I really can't add much in terms of post-game thoughts. I was driving the entire game from WI back to MN. Once I got to Minni I switched over to Vikings radio. It was around the time the Packers had taken a 27 point lead.
Small slice of heaven, listening to Paul Allen sound like someone ran his dog over. All week I've listened to Vikings radio and their overconfident fans sound off on how they could take on anyone and dominate with their stifling D and powerful ground game. Ha, right...
After the game P.A. called Green Bay "one of the better teams in the NFC". O RLY?
Anyway, he's not really alone. In a lot of minds it's still Dallas and everyone else.
Matt Mosley's Observations
Moments after the Cowboys wrapped up a convincing 31-20 victory over the Giants, Troy Aikman said, "I don't think anyone's in Dallas' class in the NFC."
With all due respect, Aikman might want to secure a tape of the Packers' 34-0 victory over the Vikings before ruling them completely out.
Covenant of the Gridiron
People seem to be waiting for the other shoe to drop on this Packer's season. Yet...I don't see that happening. Week after week they look quite impressive...and that stayed true this week as they absolutley throttled a Vikings team that beat San Diego last week and managed to hold Adrian Peterson to just 45 yards rushing. 296 to 45 is quite the downgrade, wouldn't you say? In victory Favre managed to pass 60,000 career passing yards. The only other Quarterback to have done this is Dan Marino? Quite impressive, Bret. In my opinion, the Packers were looking to make a statement this week given that they were always in close games...so I think they wanted to destroy the Vikings. And they did.
What can be drawn from this? Not a lot, unless you have yet to realize that this Greenbay team is pretty damn good.
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