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After what Garrard did today, I'm sure Rodgers will pick us apart. What's the over/under on how many yards he throws against our pathetic secondary?

Rogers is going to humiliate our D.

He beat our D when we were good, just imagine what he'll do when we're bad.

I think Rogers throws for 350 and 4 TDs

400+ yards...easily

they're more then likely going to be successful running the ball as well.

Packers 42
Boys 13

Rodgers will set the all time record with 600 yards passing.

I think if they wanted to get 600 yds passing, they could. I honestly think we are THAT bad right now.

300 yards passing and 200 running. How many TDs will just depend on whether they'd rather pad the passing stats or the rushing stats.

That all-Pro Green Bay line will tool us.

I'd be shocked if we hold them under 40.

Scoops wrote:Another night game? At this point they are getting kind of old imo.

~ The two major injuries the team is dealing with right now is Donald Driver wih the quad strain. He may miss practice time. "He’s had actually two separate injuries to his quad. He initially had a quad bruise and then had a quad strain on top of it. Donald’s a fighter."

He is hoping time off with help Driver. "We felt that giving him the time off this week he’d be able to play in the game. He pushed through it last week but was unable to get through the Jet game yesterday. We’ll probably take a little more cautious approach with him this week."

Patrick Lee had an ankle sprain" and I don’t think he’ll be able to practice. He’s probably going to be for the game."

Also, Andrew Quarless had a shoulder sprain. "They’re actually doing some more testing on him now. Dr. McKenzie didn’t seem very concerned about it, but I don’t have all the information right now."

Other soundbites:

~ "We just were not very fundamentally sound as an offense. ... We felt that we just weren’t very sharp, whether it was finishing blocks, certain reads, depth of routes and so forth. We need to get back to just playing football the right way and not worrying about what the other side’s doing. Made it very loud and clear in the Wednesday team meeting, trust the film. Don’t believe the hype."

~ "You need to stack success."

~ "To go into their house, magnificent stadium, on the big stage and to win that game, that’s definitely a big shot of confidence you can carry forward. There’s no question about it. But it’s no different. You need to use it properly. No one picked us to win the game, and I think that stuff’s great, and if it helps motivate our guys, super."

~ On Dallas: "We’re fully anticipating a very motivated Dallas team coming in here Sunday night."

~ On offense, Green Bay's 9 points is the fewest in a road win since 1954, when the Packers won 7-6 vs. the Colts under head coach Lisle Blackbourn.

But Green Bay's defense pitched a shutout, the first in the NFL this year. "That it’s the first shutout of the year in the National Football League. It’s the first shutout on the road for the Green Bay Packers since 1991. I think anytime you can say you did something that hasn’t happened for 20 years for the Green Bay Packers, that’s obviously significant. But we’re a damn good run defense. We led the league in run defense last year. We’ve been working through some combinations because of the injuries up front. We’ve been challenged particularly the last two weeks against Miami and Minnesota with them running the football, and that was our focus. Our focus was to go into that game and stop their run game."

~ On P Tim Masthay: "The punting performance is the finest punting – I can’t tell you how good this feels to say this – this is the finest punting performance I’ve – I’m not exaggerating, I’m not dramatic – the finest punting performance that I’ve ever been a part of in all my years on both sides of the ball. I can’t tell you how happy I am for Tim. It makes me want to cry. I thought he was tremendous. That was, you talk about a field-position game. I thought that was remarkable. He just needs to do it every week now and we’ll be fine."

~ He has until "Monday after the Dallas game" to determine what to do with PUP players Al Harris, Atari Bigby and James Starks.