally posted by Lurker64
                  Originally posted by Bossman641
                  Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
                  4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
                  Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
                  The fatuous, flotilla sized, femeral, fallable, fat fuckers on the fortuitous, floppy, fellatio giving bears side will formulate a flawed, fillosophy (ok I cheated) of failure so fantastic that the filthy fanbase of forest munchers will be flabbergasted.

                  (someone burned most of my thesaurous and I only had a few pages in the F, section)
                  Dear RUNuts,

                  You'll fit right in. See the orderly at the front desk for a hospital gown and a pair of paper slippers.
                  How about a sweater with really long sleeves?
                  I think Tyrone is still using it.
                  After lunch the players lounged about the hotel patio watching the surf fling white plumes high against the darkening sky. Clouds were piling up in the west… Vince Lombardi frowned.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by K-town
                    Originally posted by swede
                    Originally posted by RUnuts
                    Originally posted by Lurker64
                    Originally posted by Bossman641
                    Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
                    4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
                    Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
                    The fatuous, flotilla sized, femeral, fallable, fat fuckers on the fortuitous, floppy, fellatio giving bears side will formulate a flawed, fillosophy (ok I cheated) of failure so fantastic that the filthy fanbase of forest munchers will be flabbergasted.

                    (someone burned most of my thesaurous and I only had a few pages in the F, section)
                    Dear RUNuts,

                    You'll fit right in. See the orderly at the front desk for a hospital gown and a pair of paper slippers.
                    How about a sweater with really long sleeves?
                    yes! yes! oh please, oh please!!

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                    • #25
                      My gameplan involves a handle of Seagram's, a 2 liter of Big K Tonic Water, and a couple key limes.
                      When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro ~Hunter S.

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                      • #26
                        My plan is to DVR the game and watch it after work....

                        Chuck Norris doesn't cut his grass, he just stares at it and dares it to grow

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by swede
                          Originally posted by RUnuts
                          Originally posted by Lurker64
                          Originally posted by Bossman641
                          Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
                          4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
                          Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
                          The fatuous, flotilla sized, femeral, fallable, fat fuckers on the fortuitous, floppy, fellatio giving bears side will formulate a flawed, fillosophy (ok I cheated) of failure so fantastic that the filthy fanbase of forest munchers will be flabbergasted.

                          (someone burned most of my thesaurous and I only had a few pages in the F, section)
                          Dear RUNuts,

                          You'll fit right in. See the orderly at the front desk for a hospital gown and a pair of paper slippers.
                          Yep, we're just one big happy Packer family watching the game. Just don't bring up He Who Will Not Be Named.

                          "Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by mraynrand
                            Originally posted by swede
                            Originally posted by RUnuts
                            Originally posted by Lurker64
                            Originally posted by Bossman641
                            Might be team to bust out the thesaurus
                            4th: Jay’s Bombs: Green Bay’s secondary is very talented. Immensely gifted. Skilled, ball hawks, guys that can change a whole complexion of a game around. Yet, you can use that against them and turn it around in a hurry with a play-action fake, double-move from Knox or Hester, or just air it out when you see a golden opportunity. Take it to our advantage, right? Large plays=sizable momentum changers. Substantial plays=points. The more great plays, the better. Especially, when you consider we’re playing at home, the crowd will definitely help the cause. You know how HUGE this game is, so any immense play from Cutler’s arm will be an enormous deal. Cutler’s arm + Knox/Hester’s speed = Opportunity for enormous things to happen.
                            Just checking down the list in the Thesaurus. I'm sad I didn't get to use "Brobdingnagian".
                            The fatuous, flotilla sized, femeral, fallable, fat fuckers on the fortuitous, floppy, fellatio giving bears side will formulate a flawed, fillosophy (ok I cheated) of failure so fantastic that the filthy fanbase of forest munchers will be flabbergasted.

                            (someone burned most of my thesaurous and I only had a few pages in the F, section)
                            Dear RUNuts,

                            You'll fit right in. See the orderly at the front desk for a hospital gown and a pair of paper slippers.
                            Yep, we're just one big happy Packer family watching the game. Just don't bring up He Who Will Not Be Named.

                            Oh fuck. We have Gruden announcing this game. You think he will remember that Favre hasn't been on the Packers since 2007?

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                            • #29
                              Expect the Bears to spread-out and isolate Shields and Bush. Cutler's quick release neutralizes Matthews.

                              On defense, expect the Bears to blitz often until they get burned.

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by rbaloha
                                Expect the Bears to spread-out and isolate Shields and Bush. Cutler's quick release neutralizes Matthews.

                                On defense, expect the Bears to blitz often until they get burned.
                                I don't think the Bears will blitz much. I think Lovie wants to let his front four do the job and ake it really tough for Rodgers to complete passes. As someone said above, they will dare the Packers to run it, hoping for at worst a repeat of the 2007 game at Soldier field.
                                "Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck

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