NFC Divisional Round: Niners Lead-Up
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I'm not really nervous since I'm not expecting the Packers to win.
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emunney wrote:I wonder is Ross can play in the backfield with an offseason of work. He's a big dude.
I am becoming a big fan of Ross, may even be a better steal than Harris. McGinn said in his online chat the Ross will be playing WR very very very soon. Ross is a typical Packer wr, smart, strong, runs well in the open field....excited to see how he and Boykin progress.
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I don't want the season to end, but i just can;t pick the finesse Packers against such a physical team who dominated then earlier in the season. Having said that any time you have A. Rodj you have a shot and if A. Rodj is going to go down as one of the greats this is a win he can get with some help from his friends.
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xTitan wrote:I don't want the season to end, but i just can;t pick the finesse Packers against such a physical team who dominated then earlier in the season. Having said that any time you have A. Rodj you have a shot and if A. Rodj is going to go down as one of the greats this is a win he can get with some help from his friends.
That';s how I feel,I just can't pick the Packers to win a big game vs a physical team,we all know what happened last season when they played the Giants in this game.Not to mention what happened when they played the Giants 2 months ago.
But the Rodgers factor is big so who knows what might happen.With that said Rodgers can have have the motivation to play the game of his life but it's not going to matter if our offensive line doesn't protect him obviously.Having to count on this Packers O-Line to come up big in this game scares the hell out of me.
The biggest factor to me is Justin Smith,if he is anywhere near 90% the Packers aren't winning this game.
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rilamann wrote:xTitan wrote:I don't want the season to end, but i just can;t pick the finesse Packers against such a physical team who dominated then earlier in the season. Having said that any time you have A. Rodj you have a shot and if A. Rodj is going to go down as one of the greats this is a win he can get with some help from his friends.
That';s how I feel,I just can't pick the Packers to win a big game vs a physical team,we all know what happened last season when they played the Giants in this game.Not to mention what happened when they played the Giants 2 months ago.
But the Rodgers factor is big so who knows what might happen.With that said Rodgers can have have the motivation to play the game of his life but it's not going to matter if our offensive line doesn't protect him obviously.Having to count on this Packers O-Line to come up big in this game scares the hell out of me.
The biggest factor to me is Justin Smith,if he is anywhere near 90% the Packers aren't winning this game.
Do u guys really believe this stuff? Especially the part about if Justin Smith is 90% we lose? He was 100% in week one, the packers were a lot shakier earlier this season, and if u guys had taken the time to rewatch the game u guys could've seen that that game, dispite us being out-physicalled by the niners, easily could've resulted in a packer victory. I mean I get it, yes this game will be tough, yes we may have a more-than-50%-chance of losing, and yes the niners match up REALLY well against us, but thinking we will lose this game for sure because of this or that thing is crazy IMO. GET IT TOGETHER PACKER FANS! WE HAVE A REALLY GOOD TEAM AND THE BEST QB IN THE GAME!! WE HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF LOSING THIS GAME BUT WE ALSO HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF WINNING IT!!! EVERYBODY MAN UP, STOP ACTING LIKE A BUNCH OF GODD*MN P*SSIES, AND STOP PREPARING YOURSELVES FOR THE DISAPPOINTMENT AND HURT OF DEFEAT BY ASSUMING A LOSS!!!! IF WE LOSE IT SHOULD HURT U *SSHOLES!!!!!!
*slowly calms down and regains composure*
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whatthe_buck!? wrote:rilamann wrote:xTitan wrote:I don't want the season to end, but i just can;t pick the finesse Packers against such a physical team who dominated then earlier in the season. Having said that any time you have A. Rodj you have a shot and if A. Rodj is going to go down as one of the greats this is a win he can get with some help from his friends.
That';s how I feel,I just can't pick the Packers to win a big game vs a physical team,we all know what happened last season when they played the Giants in this game.Not to mention what happened when they played the Giants 2 months ago.
But the Rodgers factor is big so who knows what might happen.With that said Rodgers can have have the motivation to play the game of his life but it's not going to matter if our offensive line doesn't protect him obviously.Having to count on this Packers O-Line to come up big in this game scares the hell out of me.
The biggest factor to me is Justin Smith,if he is anywhere near 90% the Packers aren't winning this game.
Do u guys really believe this stuff? Especially the part about if Justin Smith is 90% we lose? He was 100% in week one, the packers were a lot shakier earlier this season, and if u guys had taken the time to rewatch the game u guys could've seen that that game, dispite us being out-physicalled by the niners, easily could've resulted in a packer victory. I mean I get it, yes this game will be tough, yes we may have a more-than-50%-chance of losing, and yes the niners match up REALLY well against us, but thinking we will lose this game for sure because of this or that thing is crazy IMO. GET IT TOGETHER PACKER FANS! WE HAVE A REALLY GOOD TEAM AND THE BEST QB IN THE GAME!! WE HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF LOSING THIS GAME BUT WE ALSO HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF WINNING IT!!! EVERYBODY MAN UP, STOP ACTING LIKE A BUNCH OF GODD*MN P*SSIES, AND STOP PREPARING YOURSELVES FOR THE DISAPPOINTMENT AND HURT OF DEFEAT BY ASSUMING A LOSS!!!! IF WE LOSE IT SHOULD HURT U *SSHOLES!!!!!!
*slowly calms down and regains composure*
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Marley2Hendrix wrote:yeah, awful lot of vagina-y vibes in this thread. It's kaep. We got this by 10.
Well, I'm not gonna go as far as u and predict a victory, but I like that you're at least willing to go out on a limb and be crushed if the packers lose...
Anyway, here's a clip from the deer hunter that IMO sums up what the collective attitude of this board should be going into this game. MAN UP PACKER NATION!!!! STOP BEING AFRAID OF THE F*CKING NINERS!!!! AROD AIN'T SCURRED!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMjZKXaptBk
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emunney wrote:I wonder is Ross can play in the backfield with an offseason of work. He's a big dude.
Wow, I didn't even realize he's that big. 6'0 215 is a tank for WR/return man. He moves like a small guy. He might have some potential in a Cobb type role going forward. That's pretty awesome to think about..
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jimmybones wrote:emunney wrote:I wonder is Ross can play in the backfield with an offseason of work. He's a big dude.
Wow, I didn't even realize he's that big. 6'0 215 is a tank for WR/return man. He moves like a small guy. He might have some potential in a Cobb type role going forward. That's pretty awesome to think about..
He's got all kinds of strength records for Cal receivers.
From his Cal bio:
a tremendous athlete who registered top all-time marks in multiple strength and conditioning activities among Cal receivers, including the power clean (352 pounds), bench press (350 pounds, tied for the school's top mark at his position), squat (500 pounds) and vertical jump (37.5 inches).
Kind of a beast, you can see he's not just a workout warrior either. Arm tackles are not a thing w/ him.
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Pack by 13. Book it.
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Ok I'll bite. I say packers by 6. Repeat of the 2010 Super Bowl, we get a little lead, but then have to fight off a late charge to hold on for the victory.