Green Bay Packers ( 4 - 0 )
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Total Offense = 5th

Passing Offense = 5th

Rushing Offense = 15th

Total Defense = 28th

Passing Defense = 31st

Rushing Defense = 2nd

Points For = 37.0 (1st)

Points Against = 24.2 (18th)[/list]

Atlanta Falcons ( 2 - 2 )
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Total Offense = 12th

Passing Offense = 11th

Rushing Offense = 19th

Total Defense = 21st

Passing Defense = 24th

Rushing Defense = 10th

Points For = 22.5 (16th)

Points Against = 20.7 (27th)[/list]

Atlanta Falcons ENEMY FORUMS! 



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Go 'head, talk some smack to the Falcons fans. I'd say be respectful, but I think the Falcons fans are still crying over last seasons playoff loss. 🙂

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Tavaris Jackson went 25/38 for 319 and 3 touchdowns with a pretty respectable (for TJ) 96.3 passer rating against Atlanta. Does Seattle have any receivers, or is Jackson just throwing to himself?

So... any predictions for the numbers Rodgers’ puts up on Sunday night?

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I think Tony Gonzalez might pose a serious threat on sunday because roddy white and julio jones are going to get a fair amount of attention. who do u guys think will be on him (woodson?)? Anyway i think we wont be punting on that secondary just need a couple defensive stops. 37-21 win

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I expect a high scoring affair, but I don't exactly fear them anymore. LOL. They mortgaged their future to trade up for Julio Jones... Because of US! Did I mention we got Finley back this time? Plus a bunch of other guys!

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This is a great opportunity for the defense to show that it can stop the pass. I'm not expecting miracles but it'd be great to keep them to sub-300.

Matt Ryan and the falcons are over-rated this year. The addition of Julio Jones takes away from what made them successfull last year, a smash mouth running game with Turner and that other guy, Mughelli??? I don't think Ryan has a big enough arm to make some of the deep throws that Jones opens up. Tramon's first interception in the playoff game last year was on a deep ball that was underthrown.

Their Oline is having trouble protecting Ryan and their dline only has 5 sacks the whole year. They couldn't get Jackson once against the seahawks who have given up as many sacks as the bears.

I see the Pack being fired up about this one and getting a big win.

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I did the rankings late last night so feel free to verify/update them. I'm thinking the current rankings may have changed since then.

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This game is going to be about one thing - avenging an incredibly embarrassing loss. You guys can throw away all those stats and matchups and all that other crap that makes you think you know anything.

IF, the Packers can withstand the emotional onslaught that will be coming in the first half; then they will win. IF not, we will be beaten as if we raped their women in our last raid of Dixie.

I picked this game as a loss and I stand by that. Should we win, great, should be smooth sailing the rest of the way.

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I'm gonna call this one a shootout right now.

ATL is going to bring it, they torpedo'd almost 2 draft classes just for this game [grin1]

with how our D has faired weeks 1-4, I think we will lose.

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I wouldn't be surprised to see 1,000 yards passing combined in this game. Packers can't stop the pass if their life depended on it and the Falcons can't stop the Packers passing attack if you spotted them 12 men on the field.

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Where is the optimism? Our offense is playing phenomenal football right now, and it has been a joy to watch AR and this team. But I do concede our defense has seemed a bit weak especially in the secondary. We also can't forget about Turner. We stop him early and we make them rely on their passing again I don't think Matty "Ice" can get them a win. They have an infuriating, boring offense. They like to get the short stuff going then go deep much like we set up our run with passing they set up their deep balls with short routes. Gonzalez is not quite Finley-esque but he has given us problems in the past. He is incredibly hard to play man to man and he gets lost in our zones a lot. I'd like to see Burnett on him not because of his coverage skills per say
but because of the athleticism and size Burnett has. If our pass rush doesn't get home or get pressure it will be a shoot out. And if we don't protect AR we'll be in big trouble, but that hasn't been a problem yet. Our D just needs some timely turnovers and our offense needs to play the same ball they've been playing. I think we win this, and I'm not saying that just because I'm going to the game....Or maybe I am.

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Where's the optimism? Where's your flippin paragraphs!?

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Atlanta's D right now is worse than ours.

48-31.

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I'd be happy if this turned in to a shoot out. Maybe only 1-2 QB's in the league could compete in a shoot out with AR and Ryan certainly isn't one of them. If it turns into that the defense would give up some yards but get some picks too.

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While our secondary has struggled, a lot of that blame should go to lack of pressuring the quarterback. When receivers are able put on double moves and run around, finally breaking free with the quarterback having maximum time, our secondary will continue to get torched. This is not the case with the Falcons. Their offensive line is just terrible and I think Capers is going to take full advantage of this, putting Ryan on his back a few times. Defense gets 2-3 turnovers. 👍

On that note, while we all harp on our defense...Atlanta's defense is terrible as well. I can't imagine what Rodgers and Co. are going to do to this defense. I am assuming Bulaga and Grant are going to be back? Bulaga gives us better pass protection (Newhouse did a good job filling in) and Grant gives us a better run game. Add Finley into the mix since we didn't have him last year and there is just no way their defense can stop the Packers offense.

Packers- 35
Falcons- 24

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we diddn't exactly light up Cutlet in Bear Week.. and that's saying something.

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No, Ryan isn't one of them.

Only Tom Brady and Donovan McNabb could compete with 🇦🇷 in a shootout.






















(I put the 2nd name in there to see if anyone actually reads what I type).

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I nearly dropped my pecker when I read this.

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After 4 games The Packers are on pace to score 592 points and Rodgers is on track to throw for 5,300 yards. Both marks would be single-season NFL records. There are always fast starts in any season, however I think this keeps on keeping on.

I think Cobb has a big game, the Packers D gets pressure on Matty and it is a big win.

42-23 with 450+ passing yards.

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