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01-11-2010, 08:52 AM
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as i said to billy and you can ask , unless they (the front the dl) could get to warner they would be in big trouble , it didn't matter who was back there , the only way to beat the cardinals besides outscroring them is to hit warner early and oftern with your dl , the lack of pass rush from the dl is also a major hole come playoff time - you gotta get to the qb correct me if i am wrong but no one mentioned these injuries until you did this am bob , everyone told me the packer d would be fine because they were playing well at the end of the season , my rebutall was the pittsburgh game exposed them and i was told it's just 1 game i gave them credit for the big d game and for the balt game , but outside of those games the D really hadn't done much all year against quality opponents as good as rodgers and the offense was , the D forced 1 , count it bob , 1 punt all day .....1 punt each time the offense rallied the D had a chance - at 17-7 they let warner go right down the field for 24-7 after halftime , warner goes right down the field 31-10 after the onside kick recovery and ensuing td make it 31-24 , warner goes right back to work and makes it 38-24 next, the d get 1 stop and thus rodges is able to tie the game at 38 win the game now green bay d , not what happens .....warner chews right through the d to go back up 45-38 rodgers with one of the best performances ever by a qb win or lose ties the game agian on the next drive , it's a total disaster , do anything you can to force ot , instead the D gets bailed out by a neil rackers miss at the buzzer bob they have a long way to go 
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