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Goff looked really rough throwing the ball against the Seahawks. Sets up well for our defense to be fine. On offense, Aaron Rodgers and the guys just got to do their thing whether Aaron Donald can play or not.
I actually prefer this to playing Chicago again. Rams probably can't actually hurt us much with a thumb-less Goff, but still have lots of good players you have to respect. It's a good first test for our guys, especially since I am expecting Tampa after this.
We have a complete enough team this year that I rather we get used to the elevated level of competition.
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I think between Tampa and New Orleans, at least one of those bum teams will be out, but I think I would actually prefer New Orleans to complete the trifecta. I like the thought of a frozen Brees more than a used-to-the-cold Brady and even though New Orleans is the team that actually does stick to the run better, I fear Tampa will finally decide to turn into a power running team against us and instead of Trubisky or Tannehill at QB, they have Brady to go with those offensive weapons. That's looking ahead, though, so I'm back to the Rams for this week.
The Packers are 8-3 in the playoffs, in the post-Lombardi era, on Saturday, but have lost their last two. Our last Saturday win was in 2013 in the Joe Webb game.
Let's go baby! I'm so ready - I got butterflies in my stomach when I saw that they had announced the time. Think I saw that the line is -6.5.
We should be able to handle their O, so as long as our offense doesn't wet themselves, we should be pretty good. Their defense is strong, but they haven't really played a murderers row of offenses this year either.
And I'm glad we've got the Sat game too - one less day for their injuries to heal.
I didn't watch the game, but when did Donald get hurt and how did he look the rest of the game? They are saying its torn rib cartilage. Curious how that affects him. Dude's tough, no doubt, but I trust Linsley and Jenkins (Patrick to a lesser extent). If Donald is less affective, then I really don't have as much cause for concern.
I'm not too worried about their offense due to the lack of QB. But Coop, Reynolds, and Woods is a nice trio, and Higbee is a solid TE. Sullivan and King will need to do their part to make sure they don't surprise us. If they do their job, we should focus on getting some extra pressure on whoever is back there throwing.
I didn't watch the game, but when did Donald get hurt and how did he look the rest of the game?
He never came back in after getting hurt. Went into the locker room for treatment and then came back out and stood on the sideline. Looked like he wanted to come back in but I don't think he ever did.
I doubt it. The Packers have had a lot of luck moving Adams into the slot and I don't see Ramsey shifting inside to match-up much, but I guess they could try that. You're right, they would be wise to but teams always seem adverse to moving their CB's inside.
Every time Ramsey stays outside on MVS, Davante is gonna get the look. In that scenario, I'd send MVS streaking every time too just to tire Ramsey out.
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