Just got in from 3 minutes of outside in ole Green Bay....wow, that cold takes your breath away...4 days from when THE game will be ending...idiot NFL could play this game at noon, when frostbite and driving home safety, in the dark conditions, would be less of a factor but they don't care about anything but $$$$$$$.....if you see any players with bare arms, they are just 'roided up idiots,...they could wear a tacky long sleeve, but I'm sure there will be some that aren't smart enough....turnovers will decide this game.....I'll bet Pack has less than the quiche eaters...and yes, AR is bisexual...we don't care, thats his business........
Just got in from 3 minutes of outside in ole Green Bay....wow, that cold takes your breath away...4 days from when THE game will be ending...idiot NFL could play this game at noon, when frostbite and driving home safety, in the dark conditions, would be less of a factor but they don't care about anything but $$$$$$$.....if you see any players with bare arms, they are just 'roided up idiots,...they could wear a tacky long sleeve, but I'm sure there will be some that aren't smart enough....turnovers will decide this game.....I'll bet Pack has less than the quiche eaters...and yes, AR is bisexual...we don't care, thats his business........
Just got in from 3 minutes of outside in ole Green Bay....wow, that cold takes your breath away...4 days from when THE game will be ending...idiot NFL could play this game at noon, when frostbite and driving home safety, in the dark conditions, would be less of a factor but they don't care about anything but $$$$$$$.....if you see any players with bare arms, they are just 'roided up idiots,...they could wear a tacky long sleeve, but I'm sure there will be some that aren't smart enough....turnovers will decide this game.....I'll bet Pack has less than the quiche eaters...and yes, AR is bisexual...we don't care, thats his business........
Just got in from 3 minutes of outside in ole Green Bay....wow, that cold takes your breath away...4 days from when THE game will be ending...idiot NFL could play this game at noon, when frostbite and driving home safety, in the dark conditions, would be less of a factor but they don't care about anything but $$$$$$$.....if you see any players with bare arms, they are just 'roided up idiots,...they could wear a tacky long sleeve, but I'm sure there will be some that aren't smart enough....turnovers will decide this game.....I'll bet Pack has less than the quiche eaters...and yes, AR is bisexual...we don't care, thats his business........
People act like it's an automatic win for GB just because of the cold/home-field. The cold is bad for both teams but SF isn't Florida. It's cold there year round. 49ers can adjust.
GB has way too many crucial injuries than SF does. Our offense struggled the last couple of games but this is the playoffs. Our w-receiver's have been getting healthier at the right time and GB's wide receiver's aren't as scary as say the Bears' receivers.
49ERS -3 and UND
People act like it's an automatic win for GB just because of the cold/home-field. The cold is bad for both teams but SF isn't Florida. It's cold there year round. 49ers can adjust.
GB has way too many crucial injuries than SF does. Our offense struggled the last couple of games but this is the playoffs. Our w-receiver's have been getting healthier at the right time and GB's wide receiver's aren't as scary as say the Bears' receivers.
If the 49ERS had played their other QB instead of Kaepernick, they would have won the SB.
I remember when the Giants beat the 49ERS a few years ago. The following year the 49ERS played the Giants again at home. The 2 games before playing the NYGs the 49ERS had score something like 70 points and held the 2 other teams to like 12 points.
The NYGs game, the 49ERS said they were looking forward to all year, the Giants beat them 26-3 at 49ERS homefield!!!
Don't believe the hype, Comes down to who can out shoot who? GB takes it.
Good teams win games, Great teams cover the spread!
Quote Originally Posted by forty9ersfan80:
great analysis
If the 49ERS had played their other QB instead of Kaepernick, they would have won the SB.
I remember when the Giants beat the 49ERS a few years ago. The following year the 49ERS played the Giants again at home. The 2 games before playing the NYGs the 49ERS had score something like 70 points and held the 2 other teams to like 12 points.
The NYGs game, the 49ERS said they were looking forward to all year, the Giants beat them 26-3 at 49ERS homefield!!!
Don't believe the hype, Comes down to who can out shoot who? GB takes it.
I had the chance to do a little NFL rewind on their week 1 matchup, and I came away with one major conclusion. The Packers were unable to generate any type of pass rush with a healthy Clay Matthews. Kaepernick had a very clean pocket to throw from for the entire game, going 27/39 for 412 yards and 3 TDs. Obviously one of Kaep's best games as a pro. Boldin was responsible for about half those yards. The only time Kaep was more dominant was when he played the Pack in the playoffs last year and went 17/31 for 263 yards and 2 TDs, BUT also ran for 181 yards and 2 rushing TDs. Should we expect another career day for the young QB??? He has certainly had the Packs number, or should we say his offensive line has had their number. I think it's important to note, however, that those games were in the Bay Area. Playing in Lambeau in December is a horse of a different color.
In fact, if you take a look at the 49ers schedule, they have only played one game below 40 degrees this entire regular season (MNF at 35 degree Washington). The rest of their games have been played in relatively mild climates and domes including Zona, Tampa, Nola, St Louis, Jacksonville, Tenn, and Seattle in week 2. Say what you want about cold weather, but playing in 12 degree weather does have an impact on ball security and it's a little harder to catch a pass from a gun slinger like Kaep. Unfortunately there's no way to simulate 12-5 degree weather in their Santa Clara practice facility. I've seen the 49ers using their jackets in 55 degree San Fran. They are in for quite a treat this weekend.
Regardless of the weather, I think most of us would agree that the 49ers are a better team than Green Bay. But betting on them to win their 4th straight against the Pack in 2 seasons is a little too ambitious for me. Especially if corner Carlos Rodgers can't play. Even in the last 3 losses versus San Fran, Aaron Rodgers has had his way with this secondary. After shaking the rust off last week, he might have revenge on his mind. I could see the Pack spreading them out and challenging this secondary. My gut is the 49ers will try to blitz more to see if Rodgers has happy feet from his injury. Well as they say, you live and die by the blitz. Don't be surprised if you see James Jones connect on a bomb or 2.
Right now, I am leaning Green Bay, but would also like to enjoy this one without giving myself indigestion when Kaep and Gore run wild on this leaky defense. It's been a long season and this game could go either way. Plus I need to conserve cash for all the Super Bowl prop bets. Good luck fellas.
sammy_ace you are the man keep it up !
Quote Originally Posted by Sammy_Ace:
I had the chance to do a little NFL rewind on their week 1 matchup, and I came away with one major conclusion. The Packers were unable to generate any type of pass rush with a healthy Clay Matthews. Kaepernick had a very clean pocket to throw from for the entire game, going 27/39 for 412 yards and 3 TDs. Obviously one of Kaep's best games as a pro. Boldin was responsible for about half those yards. The only time Kaep was more dominant was when he played the Pack in the playoffs last year and went 17/31 for 263 yards and 2 TDs, BUT also ran for 181 yards and 2 rushing TDs. Should we expect another career day for the young QB??? He has certainly had the Packs number, or should we say his offensive line has had their number. I think it's important to note, however, that those games were in the Bay Area. Playing in Lambeau in December is a horse of a different color.
In fact, if you take a look at the 49ers schedule, they have only played one game below 40 degrees this entire regular season (MNF at 35 degree Washington). The rest of their games have been played in relatively mild climates and domes including Zona, Tampa, Nola, St Louis, Jacksonville, Tenn, and Seattle in week 2. Say what you want about cold weather, but playing in 12 degree weather does have an impact on ball security and it's a little harder to catch a pass from a gun slinger like Kaep. Unfortunately there's no way to simulate 12-5 degree weather in their Santa Clara practice facility. I've seen the 49ers using their jackets in 55 degree San Fran. They are in for quite a treat this weekend.
Regardless of the weather, I think most of us would agree that the 49ers are a better team than Green Bay. But betting on them to win their 4th straight against the Pack in 2 seasons is a little too ambitious for me. Especially if corner Carlos Rodgers can't play. Even in the last 3 losses versus San Fran, Aaron Rodgers has had his way with this secondary. After shaking the rust off last week, he might have revenge on his mind. I could see the Pack spreading them out and challenging this secondary. My gut is the 49ers will try to blitz more to see if Rodgers has happy feet from his injury. Well as they say, you live and die by the blitz. Don't be surprised if you see James Jones connect on a bomb or 2.
Right now, I am leaning Green Bay, but would also like to enjoy this one without giving myself indigestion when Kaep and Gore run wild on this leaky defense. It's been a long season and this game could go either way. Plus I need to conserve cash for all the Super Bowl prop bets. Good luck fellas.
A team always learns/grows more out of losses and struggles. When SF was beating GB it was SF as the dog and an under-rated Kap making a name for himself. Now the tables have turned. If you don't think that the Pack ain't ready for this one then you're crazy. Yes Kap has run wild on this D in the past, but I would hope that GB will get better at stopping him, and dare i say it, they may even have a plan. It'll be Mr Rodgers that'll be looking to prove himself and shush doubters.
Its so cold and the weather so bad it's the first time in ages that they have had trouble selling out Lambeau Playoff Game! If the local fans don't even want to mess with this cold then SF ain't even going to want to get off the plane.
Anyone who has ever (even once) played a sport outside in below zero then you know that it's a major factor for the side that is less climatized to it. Tons of reasons why.
Unless I see something about SF practicing in Canada this last week then yeah I would say that the home field advantage in this one could swing the score a full 3pts (at least) in GB's direction
Add in a revenge minded Rodgers. Does it make up for a crappy D? I think so. GB ML for me BOLTA
A team always learns/grows more out of losses and struggles. When SF was beating GB it was SF as the dog and an under-rated Kap making a name for himself. Now the tables have turned. If you don't think that the Pack ain't ready for this one then you're crazy. Yes Kap has run wild on this D in the past, but I would hope that GB will get better at stopping him, and dare i say it, they may even have a plan. It'll be Mr Rodgers that'll be looking to prove himself and shush doubters.
Its so cold and the weather so bad it's the first time in ages that they have had trouble selling out Lambeau Playoff Game! If the local fans don't even want to mess with this cold then SF ain't even going to want to get off the plane.
Anyone who has ever (even once) played a sport outside in below zero then you know that it's a major factor for the side that is less climatized to it. Tons of reasons why.
Unless I see something about SF practicing in Canada this last week then yeah I would say that the home field advantage in this one could swing the score a full 3pts (at least) in GB's direction
Add in a revenge minded Rodgers. Does it make up for a crappy D? I think so. GB ML for me BOLTA
The weathers going to be a very big deal in this game. A high of minus 2 that day and this game starts late afternoon and into the night which means we are likely looking at a minus 15 degree type game. Maybe one of the coldest games ever played. At first glanced i loved the niners but the weather is really giving me pause in this. You would think the weather conditions would favor the niners because of the type of team they are but truth be told rodgers has been unreal in this type of weather and kaepernick has never faced anything like this. This is going to be a very tough game to cap...
The weathers going to be a very big deal in this game. A high of minus 2 that day and this game starts late afternoon and into the night which means we are likely looking at a minus 15 degree type game. Maybe one of the coldest games ever played. At first glanced i loved the niners but the weather is really giving me pause in this. You would think the weather conditions would favor the niners because of the type of team they are but truth be told rodgers has been unreal in this type of weather and kaepernick has never faced anything like this. This is going to be a very tough game to cap...
What about San Fran's Super Bowl loss last year? I don't think they have forgotten that and the first round is just too early for me to count them out. The weather is not enough for me to take Green Bay. San Fran's D line will be hungry to get there hands on ARod and will look to control this game on the ground. I have to lean SF -2.5 here though I can see Rodgers making it interesting. I'm a huge Rodgers fan and rarely bet against the big 4 (Peyton, Rodgers, Brady, Brees) but I think SF is the better group. I'm with zud
9ers -2.5 please
What about San Fran's Super Bowl loss last year? I don't think they have forgotten that and the first round is just too early for me to count them out. The weather is not enough for me to take Green Bay. San Fran's D line will be hungry to get there hands on ARod and will look to control this game on the ground. I have to lean SF -2.5 here though I can see Rodgers making it interesting. I'm a huge Rodgers fan and rarely bet against the big 4 (Peyton, Rodgers, Brady, Brees) but I think SF is the better group. I'm with zud
Green Bay will win this game SU so screw the points. Not sure why people are so hyped about the Niners. Where's their signature win this year? Because anytime they faced a capable defense, they suffered or lost. Niners offense is far from spectacular and Kaepernick needs to improve his game / accuracy before he can be considered a Top 10 QB. Green Bay has a young talented defense so don't be fooled by this year's statistics which really reflect the hardship the team went thru after Rodgers got injured. Want to know about significant injury? Bruce Miller / SFs FB. They lost him in that last game vs. Arizona and had to sign some guy who's never played with the team in a game before. I'm surprised no one is talking about this loss because Niners running game is crucial in order for their offense to move the ball. GB has a better offensive attack and possibly their best now that they have a solid RB in Eddie Lacy. And anyone who says that weather will not be a factor in this game clearly doesn't know about football and probably hasn't played much football themselves. Because weather will be a factor indeed. This favors Rodgers who knows how to play / throw ball in cold weather. 30-40 degrees in one thing, but when u start dipping into the 10 degree / below freezing mark, then that's when it favors the guys who are already used to playing in freezing weather not to mention GB has practiced last 2 weeks outside in that same weather.
Don't be fooled by what you saw in the regular season. Bad spot for Niners. Bet what you can on Green Bay ML.
Green Bay will win this game SU so screw the points. Not sure why people are so hyped about the Niners. Where's their signature win this year? Because anytime they faced a capable defense, they suffered or lost. Niners offense is far from spectacular and Kaepernick needs to improve his game / accuracy before he can be considered a Top 10 QB. Green Bay has a young talented defense so don't be fooled by this year's statistics which really reflect the hardship the team went thru after Rodgers got injured. Want to know about significant injury? Bruce Miller / SFs FB. They lost him in that last game vs. Arizona and had to sign some guy who's never played with the team in a game before. I'm surprised no one is talking about this loss because Niners running game is crucial in order for their offense to move the ball. GB has a better offensive attack and possibly their best now that they have a solid RB in Eddie Lacy. And anyone who says that weather will not be a factor in this game clearly doesn't know about football and probably hasn't played much football themselves. Because weather will be a factor indeed. This favors Rodgers who knows how to play / throw ball in cold weather. 30-40 degrees in one thing, but when u start dipping into the 10 degree / below freezing mark, then that's when it favors the guys who are already used to playing in freezing weather not to mention GB has practiced last 2 weeks outside in that same weather.
Don't be fooled by what you saw in the regular season. Bad spot for Niners. Bet what you can on Green Bay ML.
People act like it's an automatic win for GB just because of the cold/home-field. The cold is bad for both teams but SF isn't Florida. It's cold there year round. 49ers can adjust.
GB has way too many crucial injuries than SF does. Our offense struggled the last couple of games but this is the playoffs. Our w-receiver's have been getting healthier at the right time and GB's wide receiver's aren't as scary as say the Bears' receivers.
49ERS -3 and UND
boy does it get downright dumb on this site. SF is cold year round? Listen dude - please go read some books and lay off the huge font cuzz ur an idiot.
Quote Originally Posted by mrpix:
People act like it's an automatic win for GB just because of the cold/home-field. The cold is bad for both teams but SF isn't Florida. It's cold there year round. 49ers can adjust.
GB has way too many crucial injuries than SF does. Our offense struggled the last couple of games but this is the playoffs. Our w-receiver's have been getting healthier at the right time and GB's wide receiver's aren't as scary as say the Bears' receivers.
49ERS -3 and UND
boy does it get downright dumb on this site. SF is cold year round? Listen dude - please go read some books and lay off the huge font cuzz ur an idiot.
SF's receivers are not as good as GBs receivers. for starters, SF has only 1 standout receiver in Boldin while Crabtree is decent but far from great ( remember the TD pass he dropped in SB??? )
So with that being said, I LOVE my chances with former SB champion Rodgers throwing to the likes of Jordy Nelson ( Age 28 ), Randall Cobb ( Age 23 ), James Jones ( Age 29 ), and Jarrett Boykin ( Age 24 ) over the likes of Kapernick ( who has yet to play 2 full season and is still developing ) and is trying to sling it to oft-injured / butterfingers Crabtree, Boldin ( Age 33 ), or Rookie Quinton Patton ( Who??? )
and another thing mrpix:
SF's receivers are not as good as GBs receivers. for starters, SF has only 1 standout receiver in Boldin while Crabtree is decent but far from great ( remember the TD pass he dropped in SB??? )
So with that being said, I LOVE my chances with former SB champion Rodgers throwing to the likes of Jordy Nelson ( Age 28 ), Randall Cobb ( Age 23 ), James Jones ( Age 29 ), and Jarrett Boykin ( Age 24 ) over the likes of Kapernick ( who has yet to play 2 full season and is still developing ) and is trying to sling it to oft-injured / butterfingers Crabtree, Boldin ( Age 33 ), or Rookie Quinton Patton ( Who??? )
I had the chance to do a little NFL rewind on their week 1 matchup, and I came away with one major conclusion. The Packers were unable to generate any type of pass rush with a healthy Clay Matthews. Kaepernick had a very clean pocket to throw from for the entire game, going 27/39 for 412 yards and 3 TDs. Obviously one of Kaep's best games as a pro. Boldin was responsible for about half those yards. The only time Kaep was more dominant was when he played the Pack in the playoffs last year and went 17/31 for 263 yards and 2 TDs, BUT also ran for 181 yards and 2 rushing TDs. Should we expect another career day for the young QB??? He has certainly had the Packs number, or should we say his offensive line has had their number. I think it's important to note, however, that those games were in the Bay Area. Playing in Lambeau in December is a horse of a different color.
In fact, if you take a look at the 49ers schedule, they have only played one game below 40 degrees this entire regular season (MNF at 35 degree Washington). The rest of their games have been played in relatively mild climates and domes including Zona, Tampa, Nola, St Louis, Jacksonville, Tenn, and Seattle in week 2. Say what you want about cold weather, but playing in 12 degree weather does have an impact on ball security and it's a little harder to catch a pass from a gun slinger like Kaep. Unfortunately there's no way to simulate 12-5 degree weather in their Santa Clara practice facility. I've seen the 49ers using their jackets in 55 degree San Fran. They are in for quite a treat this weekend.
Regardless of the weather, I think most of us would agree that the 49ers are a better team than Green Bay. But betting on them to win their 4th straight against the Pack in 2 seasons is a little too ambitious for me. Especially if corner Carlos Rodgers can't play. Even in the last 3 losses versus San Fran, Aaron Rodgers has had his way with this secondary. After shaking the rust off last week, he might have revenge on his mind. I could see the Pack spreading them out and challenging this secondary. My gut is the 49ers will try to blitz more to see if Rodgers has happy feet from his injury. Well as they say, you live and die by the blitz. Don't be surprised if you see James Jones connect on a bomb or 2.
Right now, I am leaning Green Bay, but would also like to enjoy this one without giving myself indigestion when Kaep and Gore run wild on this leaky defense. It's been a long season and this game could go either way. Plus I need to conserve cash for all the Super Bowl prop bets. Good luck fellas.
Very well written! And much respected from your posts over the years. It is a coin flipped game for sure. I also noticed Niners' secondary has some gaps lately. This could be dangerous vs Aaron Rogers at his home. However, there is still questionable status for a few key players. If Clay Mathews is out, it will be very hard to control Niners-now-dynamic offense with Gore and Hunter being hot while Crabtree and Boldin are making solid catches. You also have to deal with Kaep running all over the places. Notice Kaep's QB rating has been over 100 for the last 3 games. This is telling me that whatever poing Green Bay submitted, Niners will answer but can it be vice versa? I would put a small bet on Niners and enjoy this game. Goodluck and again.. very well written.
Quote Originally Posted by Sammy_Ace:
I had the chance to do a little NFL rewind on their week 1 matchup, and I came away with one major conclusion. The Packers were unable to generate any type of pass rush with a healthy Clay Matthews. Kaepernick had a very clean pocket to throw from for the entire game, going 27/39 for 412 yards and 3 TDs. Obviously one of Kaep's best games as a pro. Boldin was responsible for about half those yards. The only time Kaep was more dominant was when he played the Pack in the playoffs last year and went 17/31 for 263 yards and 2 TDs, BUT also ran for 181 yards and 2 rushing TDs. Should we expect another career day for the young QB??? He has certainly had the Packs number, or should we say his offensive line has had their number. I think it's important to note, however, that those games were in the Bay Area. Playing in Lambeau in December is a horse of a different color.
In fact, if you take a look at the 49ers schedule, they have only played one game below 40 degrees this entire regular season (MNF at 35 degree Washington). The rest of their games have been played in relatively mild climates and domes including Zona, Tampa, Nola, St Louis, Jacksonville, Tenn, and Seattle in week 2. Say what you want about cold weather, but playing in 12 degree weather does have an impact on ball security and it's a little harder to catch a pass from a gun slinger like Kaep. Unfortunately there's no way to simulate 12-5 degree weather in their Santa Clara practice facility. I've seen the 49ers using their jackets in 55 degree San Fran. They are in for quite a treat this weekend.
Regardless of the weather, I think most of us would agree that the 49ers are a better team than Green Bay. But betting on them to win their 4th straight against the Pack in 2 seasons is a little too ambitious for me. Especially if corner Carlos Rodgers can't play. Even in the last 3 losses versus San Fran, Aaron Rodgers has had his way with this secondary. After shaking the rust off last week, he might have revenge on his mind. I could see the Pack spreading them out and challenging this secondary. My gut is the 49ers will try to blitz more to see if Rodgers has happy feet from his injury. Well as they say, you live and die by the blitz. Don't be surprised if you see James Jones connect on a bomb or 2.
Right now, I am leaning Green Bay, but would also like to enjoy this one without giving myself indigestion when Kaep and Gore run wild on this leaky defense. It's been a long season and this game could go either way. Plus I need to conserve cash for all the Super Bowl prop bets. Good luck fellas.
Very well written! And much respected from your posts over the years. It is a coin flipped game for sure. I also noticed Niners' secondary has some gaps lately. This could be dangerous vs Aaron Rogers at his home. However, there is still questionable status for a few key players. If Clay Mathews is out, it will be very hard to control Niners-now-dynamic offense with Gore and Hunter being hot while Crabtree and Boldin are making solid catches. You also have to deal with Kaep running all over the places. Notice Kaep's QB rating has been over 100 for the last 3 games. This is telling me that whatever poing Green Bay submitted, Niners will answer but can it be vice versa? I would put a small bet on Niners and enjoy this game. Goodluck and again.. very well written.
Doesn't anyone remember 2 years ago when NYG rolled into GB and worked them? Packers 15-1 that year, FAR better squad than this years unit and the better defense took them out... I'd venture to say that SF's version on D this year is better than that NYG unit. Not to mention a running attack offense that is prefect for cold weather. Give me the Niners and give me the loot !!!
SF - 24 GB - 13
Doesn't anyone remember 2 years ago when NYG rolled into GB and worked them? Packers 15-1 that year, FAR better squad than this years unit and the better defense took them out... I'd venture to say that SF's version on D this year is better than that NYG unit. Not to mention a running attack offense that is prefect for cold weather. Give me the Niners and give me the loot !!!
Hahaha...I will never forget that glorious Giants win at Lambeau. That definitely gave them the shot in arm to win the NFC Championship and go on to beat the Pats in the Super Bowl for the 2nd time. Maybe a win in this climate could do the same for the 49ers...
The 49ers are no doubt built to win a physical game, and as some of you know, I rode the 49ers like Sea Biscuit whenever they were at Candlestick. Their front-7 is about as good as it gets. I am just a situational better and I see record low temps for a team that hasn't played in the elements all season. I also see a Packer team that has lost 3 in a row to the 49ers and just might be due. And I am noticing that every single "expert" on ESPN and the NFL network are saying the 49ers are built to win this game.
Personally, I just can't take the public side on this one. So for me, it's Green Bay or no play. But I wish every degenerate on this site the best of luck.
Hahaha...I will never forget that glorious Giants win at Lambeau. That definitely gave them the shot in arm to win the NFC Championship and go on to beat the Pats in the Super Bowl for the 2nd time. Maybe a win in this climate could do the same for the 49ers...
The 49ers are no doubt built to win a physical game, and as some of you know, I rode the 49ers like Sea Biscuit whenever they were at Candlestick. Their front-7 is about as good as it gets. I am just a situational better and I see record low temps for a team that hasn't played in the elements all season. I also see a Packer team that has lost 3 in a row to the 49ers and just might be due. And I am noticing that every single "expert" on ESPN and the NFL network are saying the 49ers are built to win this game.
Personally, I just can't take the public side on this one. So for me, it's Green Bay or no play. But I wish every degenerate on this site the best of luck.
Cold weather?? Plays right into 49ers hands, their whole scheme is built for it. Weather and wind work AGAINST the pack.
Don't forget GB shouldn't even be here, they lucked out on numerous occasions to even get to these playoffs. They don't belong. What they call their defense is a travesty. Utterly worthless!! And has made Colin look like a first ballot Hall of Famer twice already (and he isn't).
GB has used up all their nine lives. This is no Mickey Mouse stop unit (see Dallas & Chicago) they'll be facing come Sunday.
Sorry guys, but anyone betting Packers is delusional or in denial of some kind. Still time to change your mind though.
GL All
Ur absolutely right, Alright then, Green Bay it is !!!
Quote Originally Posted by BigFavsShark:
SF owns this team. 3 Times in 15 months!!!
Cold weather?? Plays right into 49ers hands, their whole scheme is built for it. Weather and wind work AGAINST the pack.
Don't forget GB shouldn't even be here, they lucked out on numerous occasions to even get to these playoffs. They don't belong. What they call their defense is a travesty. Utterly worthless!! And has made Colin look like a first ballot Hall of Famer twice already (and he isn't).
GB has used up all their nine lives. This is no Mickey Mouse stop unit (see Dallas & Chicago) they'll be facing come Sunday.
Sorry guys, but anyone betting Packers is delusional or in denial of some kind. Still time to change your mind though.
GL All
Ur absolutely right, Alright then, Green Bay it is !!!
Forecast now for -(thats minus)10 degrees at kickoff and windy....Hey, Mr. 30 million dollar a year man(Goodell), why wasn't this game played Sat at 3:00 when it will be 30 degrees in ol Gren bay!!
Forecast now for -(thats minus)10 degrees at kickoff and windy....Hey, Mr. 30 million dollar a year man(Goodell), why wasn't this game played Sat at 3:00 when it will be 30 degrees in ol Gren bay!!
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