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Lennys Tap

Quote from: ChicosBailBonds on December 29, 2013, 07:21:37 PM
Wrong


On their last two drives (both touchdowns to bring them from 8 down to win the game) the Packers ran it down the Bear's throat to the tune of 17 yards on 9 carries. Rodgers completed 8 of 11 for 150 yards and scrambled once for 5 yards. So yeah, they won it by running it down the Bear's throats. Not.

Dish

Quote from: wadesworld on December 29, 2013, 07:35:51 PM
:'(

Gotta suck to be a Bears (or Lions/Vikings) fan.  Packers finally have an awful season riddled with awful defense and a plethora of injuries, go 8-7-1, and...still win the NFC North.  Comical.

Not at all actually. Bears lost their QB and two best defenders to significant injury time. Bears defense is barely NFL worthy, let alone playoff worthy.

Lions? Sure, I'll give you that.

If anything, Pack should have run away with the division if they had a competent back up weeks ago. Not sure why you harp on that point of it sucking, because it doesn't at all.


damuts222

Regardless of who won that game San Francisco's defense is much better than Bears or packers defense.  I am not disappointed as a Bears fan. Dumb plays cost them the game, Bears had many wins slip away all season because of the same..dumb plays.  Redskins and Vikings games off the top of my head should have been wins.
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ChicosBailBonds

Your assumption, Lenny, is to know what would have happened on plays there weren't run.  I know you think you are good, and even can tell the future, but you can't.  No one knows, impossible to know because every play is different, every outcome different.  On a play where it is passed, no one knows if that were a run how it would turn out and vice versa. 

Thus, you are wrong. 


tower912

The Lions are who they have been for as long as I have been aware of football.    A team that underperforms its talent and finds ways to lose.   This season is no more painful than any other.   More comical, but not more painful. 
Luke 6:45   ...A good man produces goodness from the good in his heart; an evil man produces evil out of his store of evil.   Each man speaks from his heart's abundance...

It is better to be fearless and cheerful than cheerless and fearful.

ChicosBailBonds

Quote from: The Sultan of Syncopation on December 29, 2013, 07:29:37 PM

They probably will get their ass kicked.  But between this game and the Cowboys' game, this has been one memorable year.

Sometimes better to be lucky than good...definitely some gifts there....oh never mind, you don't believe in that.  LOL

wadesworld

#1956
Quote from: MUDish on December 29, 2013, 07:43:18 PM
Not at all actually. Bears lost their QB and two best defenders to significant injury time. Bears defense is barely NFL worthy, let alone playoff worthy.

Lions? Sure, I'll give you that.

If anything, Pack should have run away with the division if they had a competent back up weeks ago. Not sure why you harp on that point of it sucking, because it doesn't at all.



I'd be pretty disappointed if my biggest rival, a divisional opponent who wins the division more often than not (at least recently), lost their starting QB, a top 2 QB in the NFL, for 8 (including the 1st Bears game since he only played 1 drive) weeks - half of a season - and went 2-5-1, including 6 straight weeks without a win, went 8-7-1 (what will probably be their worst record in a 10+ year span in a few years), and they still win the division.

The Packers should have run away with the Division weeks ago?  Now that is comical.  QB out for half of the season, 2 of our top 3 receiving targets out for over half the season (Finley and Cobb), 4th best receiving option out for multiple weeks, first quality running back we've had in years out for multiple weeks, etc.  The fact that they were anywhere near the top of the Division is dumbfounding.

Also, people need to stop saying Marshall and Jeffries are the best 1-2 receiving punch in the NFL.  They are certainly very, very good.  Not saying they aren't at all.  But I would take any 2 of Nelson, Cobb, and Jones over them any day of the week.  Nelson himself might make up the best 1-2 punch in the league.  Then again, with what we've seen from Jennings in Minnesota this year, maybe it really is just that Aaron Rodgers is that good.

GGGG

Not many people picked the Bears to do much more than they did.

But the Lions?  Yeah.  But the Bears were pretty much what people thought they were.

wadesworld

Quote from: jesmu84 on July 29, 2013, 06:09:11 PM
Eddy Lacy showed up to camp in shape... (full disclosure, i really liked the pick for the pack)

Before:

After:

Good call.

4everwarriors

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Dish

Quote from: wadesworld on December 29, 2013, 07:49:19 PM
I'd be pretty disappointed if my biggest rival, a divisional opponent who wins the division more often than not (at least recently), lost their starting QB, a top 2 QB in the NFL, for 8 (including the 1st Bears game since he only played 1 drive) weeks - half of a season - and went 2-5-1, including 6 straight weeks without a win, went 8-7-1 (what will probably be their worst record in a 10+ year span in a few years), and they still win the division.

The Packers should have run away with the Division weeks ago?  Now that is comical.  QB out for half of the season, 2 of our top 3 receiving targets out for over half the season (Finley and Cobb), 4th best receiving option out for multiple weeks, first quality running back we've had in years out for multiple weeks, etc.  The fact that they were anywhere near the top of the Division is dumbfounding.

Also, people need to stop saying Marshall and Jeffries are the best 1-2 receiving punch in the NFL.  They are certainly very, very good.  Not saying they aren't at all.  But I would take any 2 of Nelson, Cobb, and Jones over them any day of the week.  Nelson himself might make up the best 1-2 punch in the league.  Then again, with what we've seen from Jennings in Minnesota this year, maybe it really is just that Aaron Rodgers is that good.

Sorry, not sure what else to tell you, but it's all true.

I love Nelson and Cobb, but clearly they are much better because of ARod.

The fact that they were in the division race was dumbfounding? What the hell division were you watching? Come on man.

jesmu84

Quote from: wadesworld on December 29, 2013, 07:49:19 PM
Also, people need to stop saying Marshall and Jeffries are the best 1-2 receiving punch in the NFL.  They are certainly very, very good.  Not saying they aren't at all.  But I would take any 2 of Nelson, Cobb, and Jones over them any day of the week.  Nelson himself might make up the best 1-2 punch in the league.  Then again, with what we've seen from Jennings in Minnesota this year, maybe it really is just that Aaron Rodgers is that good.

Wow. really hoping you're just trying to troll with this. Otherwise, you're not nearly as intelligent as you think you are.

wadesworld

Quote from: jesmu84 on December 29, 2013, 07:59:37 PM
Wow. really hoping you're just trying to troll with this. Otherwise, you're not nearly as intelligent as you think you are.

Not at all.  You watch Jordy Nelson recently?  He was hard to miss today...

wadesworld

Quote from: wadesworld on December 29, 2013, 08:00:48 PM
Not at all.  You watch Jordy Nelson recently?  He was hard to miss today...

Actually, nevermind.  You watch Jordy Nelson at all, since coming to the Packers?  Tell me a receiver who has had more touchdowns than Jordy in the past 3 years...

wadesworld

Thomas and Dekker are also a better 1-2 combo than Marshall and Jeffreys.

Quote from: MUDish on December 29, 2013, 07:58:49 PM
Sorry, not sure what else to tell you, but it's all true.

I love Nelson and Cobb, but clearly they are much better because of ARod.

The fact that they were in the division race was dumbfounding? What the hell division were you watching? Come on man.

That's the point.  I'd be upset that the Packers actually have a really bad season (by their standards) and my team still can't take advantage and win the Division.

Dish

Quote from: wadesworld on December 29, 2013, 08:07:35 PM
Thomas and Dekker are also a better 1-2 combo than Marshall and Jeffreys.

That's the point.  I'd be upset that the Packers actually have a really bad season (by their standards) and my team still can't take advantage and win the Division.

Please do me a solid and call Boers and Bernstein tomorrow, I'm begging you. Thank you in advance.

ChicosBailBonds

#1966
Quote from: wadesworld on December 29, 2013, 08:03:48 PM
Actually, nevermind.  You watch Jordy Nelson at all, since coming to the Packers?  Tell me a receiver who has had more touchdowns than Jordy in the past 3 years...

Is that the product of the system and QB, or because of Nelson?  I don't know, I'm asking.  


By the way, Jordy has 30 in the last 3 years...not even the most in his own division.  Megatron has 33

Dez Bryant 33 (still playing tonight), Gronkowski 32 (despite missing massive games), Dekker has 31....I stopped looking....Nelson is up there for sure, but also helps to have Rodgers as QB and an offense prior to this year that didn't know the run existed.   ;)

jesmu84

Quote from: wadesworld on December 29, 2013, 08:07:35 PM
Thomas and Dekker are also a better 1-2 combo than Marshall and Jeffreys.

That's the point.  I'd be upset that the Packers actually have a really bad season (by their standards) and my team still can't take advantage and win the Division.

because the bears had a good, injury-free season? please.


Dish

I love Jordy Nelson, but no GM in the NFL, CFL, World League, USFL, Arena League would trade Marshall or Jeffrey (not Jeffreys) straight up for Nelson or Decker. Not. A. Chance.

ChicosBailBonds

Quote from: MUDish on December 29, 2013, 08:15:58 PM
I love Jordy Nelson, but no GM in the NFL, CFL, World League, USFL, Arena League would trade Marshall or Jeffrey (not Jeffreys) straight up for Nelson or Decker. Not. A. Chance.

Winner winner. 

Coleman

I've been listening to The Score tonight. The whining is entertaining

Lennys Tap

Quote from: ChicosBailBonds on December 29, 2013, 07:45:19 PM
Your assumption, Lenny, is to know what would have happened on plays there weren't run.  I know you think you are good, and even can tell the future, but you can't.  No one knows, impossible to know because every play is different, every outcome different.  On a play where it is passed, no one knows if that were a run how it would turn out and vice versa. 

Thus, you are wrong. 



You are hilarious. Your strategy was failing. Doing the opposite worked. It's how they won the game. NOBODY who has even a passing knowledge of football thinks the Packers go for 172 yards those final two drives running it down the Bear's throats. It wasn't happening and it wasn't going to happen.

YOU were the one who claims to be good. YOU were the one who said he could predict the future. Run, run, run. (Both teams). Forget the pass and you'll win. Well, the Bears said nuts to that, threw it well and got an 8 point lead. Then the Pack did the same, came back and won by throwing the ball.

Thus, you were wrong not once, but twice. LOL

Dish

To further prove this point, check out Nelson's stats with the clown car of Wallace/Tolzien/Flynn. 1 TD. 1 game over 100 yds.

Go check out Marshall/Jeffrey stats with McCown.

The defense rests.

ChicosBailBonds

Quote from: Bleuteaux on December 29, 2013, 08:18:46 PM
I've been listening to The Score tonight. The whining is entertaining

They have no one to blame but themselves.  Dropping a sure interception.  Letting Cobb get behind them for the TD.  Not emphasizing the run enough....24 rushes to Green Bay's 34 and massive time of possession advantage for Green Bay.  You run the ball not just to gain yardage, but to control clock, keep your awful defense off the field and wear the other guy out. 

brandx

Quote from: wadesworld on December 29, 2013, 08:00:48 PM
Not at all.  You watch Jordy Nelson recently?  He was hard to miss today...

I think you meant he was hard to tackle  ;D

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