Official Packers vs. Falcons Discussion Thread

[mraynrand]

Yes I stand corrected:

Atlanta WR Julio Jones not Julius Jones.

Think if he played for the Bengals: Orange Julius

[mraynrand]

ease up on the porn there Woodcock.

[mraynrand]

the player sheepishly had to admit that he wasn’t at home – he was in the dorm room of a female UW-Green Bay student.

When the defense scores, you have a better chance of winning.*












*unless you are Cleveland, of course.

[gbgary]

don't take them lightly. they've a lot of close, last minute, losses.

[woodbuck27]

ease up on the porn there Woodcock.

porn !?

Ohh dear !

My eyesight...need to get my eyes checked I guess.

[woodbuck27]

Atlanta Falcons to watch in tonight's MNF game :

QB Matt Ryan

Ryan plays much better at home, and in the frigid Lambeau Field he could struggle to produce.

RB Steven Jackson

Steven Jackson has scored a rushing touchdown in three of his last five games. He rushed for 101 yards last week against one of the league's toughest run defenses. Steven Jackson has been productive on MNF. He hopes to join LaDainian Tomlinson, Emmitt Smith and John Riggins as the only players in NFL history with a rushing touchdown in six straight games on Monday night.

WR Julio Jones

Jones has now scored in two straight games and had 10 receptions for 189 yards and a score last week. Julio Jones is a favourite target for Matt Ryan and has 11, 11, 13 and 12 targets in his last four games. If Roddy White can't suit up expect more of the same from the very talented Julio Jones. The Packers' secondary has been soft Vs the pass.

WR Roddy White

Roddy White has been out with an ankle injury yet he practiced on Saturday in a limited role and is listed as questionable for this game. If White isn't available or limited watch out for Harry Douglas who had 116 yards last week.

GO PACK GO !

[denverYooper]

I don't know if I'd say the Packers secondary has been soft against the pass... they're 6th in the league in passer rating against. That's pretty decent.

[woodbuck27]

I don't know if I'd say the Packers secondary has been soft against the pass... they're 6th in the league in passer rating against. That's pretty decent.

I stand down on the Packers and 'soft' against the pass. In a relative sense more than half the teams are 'in fact' softer.

My source has them Ranked 14th denverYooper.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamdef

[Guiness]

I don't know if I'd say the Packers secondary has been soft against the pass... they're 6th in the league in passer rating against. That's pretty decent.

I stand down on the Packers and 'soft' against the pass. In a relative sense more than half the teams are 'in fact' softer.

My source has them Ranked 14th denverYooper.

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamdef

Lies, damn lies and statistics, right?

I'd say I'm happy with the Packers pass D. IMO they have 4 starting caliber CBs on the roster in Williams, Shields, Hayward and House, not too many teams in the league can say that, the announcers were talking last night about both the Charger and Patriots having to use safeties to cover slot receivers. Even the TE position, which seems to always be an issue, hasn't burned them that badly this year despite playing against both NO and NE. Sure, both of those TEs got touchdowns, but they didn't rip the D all day long.

[Fritz]

That is class, style and team focused. And people ask how the Packers have survived this long in Green Bay.

Its the service.

And who doesn't like to be serviced?

[red]

Correct me if im wrong, but i think i see a nipple