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The real secret is called luck, random turnovers in their favor,
Name one "random" turnover that the team has had this season. There are no such thing as random turnovers.
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referees that look the other way,
The calls have gone both ways this season. The Packers receivers get raped practically on every play and rarely is anything called.
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and playing only against terrible teams.
The Saints are terrible? What about the Giants? The Chargers? The Lions? A team can only play against who they are scheduled. There are no terrible teams in the NFL. Every team can beat any other team.
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Most people know that the Packers are the most overrated team at the moment.
Do you have a source to back-up that comment? Because you are the first person I have seen say that.
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They have one of the worst defenses,
A bad defense doesnt average over 2 takeaways a game.
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bad coaching,
Who is the bad coach? Name one example of bad coaching.
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no run game,
They have a run game, they just dont have to use it.
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and a very predictable offense. Pure luck.
Not only is the GB offense not predictable but they are probably the least predictable in the league. Rodgers throws to 7 to 9 receivers every single game. How in the world is that predictable.
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Oakland is going to destroy them next week with their running game.
Yeah, because that is how to beat the Packers. Run the ball? You cannot be serious.
I think you need to go play with some dolls or something because football is not for you.
The real secret is called luck, random turnovers in their favor, referees that look the other way, and playing only against terrible teams. Most people know that the Packers are the most overrated team at the moment. They have one of the worst defenses, bad coaching, no run game, and a very predictable offense. Pure luck.
Oakland is going to destroy them next week with their running game.
If I had been online, I would have deleted this as soon as this came on the board. When an organization who wins the last Super Bowl with 15 players on injured reserve and then goes undefeated so far this season, and I see a post like this come on the board, a deletion would be pretty easy. But as this post has been replied to by several longtime knowledgeable Packer fans, I'll keep it up. I expect a response however, come Monday morning.
ALSO: This is a team thread. The "sticky" at the top of the page explains what team threads are for on the pro football forum. And I made it clear in the "sticky" that fans of opposing teams can post so long as the parameters of the thread and the TOS is observed.
The real secret is called luck, random turnovers in their favor, referees that look the other way, and playing only against terrible teams. Most people know that the Packers are the most overrated team at the moment. They have one of the worst defenses, bad coaching, no run game, and a very predictable offense. Pure luck.
Oakland is going to destroy them next week with their running game.
Packers are making roster moves. Quarless is on IR, Graham Harrell is on the active roster as 3rd QB. They did that last year, moved him from practice to roster towards end of season.
They added a player Jake Vermiglio to the practice squad. Big guy, 6'5, 329, he was released by the Cardinals in August.
OK, now I'm reading the Buffalo Bills were very interested in Graham and he decided to stay with the Pack so they had to add him to the roster. I guess teams can't block a practice squad player unless they sign him to active? I'm not smart on all the ins and outs. Flynn is probably gone this spring, Rodgers would rather have a guy backing him he knows, I'm sure.
The real secret is called luck, random turnovers in their favor, referees that look the other way, and playing only against terrible teams. Most people know that the Packers are the most overrated team at the moment. They have one of the worst defenses, bad coaching, no run game, and a very predictable offense. Pure luck.
It doesn't matter what Rodgers thinks. It's what McCarthy and Thompson think.
The reason I mentioned Rodgers, Graham said in an interview he talked to Rodgers and he felt good that Aaron wanted him to stay. It was Graham's to decide, stay in GB or go to Buffalo, so he stayed.
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In addition to all 50 states, fans living in three U.S. territories bought shares. That would be Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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