BJ "The Freezer" Raji - SoundFX vs ATL

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http://www.nfl.com/videos/green-bay-packers/09000d5d81dcbdf0/Sound-FX-Packers-vs-Falcons

Good stuff right here. Raji seems really into the game...love hearing him talk about Rodgers.

[Freak Out]

That is AWESOME!

"The Freezer" ha ha ha......

[green_bowl_packer]

Just heard on the radio that Raji's 6.5 sacks are the most by a nose tackle since 1990.

[RashanGary]

That was cool. If Raj stays healthy he'll be a Packer legend. I like him blocking like that too. He's low, athletic and huge.

[Kiwon]

Good stuff. I really like the confidence on the sidelines.

[Noodle]

Cracked me up -- he says "cover the damn kick" right before Weems takes it to the house. BJ has as much faith in our cover teams as we do.

[denverYooper]

Good stuff. I really like the confidence on the sidelines.

And the enthusiasm.

[bobblehead]

Any chance we blow them out and get yet one more instance of payback this season by letting Raji actually SCORE a junk TD? Maybe bears fans can get a taste of their own medicine.

[swede]

Any chance we blow them out and get yet one more instance of payback this season by letting Raji actually SCORE a junk TD? Maybe bears fans can get a taste of their own medicine.

Ooh! This!

[Little Whiskey]

Any chance we blow them out and get yet one more instance of payback this season by letting Raji actually SCORE a junk TD? Maybe bears fans can get a taste of their own medicine.

as long as one of their players doesn't dump rodgers on his head after a pick and put him out for the rest of the season

[mraynrand]

Any chance we blow them out and get yet one more instance of payback this season by letting Raji actually SCORE a junk TD? Maybe bears fans can get a taste of their own medicine.

I doubt it. I'll be happy with a win any way they can get it. I think this is going to be a brutal game.

[Tarlam!]

That is so cool. No big headedness, just confidence and TEAM first. I love this shit.

Oh yeah; What Swede said.

[TennesseePackerBacker]

This was an absolutely amazing game to be at. It was by far the best sporting event experience I've ever had. I had planned to do an entire write-up about my trip but two things have kept me from that. One, I've had a lot on my plate lately. And, quite frankly, my subpar writing mixed with my eneabriated recollection of the events was bound to be a disaster.

I'll just list a couple of the highlights for me:

On the Packers first drive the Atlanta fans were the loudest I've ever heard at a game. I've been to Lambeau, Neyland, and the Horseshoe, and nothing compared. They broke the 115 decible level they were trying to reach with a 117.8.

While they are noisy, most are fair-weather fans at best. We sat on the Packers sideline on the 43 yard line 30 rows up. Needless to say we were surrounded by Falcons season ticket holders and a small contingent of Packers faithful. By the time the score was 35-14 a lot of the Falcons fans were already headed for the door. On a cool side note, Coach McCarthy's personal seats for the game were 2 rows in front of us. The older lady who sat in one of these seats said her daughter is best friends with McCarthy's wife. Small world.

When Weems returned that kick, the place was absolutely electric. I swear I felt the stadium shake.

When Tramon returned the pick, the place was deathly silent. You would have thought they were holding a memorial service in there. Well, except for the Packer faithful, we were downright ecstatic. This might have been one of the best live plays I have ever seen. You could actually feel the collective heart of the Georgia Dome drop. Momentum in football is an amazing thing.

At halftime, the dome was filled with chants of "Go Pack Go" and "Bring on the Bears". To say the visiting fans were confident at that moment would be an understatement.

They quit selling beers at halftime; I sobbered up.

The last two quarters were more of the same. Packers fans celebrating. Falcons fans sulking. By the end of the game, there was a ring of Cheeseheads around the bottom couple of rows of almost every section. It was impressive to say the least. The complete sea of red and black the stadium had been at the start of the game made this even more impressive. Just from my own rough estimate, I have to guess Packers fans were outnumbered atleast 8 to 1.

Overall, this was an amazing experience. After the game I had been told that you could actually hear the "Go Pack Go" and "Kuuuuuhn" chants. It makes me smile to think I was a part of those cheers. A road warrior in hostile territory.

[mmmdk]

That was cool. If Raj stays healthy he'll be a Packer legend. I like him blocking like that too. He's low, athletic and huge.

Rodgers & Clay are super stars but BJ is paramount to the Packers super bowl win.

[Little Whiskey]

Overall, this was an amazing experience. After the game I had been told that you could actually hear the "Go Pack Go" and "Kuuuuuhn" chants. It makes me smile to think I was a part of those cheers. A road warrior in hostile territory.

Listening to Chicago radio this week, they are begging bear fans not to sell their tickets to packer fans. they don't want to hear kuuuuuuuhn during the game like atlanta!