Green Bay Packers ( 2 - 2 )
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Total Offense = 3rd

Passing Offense = 4th

Rushing Offense = 5th

Total Defense = 19th

Passing Defense = 26th

Rushing Defense = 5th

Points For = 29.5 (3rd)

Points Against = 24.2 (17th)[/list]

Baltimore Ravens ( 3 - 2 )
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Total Offense = 21st

Passing Offense = 14th

Rushing Offense = 27th

Total Defense = 14th

Passing Defense = 16th

Rushing Defense = 6th

Points For = 23.4 (14th)

Points Against = 22.0 (14th)[/list]

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You put the Lions instead of the Ravens 😃

It will be interesting to see how the Packers OL holds up to the Ravens who have some very good talent at DL / OLB. Though a lot will probably depend on how much time the WRs/TEs need to get open and weather they can run the ball or not. I think the ravens are the best run defense teams we've faced (so far).

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Here’s the full list of Packers inactives:
CB Jarrett Bush (hamstring)
CB Casey Hayward (hamstring)
RB James Starks (knee)
OLB Clay Matthews (thumb)
LB Brad Jones (hamstring)
G/C Greg Van Roten (foot)
DE Josh Boyd (healthy scratch)

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Bostick is ACTIVE!

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It sure is a good thing that Baltimore used all it's cap space to retain the greatest quarterback that ever lived - Joe Flacco. Ha. Haha. hahahahaha

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you like him in preseason? - ya he was decent ... kind of hope he gets good enough and we get rid of quarless

That was a gut grinding experience!

That was a Mike McCarthy special.

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I thought this was a spectacular win, given the circumstances. Look at some of the players the Packers had on the field: 3rd, 4th, and 5th string OLB's, 3rd string safety often, 3/4th string MLB, rookie left tackle, only two healthy wide receivers. Not many teams could have played that tough on the road against a very physical team in those circumstances. I give the Packers a ton of credit for this win.