Cheifs week...Danger ahead

[Patler]

Rand and I will heckle the ortho who set his leg wrong.

He was just trying to improve his balance, one foot pointing forward and the other one backward.

[SkinBasket]

Zombo - the man with the world's greatest website.

Awesome.

[hoosier]

I knew I remembered another crushing defeat somewhere.

The Pack blew a 31-14 lead to KC in 2003 and lost in overtime when Eddie Kennison got behind Mike McKenzie for a long TD pass. Favre threw a 4th quarter pick-6 to put the Chiefs back in the game. That was a pretty good example of a crushing loss.

[pittstang5]

Packers have never beaten the Chiefs at Lambeau. 0-3-1. http://www.pro-football-reference.co...tm2=kan&yr=all

so we're due

[pbmax]

The Pack blew a 31-14 lead to KC in 2003 and lost in overtime when Eddie Kennison got behind Mike McKenzie for a long TD pass. Favre threw a 4th quarter pick-6 to put the Chiefs back in the game. That was a pretty good example of a crushing loss.

That was a typical Sherman year. Weird start to season, emotional, personal plea by Sherman to step it up, rally at end of season. Despite all the trouble, be in good enough shape in postseason to have to find an inventive way to lose to the Eagles even on the road.

Yeesh. The Cheifs are just bad news.

[hoosier]

That was a typical Sherman year. Weird start to season, emotional, personal plea by Sherman to step it up, rally at end of season. Despite all the trouble, be in good enough shape in postseason to have to find an inventive way to lose to the Eagles even on the road.

Yeesh. The Cheifs are just bad news.

If they had beaten the Cheefs and then taken care of business in Philly, then they would have played Carolina at home in the NFCCG. Assuming they win that game, though, Shermy might get a pass after 2005.

[Cheesehead Craig]

The Pack blew a 31-14 lead to KC in 2003 and lost in overtime when Eddie Kennison got behind Mike McKenzie for a long TD pass. Favre threw a 4th quarter pick-6 to put the Chiefs back in the game. That was a pretty good example of a crushing loss.

My first game at Lambeau. Thanks for bringing up the memories ya bastage.

[Fritz]

If they had beaten the Cheefs and then taken care of business in Philly, then they would have played Carolina at home in the NFCCG. Assuming they win that game, though, Shermy might get a pass after 2005.

The 2011 game against the Queefs was memorable, not just because it ended the undefeated season bid, but because it made abundantly clear what many Packerrats already believed - that it was all a mirage; there was no defense to this team, and so if the offense could be slowed at all, the Pack was screwed.

[hoosier]

My first game at Lambeau. Thanks for bringing up the memories ya bastage.

I am here to please

[hoosier]

The 2011 game against the Queefs was memorable, not just because it ended the undefeated season bid, but because it made abundantly clear what many Packerrats already believed - that it was all a mirage; there was no defense to this team, and so if the offense could be slowed at all, the Pack was screwed.

Yup, soft underbelly of the beast.

[mraynrand]

If they had beaten the Cheefs and then taken care of business in Philly, then they would have played Carolina at home in the NFCCG. Assuming they win that game, though, Shermy might get a pass after 2005.

'at home' being at Carolina (11-5; first in NFC South) not Packers (10-6, first in NFC North)

[bobblehead]

Rams didn't play the Bucs yesterday.

My bad, wrong egg. Rams laid their egg against the Redskins...er Indians, er whatever.

[bobblehead]

Who are the Cheifs?

No, who are the chefs. Great googly moogly. The commercial.

[bobblehead]

The Pack blew a 31-14 lead to KC in 2003 and lost in overtime when Eddie Kennison got behind Mike McKenzie for a long TD pass. Favre threw a 4th quarter pick-6 to put the Chiefs back in the game. That was a pretty good example of a crushing loss.

Ah yes. I was drunk at a bar in Eagle River for that game. Hadn't had a drink in 12 hours, but still drunk. It was a good weekend.

[hoosier]

'at home' being at Carolina (11-5; first in NFC South) not Packers (10-6, first in NFC North)

If the Packers had beaten the Cheefs they wouldn't have been 10-6, would they.