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Laser Gunns
Senior Member

11 years ago

The Giants got hot. The 2010 Packers team did not. They just finally started playing to their capabilities. There is a difference.

People don't realize how good that 2010 team was

Originally Posted by: cheeseheads123

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EDIT: I think I have some years mixed up

Though, personally, I think the 07' team was even better.

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Collins, Bigby?
Kampman 💓 Jenkins, c. Williams, Jolly, KGB.

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QCHuskerFan
Member

11 years ago

#22

Guess I didn't realize how many posters live in CO and are taking advantage of legal Marijuana. 2010 better than 2011? 2010 overcame more. They won the Super Bowl. But they were not better than 2011. 2011 was one of the best regular season teams in history. 15-1? 2010 had half the team on IR. 2011 was a fine tuned machine.

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play2win
Senior Member

11 years ago

#23

The Giants got hot. The 2010 Packers team did not. They just finally started playing to their capabilities. There is a difference.

People don't realize how good that 2010 team was

Originally Posted by: cheeseheads123

Interesting. I can buy some of that. It was a hell of a loaded team at the time.

play2win
Senior Member

11 years ago

#24

Originally Posted by: QCHuskerFan

Not defensively. Not at all. That D plummeted to the bottom of the NFL rankings.

wpr
Preferred Member

11 years ago

#25

Originally Posted by: QCHuskerFan

The offense was. The defense was terrible.

they were 19th in rush defense 111 yards a game.
32nd in pass defense 300 yards
32nd total defense 411 yards
19th in points allowed
26th in 3rd down conversions allowed at 43%

That defense would have been hard pressed to finish 6-10.

cheeseheads123
Member

11 years ago

#26

Originally Posted by: QCHuskerFan

That 2010 Packers team would of went on the road into Lambeau and done the same thing the Giants did to the 2011 team in the playoffs.

That 2010 defense was great, the offense was good, and the offensive line protected Rodgers.

The 2010 Packers started 3-3. Two of those losses came in overtime. They then went on to win 7 of the last 10. In two of those losses Rodgers missed 6 quarters. They were a great team that had a slow start.

Yes, the 2011 team was a fine tuned machine, but that 2010 team was a different kind of beast.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

11 years ago

#27

2010 Packers were sacked 38 times.
2011 Packers were sacked 41 times.

cheeseheads123
Member

11 years ago

#28

2010 Packers were sacked 38 times.
2011 Packers were sacked 41 times.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

I didn't compare the 2010 line with the 2011 line. I was just showing how balanced that 2010 team was

Porforis
Veteran Member

11 years ago

#29

Something "tightwad" Ted Thompson wouldn't ever let happen. Be thank fans, be thankful.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

On a related note, would you be willing to suffer through a year to two years of rebuilding if it meant winning a super bowl? Winning the super bowl and having to gut your team and let quality key players go is a good problem to have. Definitely not a Packers Problem with the way Ted builds teams.

wpr
Preferred Member

11 years ago

#30

Originally Posted by: Porforis

Win the SB every 5 years and then dismantle and rebuild in between. I can take that.

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