Watching The Packers Today

[Kalyan]

Its how we enter the playoffs? like last 4 weeks, then I would say don't bother packing bags
But if we find our rythm and OL and DL dominating, then I will take our chances.
6 weeks to findout

 

[Nexx]

The Packers are good team and they are returning 3 of their top 5 players before the playoffs start in Baktiari, Jaire Alexander, and Z'Darious Smith.

Their defense is Top 10 but vulnerable to deep passing shots.

They aren't a juggernaut, I'd classify them as "really good". There are no juggernauts this season and while I wouldn't favor the Cowboys @ Lambeau, it wouldn't shock me if the Cowboys won.

The Packers have lost multiple playoff games @ Lambeau over the last decade.

wut… they have injuries to major starters and they keep winning!?!?

 

[mahoneybill]

Don't forget to mention, the officials continue to help out Rodgers and the Packers.

Have a good friend who is not only a fan but also stock holder of Packers. He admitted they have perfected holding to an art form

 

[Zman5]

wut… they have injuries to major starters and they keep winning!?!?

They lost to the Vikings last week. Yeh the team we beat with Cooper Rush.

 

[ccb04]

Watching the Packers today...I was struck by how mediocre the Rams looked at times, on the way to their 3rd straight loss. This despite the additions of Miller & OBJ, to go along with Donald, Ramsey, Kupp, etc. The QB they gave up two 1st's, a 3rd, and Goff to get, threw his 3rd pick six in as many games. And as that trade plays out, they will have not had a pick in the 1st round for 7 consecutive seasons.

As far as the Packers, it's always tough to play in Lambeau...especially in December & January.

 

[john van brocklin]

I’d give the Boys about a 5-10% chance of going into Green Bay and coming out with a win in the playoffs.

That high?

 

[RonWashington]

I’d give the Boys about a 5-10% chance of going into Green Bay and coming out with a win in the playoffs.

5 to 10 percent sounds pessimistic on your part .

 

[805BoysInBlue]

If it's the NFC championship game I like our chances. Rodgers craps the bed in the NFC championships.

 

[CowboyRoy]

I’d give the Boys about a 5-10% chance of going into Green Bay and coming out with a win in the playoffs.

which team? The injury plagued one or a healthy one? Two completely different teams.

Laughably the Cowboys have the 3rd best record or there about in the NFL.

Packers are definitely a tough out. But they always are at this point. Its their defense this year that makes them even better.

 

[Shadowfax]

They look like the best team in the NFC. Their defense is legit, but so is the Cardinals and the Rams. If our running game doesn’t improve and we continue to not be able to constantly stop the run, You may be right on your percentage.

However, I am an optimistic homer and think they will do both by getting players back and by developing more consistency on the office line.

 

[Mk2_Cowboys]

I’d give the Boys about a 5-10% chance of going into Green Bay and coming out with a win in the playoffs.

1% only because Rodgers could potentially get covid right before game. Otherwise 0% chance.

 

[cowboyec]

at full strength,i like our chances.

 

[ultron]

I’d give the Boys about a 5-10% chance of going into Green Bay and coming out with a win in the playoffs.

They’re very beatable. Every team is, but especially them. They fold like lawn chairs in big games.

 

[Zordon]

The Packers are good team and they are returning 3 of their top 5 players before the playoffs start in Baktiari, Jaire Alexander, and Z'Darious Smith.

Their defense is Top 10 but vulnerable to deep passing shots.

They aren't a juggernaut, I'd classify them as "really good". There are no juggernauts this season and while I wouldn't favor the Cowboys @ Lambeau, it wouldn't shock me if the Cowboys won.

The Packers have lost multiple playoff games @ Lambeau over the last decade.

If their corners can decent press, they will handle us in the 30 degree weather in January. I've lost total confidence in this offense performing on the road against aggressive defenses.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

Watching the Packers today...I was struck by how mediocre the Rams looked at times, on the way to their 3rd straight loss. This despite the additions of Miller & OBJ, to go along with Donald, Ramsey, Kupp, etc. The QB they gave up two 1st's, a 3rd, and Goff to get, threw his 3rd pick six in as many games. And as that trade plays out, they will have not had a pick in the 1st round for 7 consecutive seasons.

As far as the Packers, it's always tough to play in Lambeau...especially in December & January.

You can take Stafford out of Detroit but you can't take Detroit out of Stafford.

 

[Jstopper]

wut… they have injuries to major starters and they keep winning!?!?

I’m sure you don’t know this cause I doubt you watch other teams, but they lost to the Vikings last week

 

[Jstopper]

1% only because Rodgers could potentially get covid right before game. Otherwise 0% chance.

yeah same 1% the Vikings and Saints had. Sigh what a loser fanbase we have

 

[Zman5]

If we end up playing in bad weather condition in GB, I'm more worried about their RBs than Rodgers. Some of our defenders might make early business decisions trying to tackle Dillon in 10-degree weather.

 

[loublue22]

in any situation like that, it's more mental than anything. Dallas would beat themselves.

 

[rambo2]

I’d give the Boys about a 5-10% chance of going into Green Bay and coming out with a win in the playoffs.

I noticed that Rodgers took a lot of hits and already has a broken toe.