Over the last three games, without Merciless, Smith, Alexander. Does that count the scrubs we played against Detroit?

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Actually, any of the teams out there "...can beat them selves..." lol

Arguably, the Cowboys did that last night.

EVERYBODY scares me.

We played 3 of the 4 remaining teams in the regular season, winning the 3 games by a combined total of 13 pts (SF by 2, ARI by 3, LA by 8 ).

We won 5 games by a combined total of 11 points (SF, ARI, CIN, BAL, CLE). Our 13-4 record wasn't that far off from 8-9.

The Packers have flaws, and big question marks on whether the injured starters will be able to fill some of the gaps.

Originally Posted by: macbob 

Im VERY nervous about this game. Last season, I thought having home field advantage, would almost guarantee a trip to the Super Bowl.
Now, I don’t have that feeling. Over confidence can bite a team in the butt. Maybe that was part of last years implosion in the NFC title game.
Tempered confidence, knowing that if you don’t prepare and execute at a high level, will most likely leave you sitting home come Super Bowl week.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey 

I still think failures to catch Brady's INT passes are what cost is the game, S Redmond dropped one before half, and then he decided to triple cover the WR over the middle when two guys (I believe Sullivan and Amos had him pinned in) and instead of giving help to King one on one.

Originally Posted by: beast 

So, three interceptions in the second half wasn't enough? I'm not buying that. Packers went three an out twice on two of those interceptions and that is why they lost the game. If you need more than three interceptions to win a game, you don't really deserve to win. Thought we moved on from this? I thought the Packers were playing the 49ers in a few days? Do we want to discuss the upcoming match or just revisit the amazingly fun to rehash 2020 NFL season conclusion for the Packers? 🤔

49ers running game is what worries me most. They seem like a team that will travel just fine in the damn cold. Hopefully Nick Bosa misses the game. 😁 IF the Packers can get out to a double digit lead, I think they can salt this one away with Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon. Jimmy G has a bum shoulder and can't grip too well. I am hoping the cold weather makes it harder for his ass!!


Update: Jason McIntyre @jasonrmcintyre Texted someone in SF about 90 minutes ago asking about Jimmy G. LOTS of rumors the hand & shoulder are not good. Like "may not start" good. And the line has surged marketwide to GB -6. Somebody has even more intel

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

I prefer Jimmy over Lance. I dont like facing mobile QBs in the cold in the playoffs

Originally Posted by: bboystyle 

It’s the scars from Culpepper, McNabb, Vick, and Kaepernick.

Originally Posted by: jdlax