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Originally posted by Fosco33
Originally posted by Rastak
It's kinda bittersweet.....maybe Chilly keeps his job.
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We're both able to celebrate this Sunday
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Originally posted by GrnBay007LOL but that wasn't money! :POriginally posted by BretskyOriginally posted by b bulldog
Not sure I'd do that Bull; it's a no win. She still owes me from last December
Anyway, wasn't one of your losing bets to buy all my drinks the Sat. night before the posters game? That would mean you still owe me yet too!!
AH phooey; what you owe is easier to get that money. You don't have to worry about getting your drinks; if things would have worked out this year I'd have happily bought you shots all night
TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWERComment
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BITTERSWEET? Hell, that's a GREAT thing. Win-Win.Originally posted by RastakOriginally posted by Fosco33We're both able to celebrate this SundayOriginally posted by Rastak
It's kinda bittersweet.....maybe Chilly keeps his job.
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Originally posted by b bulldog
You honestly think he'll do that? After the way he and Scott went after woody and Merlin, he'll NEVER EVER post an original thought again. 'Course I'm not sure he ever did that anyhow...
Nevermind.
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Ha ha....so that's not a silver lining?Originally posted by RastakOriginally posted by Fosco33We're both able to celebrate this SundayOriginally posted by Rastak
It's kinda bittersweet.....maybe Chilly keeps his job.C.H.U.D.Comment
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Originally posted by JustinHarrell
Well who would he throw it to?
Their wideouts aren't world beaters.Comment
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Originally posted by Scott Campbell
No, they aren't world beaters but once again they had a guy behind the last defender and can't get him the ball. The Vikings are much better at wide reciever this year than they were last year. I definately wouldn't call it a position of strength but it isn't their main problem.Comment
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Originally posted by GrnBay007I think the Packers will win straight up.
Yer a cocky bugger. That game is in Dallas.Comment
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You're right. It's the following week that they get 10 days.Originally posted by b bulldogFormerly known as JustinHarrell.Comment
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Damn, you never give up. It's really hard for you to jsut enjoy the winning, isn't it?Originally posted by retailguy
You honestly think he'll do that? After the way he and Scott went after woody and Merlin, he'll NEVER EVER post an original thought again. 'Course I'm not sure he ever did that anyhow... Nevermind. Formerly known as JustinHarrell.Comment
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Originally posted by retailguy
Yeah, and without any provocation whatsoever..........
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yes and the Pack haven't won here for at least a 100 years. it will take a perfect game to win on that thursday. it can be done but i wouldn't go around trash talking and/or making bets on it. there's only one thing i'd like better than beating them in 10 days and that's beating them in the playoffs. let's think positive but be quiet about it. let's not irk the football gods.Originally posted by Scott CampbellOriginally posted by GrnBay007I think the Packers will win straight up.
Yer a cocky bugger. That game is in Dallas.
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I posted this a little earlier this week before the Panther game regarding this week being a historical trap game for the franchise:
>>I just read in USA Today's Sports Weekly that the last two times the Packers were 8-1 through week 10 in both 2002 and 1996, they lost in weeks 11 and 12. So, I went to trusty Pro-Football-Reference.com and sure enough, here it is...
2002 (8-1, having lost only at New Orleans in Week 2)
11 | at Minnesota Vikings | L | 21-31 |
12 | at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | L | 7-21 |
1996 (8-1, having only lost at Minnesota in Week 4)
11 | at Kansas City Chiefs | L | 20-27 |
12 | at Dallas Cowboys | L | 6-21 |
Going back even further...the last time the Packers were 8-1 was 1963, and they lost at Chicago in Week 10, but remember it was a 14 Week Season and no bye week.
The last time they went undefeated going into Week 11 was the 1962 Season when they started 10-0, and finally lost at Detroit in Week 11 (Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 1962).
So, you thought this was just another week on the schedule? A win to go to 9-1 this week and the Packers have the best start in team history since 1962. If they can beat Carolina this week and win at Detroit on Thanksgiving, they can tie the 1962 team's 10-1 start, and avenge the Thanksgiving loss to Detroit in 1962 in the process! Go Pack Go!<<
Well, they broke the 8-1 barrier that two previous Packer teams could not. This is the Packers best start to a season since 1962. It's not time to celebrate anything, but damn, who'da thunk going into the season that we'd be talking about this team and the 1962 team in the same breath? Even the two Packer Super Bowl teams in the 60's, or the two in the 90's didn't get off to this good of a start. I'm not saying this team is as good as those teams, but they're fun this year.
If we can pull a NYG on Detroit on Thanksgiving, we can match the exact record of the 1962 team, and will have beaten Detroit on the road, unlike the '62 Packers!"Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts." -Daniel Patrick MoynihanComment
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This might sound unLombardi-like, but I didn't care that much whether they won today. I figured if they had their screw-up game today, no big deal. They can still earn homefield by winning the next two.
I think the most important thing for this game is no major injuries.Comment
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I'm concerned about Grant. What did they say?Originally posted by Harlan HucklebyFormerly known as JustinHarrell.Comment
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