Are Packers most over rated team in playoffs?· Page 2

beast
Select Member

5 years ago

You know what, fuck this bullshit!

Where was this under rated talk when we were unlucky in games? When we lost numerous narrow games? No one said shit about us being under rated or far better than our record. In fact, we got to have "you are what your record is" mantra over and over.

Packers earned their 13 wins and their 3 losses. If you got a problem with that, fuck you!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

People may have not used the exact words but people did say we were better, and pointed out close losses....

In fact, we got to have "you are what your record is" mantra over and over.

I KNOW! I remember how I'd often argue with uddffaa (what ever the hell his name was) about that shit all the time (especially seasons where Rodgers was hurt), I think it's fair to say me and him fought more than most... I didn't believe the record was always right when the team struggled, I'm just staying consistent and not believing it's always right when it's been successful.

I got no probs with the record, or trying to look past that and actually trying to evaluationing the team to a deeper level...

wpr
Preferred Member

5 years ago

#12

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

Z eat a snickers. You're hangery.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

5 years ago

#13

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

Zero, it’s not healthy to hold back.
You need to learn to let loose!
Now.....tell us how you REALLY feel!🤪

blueleopard
Member

5 years ago

#14

I agree with Z.

Fuck all this overrated bullshit. If anybody's overrated, it's the Saints.

I would love nothing more than to see the great 49ers and Ravens get knocked off as the Packers advance. Screw trends.

Danreb Victorio A Believer of Greg Jennings

Cheesey
Preferred Member

5 years ago

#15

If Rodgers takes what Seattle’s defense gives, instead of trying to force things, then we will win.
(Also needs to stay away from CLOWNy, so he doesn’t get cheap shotted.)

KRK
Veteran Member

5 years ago

#16

Perhaps it was the Ravens

In Luce tua Videmus Lucem KRK

beast
Select Member

5 years ago

#17

Perhaps it was the Ravens

Originally Posted by: KRK

Na the Ravens were too reliant on a single player. And that player put too much pressure on himself to make the plays and got caught up on the moment and dug himself a hole even deeper...

Such as if he just followed his blocking on a 4th and 1 yard run, he might of had 15 yards or more....there was a hole for him, but he cut it up the field and got none.

But so far both 2nd year QBs, had the game get too big for them and pressure hurt them from maximuming their game.

I'm waiting to see what happens to Rodgers, normally he has a bad game and bounces right back up... this year he has seemed to be doubling down and losing on doing it his way. All with his arm, I hoping we see better footwork from inside the pocket.

I still think getting him outside the pocket and running more like he did in MM's scheme might help him, but I'm hoping.to save that as a surprise for the 49ers defense that struggled more with that.

TheKanataThrilla
Veteran Member

5 years ago

#18

Perhaps it was the Ravens

Originally Posted by: KRK

It always brings up the question whether it was smart to rest Jackson the last week of the season knowing they had a bye. 3 weeks without playing football I wonder if he was a bit rusty. When the Titans created that 14 point lead I think the pressure and panic made things worse for Jackson and the Ravens.

Can't take anything away from the Titans, when you can run the ball like that and your QB plays within their talents and doesn't do anything stupid good things will happen. They do have a well balanced team. I thought the refs last night were great. Other refs may have called some pass interference on some of the plays but the refs let both teams play tough defending the pass.

go.pack.go.
Veteran Member

5 years ago

#19

Perhaps it was the Ravens

Originally Posted by: KRK

Without a doubt. Everyone thought the Ravens were rolling and would be a shoe-in to the super bowl. My pick was and still is the chiefs for the AFC. The ravens screwed up by resting starters before the bye. They had won 11 straight and all their momentum ended right then. They were over confident and the Titans came in and punched them in the mouth.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

5 years ago

#20

Originally Posted by: go.pack.go.

I was thinking about this earlier this morning. I get your backups playing gets them quality reps. I just don't know if the value you get from that trumps the quality you have of keeping that rhythm going. I would probably treat it like a 3rd preseason game where starters play the entire half and first drive of third quarter. Then I would start cycling people out.

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