I'd prefer to clinch the spot now rather than lose the next two and have it come down to the wire.

As long as we beat the Seahawks I think we're in.

This is the least important of the 3 games as its against an AFC team.

Obviously the players shouldnt be thinking that, but as fans we can afford to look at the big picture.

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You know what the funny thing is? The film has been out there all along.

Just look at every single pass happy team in the league. All you have to do is get some pressure, get after the QB. Didn't last night's game remind you a lot of the Giants beating the Patriots?

I think these NFC East teams have figured it out. They start with getting pressure and stopping pressure. O-line and D-line. That's what this whole game is about.

That's exactly why I'm so perplexed that DCs always throw 7-8 into coverage against passing teams. Maybe you can do that if you have a D-line like the 2007 Packers, the 2008 Giants etc., but usually this won't work against a good QB. Yet, it's the exact thing they keep on doing.

Untill someone brings pressure and shows the QB to be human, after all. Then the blindfolds go off around the league.

I think it's funny how all the naysayers have been conspicuously quiet the past few weeks. Aaron Rodgers is going to make the playoffs in his second year as a starter. Can't ask for much more than that.

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Beat me to the punch by hitting the nail on the head. Of course I don't want to see the team lose, but it's not the end of the world if they did.

And nonstop, you're right. We've all calmmed up about M.M (I too was calling for his head after tampa) and A.R. now that they've looked fairly good the last 5 weeks.

Oh, I haven't shut up about Mike McCarthy, musccy. I still don't trust him. But the naysayers about Rodgers have certainly been silenced.

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Well.....i'm mad. We should have won today.
I hope this loss doesn't knock the wind out of the team.

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We can lose our remaining two games and still get a wildcard spot.

The cowboys face the Skins and Phins, two division rivals. If they lose both we're home and dry.

If they win one we need to win one and we're in.

If the Giants lose one more game (skins, panthers, minny) and we win one we're in.

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GB needs to beat Seattle and I think they're in good shape. If they lose that game, quite frankly, GB doesn't deserve to make the playoff then. I would say one more win gets the Packers in.

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