It wasn't a fluke. It was a great play, but the ball was thrown directly to him while he was going towards the end zone. That means, he had momentum to score and had to go, what, 19 yards? It was a good play, not a fluke.

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A fluke is more like when a pass bounces off a receiver's foot and directly into the hands of a defender. Not that that would ever actually happen....

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Raji had the play of the game and was outstanding but I would give a second game ball to Jennings. He was Rodgers go-to guy all day and gave the Packers a distinct edge when we had the ball.

Every time we moved the ball Jennings was a major factor.

If we win the SB this guy will have a big day. I look for him and Driver with all his experience to make several tough clutch receptions.

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I seem to recall a 'fumble' by driver against the cards that driver had also that looked a bit like a fluke.

Not sure if this has been mentioned but I heard today Raji set a record...Heaviest player to ever score a playoff touchdown. I'll be honest, when we drafted him I was worried he'd be another one of our Dline busts

Yah. I was just going to post this. The previous record holder? William "The Refrigerator" Perry.

Move over 'Fridge. There's a new appliance in town: B.J. "The Freezer" Raji!

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I can give love to both Shields and Raji. They played great games. Couldn't have done it without them both.

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Raji's INT was no fluke - great play calling by Capers and the rook didn't see it coming. Then he catches the ball in perfect form (not an accident, either). Not a fluke.

Still, Shields put down a possible score @ the end of the first half, and finished off Hanie's comeback attempt - that kid gets my gameball and is at this point easily my favorite Packer right now. To think of how worried we all were (and I definitely count myself in the "we"), and then how he's performed all season... just awesome. And then you think of a future w/ him and Tramon on the edges and you just have to feel pretty damn good about that, as well.

Game ball for NFCCG: Shields, IMO. But Raji's a hellofa stud, too.

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Shields is a favorite of mine if for no other reason than he kept Harris off the active roster this year. I've wanted Harris gone since the last NFC Championship game, and that doesn't take into consideration the fact that it would have been a catastrophic mistake to bring him back after the devastating knee injury he sustained last year.

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As great as Shields plays were, Raji gave me this kind of reaction.

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