The team the packers should fear in the playoffs. The 49ers...· Page 2

peteralan71
Registered

13 years ago

If I had to pick a team that would pose a problem for the Packers, it would be the Saints, not the 49ers. The 49ers lack of WR helps the Packers defense tremendously. The Packers are going to put up 30+, you will not get that running the ball against the Packers.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

My thoughts exactly. The hardest team for us to play is not the team with a great defense. We showed last year in the Super Bowl that a great defense really doesn't slow us down. This year shows easily that what a team needs to beat us with is their offense. The Saints pose the biggest threat to us... by quite a ways. And the Saints, from the look of it, will play a Wild Card game then move on to the 49ers in the Divisional round as we play the Lions coming off a win against the Giants.

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Nonstopdrivel
Preferred Member

13 years ago

#12

Gore would get a 100-yard game on us

Originally Posted by: RajiRoar

Let him. The way to beat this team is through the air, not on the ground.

CaliforniaCheez
Member

13 years ago

#13

I will caution you all. I have watch much of the 49'ers season being in their television market.

They are an above average team, but the Packers are much better.

The Packers can control Frank Gore and the running game. Alex Smith rarely throws the ball 10 yards when he does throw. He is not accrate enough.

The match ups that may be most worrisome are the Giants. I know they go hot and cold but on a good day might stand the best chance of getting the Packers.

The Saints with a lead and running the ball is less problematic.

Some of you worry too much. The 49'ers should not be part of it.

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DoddPower
Veteran Member

13 years ago

#14

Originally Posted by: CaliforniaCheez

Yeah, after watching the Eagles last night, I would say the NFC teams that could give the Packers the most trouble would be the Saints and the Giants. Although, the Bears pass rush was one reason they were so successful last night (against Eagles) which we won't have anything near that level.

The Giants relentless pass rush would cause the Packers fits, especially when generating that much pressure with only four rushers.

TheKanataThrilla
Veteran Member

13 years ago

#15

My concern with the 49ers is that no doubt Alex Smith will be reminded by the media how San Fran did not select Aaron Rodgers. I can see this motivating him to play his heart out.

azrunning
Guest

13 years ago

#16

My concern with the 49ers is that no doubt Alex Smith will be reminded by the media how San Fran did not select Aaron Rodgers. I can see this motivating him to play his heart out.

Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla

But does that mean anything? Alex Smith playing his heart out doesn't scare me at all.

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nerdmann
Premier Member

13 years ago

#17

Doesn't look like we'll have to worry about Philly.

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porky88
Veteran Member

13 years ago

#18

Frankly, I think Detroit and N.Y. Giants match up better with the Packers. The Lions have the front four to beat the Packers. The 49ers don't. They'll bring the blitz and Rodgers will burn them over and over. Detroit doesn't need to blitz. Suh will whip the middle of the Packer line, which frees up everybody else to make plays. The Giants are similar too. They don't need to bring a lot of pressure. Justin Tuck and Jason Pierre-Paul would give the GB OL fits, though I'm not so sure their secondary could hold up. I wouldn't rule out New Orleans, either. They're the only team that can compete with GB in a shootout.

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