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Old 10-05-2009, 10:29 PM
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That Packer D is something special
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Old 10-06-2009, 06:21 AM
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Favre has now beaten all 32 NFL teams
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Old 10-06-2009, 09:32 AM
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Favre has now beaten all 32 NFL teams
So has T.O.
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Old 10-06-2009, 09:31 AM
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Actually I give them some credit for last night. The easy thing would have been to shut down the passing game just to make Favre look bad and let Adrian Peterson dice them. Instead they put forth the best strategy to win the game, namely shutting down Adrian Peterson better than anyone in 14 games and making Favre beat them. The officials took away their one INT on a terrible interference call and the D even came up with a TD. The Packers problem was not their defense. It is the giant gaping hole at LT. I thought #73 was the worst lineman I had ever seen, thought that at least until he got hurt and his backup came in. Egads. They should go sign Langston Walker, Jon Runyan, and Levi Jones. Between the three of them maybe they could find something better than an open door at left tackle.
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Old 10-06-2009, 10:17 AM
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Actually I give them some credit for last night. The easy thing would have been to shut down the passing game just to make Favre look bad and let Adrian Peterson dice them. Instead they put forth the best strategy to win the game, namely shutting down Adrian Peterson better than anyone in 14 games and making Favre beat them. The officials took away their one INT on a terrible interference call and the D even came up with a TD. The Packers problem was not their defense. It is the giant gaping hole at LT. I thought #73 was the worst lineman I had ever seen, thought that at least until he got hurt and his backup came in. Egads. They should go sign Langston Walker, Jon Runyan, and Levi Jones. Between the three of them maybe they could find something better than an open door at left tackle.

that was a TERRIBLE pass interference call. Thought of Coach Pants immediately as that screwed his bet.
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Old 10-06-2009, 11:14 AM
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Old 10-06-2009, 11:24 AM
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It's not that bad. O-line played horrible, lost the turnover battle, obviously got no calls our way and still only lost by 7. I now know how horrible it is to be on the other end of the farve love fest by the 4 letter network. He played great last night, but no way Favre would have made it thru the game if he had our line protecting him. packers get clifton and the o-line straight they will be just fine. If not we might see Flynn by week 9. Rodgers needs to learn to get rid of the ball a little quicker.
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Old 10-06-2009, 11:36 AM
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Actually I give them some credit for last night. The easy thing would have been to shut down the passing game just to make Favre look bad and let Adrian Peterson dice them. Instead they put forth the best strategy to win the game, namely shutting down Adrian Peterson better than anyone in 14 games and making Favre beat them. The officials took away their one INT on a terrible interference call and the D even came up with a TD. The Packers problem was not their defense. It is the giant gaping hole at LT. I thought #73 was the worst lineman I had ever seen, thought that at least until he got hurt and his backup came in. Egads. They should go sign Langston Walker, Jon Runyan, and Levi Jones. Between the three of them maybe they could find something better than an open door at left tackle.
Definitely agree the Interference call was terrible, but there was an offsides penalty also. The Defense is not the reason the team is 2-2 in fact they are definitely the reason they beat the Bears in Week 1. Their run defense is definitely upgraded from last year. They are #1 in takeaway differential. #2 in actual number of turnovers. The only problem there is they have the same problem with the Bears and what I saw from Pitt-SD. They are going for the strip first before the tackle and that could lead to disasterous consequences.

That offensive line is downright horrible. 61, 46, 99, 51 for Grant on the ground and the 99 came from St. Louis.
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Old 10-06-2009, 12:46 PM
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Favre threw for 271 yards on 24-31 passing with 3 tds. If they didnt get up big, he would have gotten over 300 easily. That defensive performance was not good. You stack 7-8 in the box against any back and he is going to have a hard time running. Favre had been sacked 9 times leading up to last night. The pack didnt get him down one time. This from a Dom Capers defense.

Green Bay's defense has been poor for every game except the opener when Cutler was suffering from color blindness. Even in that game, The Bears outgained the pack 352-226 and Cutler threw for 277 yards. Even against the Rams...the horrible rams with the horrible kyle boller...they gave up 2 td passes and 336 total yards.

I understand you guys are fans but you have to take your head out of the cheese wiz. There are serious problems with that secondary and they just arent getting enough pressure to hide it.
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Favre threw for 271 yards on 24-31 passing with 3 tds. If they didnt get up big, he would have gotten over 300 easily. That defensive performance was not good. You stack 7-8 in the box against any back and he is going to have a hard time running. Favre had been sacked 9 times leading up to last night. The pack didnt get him down one time. This from a Dom Capers defense.

Green Bay's defense has been poor for every game except the opener when Cutler was suffering from color blindness. Even in that game, The Bears outgained the pack 352-226 and Cutler threw for 277 yards. Even against the Rams...the horrible rams with the horrible kyle boller...they gave up 2 td passes and 336 total yards.

I understand you guys are fans but you have to take your head out of the cheese wiz. There are serious problems with that secondary and they just arent getting enough pressure to hide it.
If you can't understand how thin you have to be stretched in the secondary to hold Adrian Peterson to 2.2 yards per carry then I don't think we can even argue football. They committed to stopping Peterson and make Favre beat them and he did. This loss falls on the offensive line and Rodgers getting happy feet once the line kept failing him, there is no way you can pin that loss on their defense.
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Old 10-06-2009, 01:26 PM
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If you can't understand how thin you have to be stretched in the secondary to hold Adrian Peterson to 2.2 yards per carry then I don't think we can even argue football. They committed to stopping Peterson and make Favre beat them and he did. This loss falls on the offensive line and Rodgers getting happy feet once the line kept failing him, there is no way you can pin that loss on their defense.
yeah, were they committed to stopping Cedric Benson as well? They have given up over 300 yards of total offense in each game including over 300 to the RAMS.

Do you realize the Rams have scored 24 points all season and 17 of those were against the packers? do you realize that the Rams have gained 300 total yards 1 time all year and that was also against the Pack?
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Old 10-06-2009, 01:33 PM
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yeah, were they committed to stopping Cedric Benson as well? They have given up over 300 yards of total offense in each game including over 300 to the RAMS.

Do you realize the Rams have scored 24 points all season and 17 of those were against the packers? do you realize that the Rams have gained 300 total yards 1 time all year and that was also against the Pack?
Where did I say their defense played well against the Rams? They didn't. But the reason they lost last night was not cause of the defense. They were the 22nd ranked defense last year. I believe I said Capers could improve them to 14th. They are 18th right now. I'd say 14th is still incredibly reasonable considering 3 of their next 4 are against Cleveland, Detroit, and Tampa Bay.
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Looks like you got something right
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Old 01-04-2010, 07:20 PM
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Looks like a got a lot right in this thread Wiphan

As far as the Packers, they are playing stellar football and I don't see any reason why they can't go back to AZ and repeat Sunday's performance.

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