Dare I say that Favre is wacking off at the thought of this game?
With a win, the Vikes can pull even with his old team the GB Packers in the NFC North which will leave them with only a wounded Bears team in front of them in the standings and the Vikes still have their two H2H meetings with the Bears remaining on their schedule.
How's that hair-doo goo working for ya Cameron Diaz?
Dare I say that Favre is wacking off at the thought of this game?
With a win, the Vikes can pull even with his old team the GB Packers in the NFC North which will leave them with only a wounded Bears team in front of them in the standings and the Vikes still have their two H2H meetings with the Bears remaining on their schedule.
How's that hair-doo goo working for ya Cameron Diaz?
The Jets girl has probably painted herself in a corner and probably already shared stuff with deadspin that she later got paid for a publicity stunt. OR... Did Farve really did take those shots and later hammered her and gave money to her to keep quiet and it all leaked out by accident. :) Either way, someone will get sued for, Deadspin or Farve (fine + suspension).
The way the NFL North is looking, Packers got more of the edge into making the Playoffs. Vikings coaches aren't that aggressive and they got all the weapons out on the field. If I would pick a winning game, Packers at home. Over is the lean here.
The Jets girl has probably painted herself in a corner and probably already shared stuff with deadspin that she later got paid for a publicity stunt. OR... Did Farve really did take those shots and later hammered her and gave money to her to keep quiet and it all leaked out by accident. :) Either way, someone will get sued for, Deadspin or Farve (fine + suspension).
The way the NFL North is looking, Packers got more of the edge into making the Playoffs. Vikings coaches aren't that aggressive and they got all the weapons out on the field. If I would pick a winning game, Packers at home. Over is the lean here.
We need more picks between these two. Help me decide. I know you guys are talented in this NFL North rivals but do you guys think Green Bay will let the Vikings beat them twice as they did last year? I was thinking GB win at home and Vikings win at home. Just a thought... help???
We need more picks between these two. Help me decide. I know you guys are talented in this NFL North rivals but do you guys think Green Bay will let the Vikings beat them twice as they did last year? I was thinking GB win at home and Vikings win at home. Just a thought... help???
Packers lost last week because they were looking ahead to this game. They won't lose at home for a second week in a row. I hope. Won't be easy though, the Vikes play well up on the frozen tundra. Hit the road Brett and don't you come back no more, no more. and don't let the door hit you in the ass.
Packers - Under
Green Bay - 23 Minnesota - 20
Packers -2.5 under 44.5
Packers lost last week because they were looking ahead to this game. They won't lose at home for a second week in a row. I hope. Won't be easy though, the Vikes play well up on the frozen tundra. Hit the road Brett and don't you come back no more, no more. and don't let the door hit you in the ass.
I like the Pack in this one.... With the return of Harris, Matthews, and Bigby on "D", should be able to slow down A.P., and force Brett to air it out for a couple of picks.
I like the Pack in this one.... With the return of Harris, Matthews, and Bigby on "D", should be able to slow down A.P., and force Brett to air it out for a couple of picks.
NO GOOD ADVISE ON THIS THREAD AT ALL. I WISH I HAD SOME. I HEARD GB HAD SOME INJURIES AND QB HAD A HURT ARM OR HAND ? I WISH I COULD HELP. THIS WILL PROBABLY BE A 1 POINT GAME EITHER WAY.
NO GOOD ADVISE ON THIS THREAD AT ALL. I WISH I HAD SOME. I HEARD GB HAD SOME INJURIES AND QB HAD A HURT ARM OR HAND ? I WISH I COULD HELP. THIS WILL PROBABLY BE A 1 POINT GAME EITHER WAY.
Farve turned it around in the second half of the jet game and the vikes have looked good ever since. No reason to think a struggling packers will change that. Vikes +3
Farve turned it around in the second half of the jet game and the vikes have looked good ever since. No reason to think a struggling packers will change that. Vikes +3
While Brett Favre has already played a game in Green Bay as a member of the Minnesota Vikings, this story never gets old as the Minnesota Vikings visit the Green Bay Packers.
The Green Bay Packers are a game back in the NFC North after losing to the Miami Dolphins at home last week in overtime. The Packers have one of the longest injury lists in the NFL and aside from the nine players already lost for the season, they have another nine who are questionable this week. With Tackle Mark Tauscher out last week, Aaron Rodgers took a beating in the pocket as Miami pass rushers were on him all day. While Rodgers is producing decent numbers, he hasn't been as good as he was a year ago as he has 1546 yards passing with 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions but he's been sacked 14 times. Brandon Jackson and John Kuhn have been filling in at Running Back for Ryan Grant who is out for the year but neither of them has set the world on fire as Jackson has 3-5 yards and one touchdown and Kuhn has 142 yards and a TD. The passing game suffered a huge loss when Jermichael Finley was lost for the year in week five and now Rodgers leans even harder on Donald Driver and Greg Jennings. Driver has 28 catches and three touchdowns while Jennings is averaging 15.8 yards per catch with four touchdowns. After taking a lot of criticism, A.J. Hawk leads the team in tackles with 49 and Charles Woodson is second with 39 but he is getting flagged often this year. Clay Mathews is a man on a mission with eight and a half sacks and Tramon Williams leads the team in interceptions with two. Green Bay's offense is averaging 23.2 points and 345.2 yards per game and the defense is allowing 18.7 points and 327.8 yards per game.
The Minnesota Vikings need a win last Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys and whie it was a battle, they got the job done and might have saved their season, at least for the short term. With 11 games left to go, the Vikings have some time to work with but they can't get buried too far as just in their division it can be rough sledding. While we don't see Brett Favre on the injury reports, he's clearly hurting with a nagging elbow injury that isn't going to go away anytime soon. Farve has completed 58.7 percent of his passes for 979 yards with six touchdowns and seven interceptions while being sacked 13 times. Adrian Peterson is once again proving to be one of the best as he has 533 yards and four touchdowns in just five games as the Vikings still look for the third down back to replace the departed Chester Taylor. Percy Harvin is leading the team in receptions with 20 and three touchdowns but Randy Moss is quickly working his way in with nine catches in two games and also occupying defenders to open things up elsewhere. Chad Greenway is averaging over 10 tackles a game as he has 51 on the season but the Vikings have just six sacks with Jared Allen facing double and triple teams. E.J. Henderson is fully recovered from his injury last season and he leads the team with two interceptions though they only have four. As a team the Vikings are averaging 17.4 points and 301.8 yards per game while allowing 17.6 points and 294.2 yards.
Green Bay is 5-1-1 against the spread when playing a team with a losing record, 17-8 against the spread in their last 25 against the NFC North, 0-4 against the spread in their last four games overall. Minnesota is 5-1 against the spread in their last six against the NFC North, 1-5 against the spread in their last six road games, and 3-12-2 against the spread in their last 17 games as an underdog of up to three points.
This is going to be a good one and with all of the excitement, worthy of the prime time slot it has been given for TV. I like the play on the total in this spot. If we look at both offenses and defenses in this one, the numbers add up to a solid under but when we dig a little deeper, we find a different story. The game has gone over the last four times these two have met and the Vikings games go over when they are an underdog just about every time including four of their last five as a three point dog and 10 of their last 13 as a road underdog. The over has hit seven of the last nine times the Pack have been a three point home favorite and nine of the last 12 times they have played a team with a losing record. We haven't even talked about the emotion.
Over 43 1/2
While Brett Favre has already played a game in Green Bay as a member of the Minnesota Vikings, this story never gets old as the Minnesota Vikings visit the Green Bay Packers.
The Green Bay Packers are a game back in the NFC North after losing to the Miami Dolphins at home last week in overtime. The Packers have one of the longest injury lists in the NFL and aside from the nine players already lost for the season, they have another nine who are questionable this week. With Tackle Mark Tauscher out last week, Aaron Rodgers took a beating in the pocket as Miami pass rushers were on him all day. While Rodgers is producing decent numbers, he hasn't been as good as he was a year ago as he has 1546 yards passing with 10 touchdowns and seven interceptions but he's been sacked 14 times. Brandon Jackson and John Kuhn have been filling in at Running Back for Ryan Grant who is out for the year but neither of them has set the world on fire as Jackson has 3-5 yards and one touchdown and Kuhn has 142 yards and a TD. The passing game suffered a huge loss when Jermichael Finley was lost for the year in week five and now Rodgers leans even harder on Donald Driver and Greg Jennings. Driver has 28 catches and three touchdowns while Jennings is averaging 15.8 yards per catch with four touchdowns. After taking a lot of criticism, A.J. Hawk leads the team in tackles with 49 and Charles Woodson is second with 39 but he is getting flagged often this year. Clay Mathews is a man on a mission with eight and a half sacks and Tramon Williams leads the team in interceptions with two. Green Bay's offense is averaging 23.2 points and 345.2 yards per game and the defense is allowing 18.7 points and 327.8 yards per game.
The Minnesota Vikings need a win last Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys and whie it was a battle, they got the job done and might have saved their season, at least for the short term. With 11 games left to go, the Vikings have some time to work with but they can't get buried too far as just in their division it can be rough sledding. While we don't see Brett Favre on the injury reports, he's clearly hurting with a nagging elbow injury that isn't going to go away anytime soon. Farve has completed 58.7 percent of his passes for 979 yards with six touchdowns and seven interceptions while being sacked 13 times. Adrian Peterson is once again proving to be one of the best as he has 533 yards and four touchdowns in just five games as the Vikings still look for the third down back to replace the departed Chester Taylor. Percy Harvin is leading the team in receptions with 20 and three touchdowns but Randy Moss is quickly working his way in with nine catches in two games and also occupying defenders to open things up elsewhere. Chad Greenway is averaging over 10 tackles a game as he has 51 on the season but the Vikings have just six sacks with Jared Allen facing double and triple teams. E.J. Henderson is fully recovered from his injury last season and he leads the team with two interceptions though they only have four. As a team the Vikings are averaging 17.4 points and 301.8 yards per game while allowing 17.6 points and 294.2 yards.
Green Bay is 5-1-1 against the spread when playing a team with a losing record, 17-8 against the spread in their last 25 against the NFC North, 0-4 against the spread in their last four games overall. Minnesota is 5-1 against the spread in their last six against the NFC North, 1-5 against the spread in their last six road games, and 3-12-2 against the spread in their last 17 games as an underdog of up to three points.
This is going to be a good one and with all of the excitement, worthy of the prime time slot it has been given for TV. I like the play on the total in this spot. If we look at both offenses and defenses in this one, the numbers add up to a solid under but when we dig a little deeper, we find a different story. The game has gone over the last four times these two have met and the Vikings games go over when they are an underdog just about every time including four of their last five as a three point dog and 10 of their last 13 as a road underdog. The over has hit seven of the last nine times the Pack have been a three point home favorite and nine of the last 12 times they have played a team with a losing record. We haven't even talked about the emotion.
Small lean on the Vikings
under 44.5
and don't let the door hit you in the ass. 
Over 43 1/2 
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