Packers Huddle

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 08:32

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 07:29

Pugger wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2024 22:17

Pointless? If MN stumbles we could still get the top WC spot, right?

Sure. On paper. Either way, we will be on the road for our entire playoff run. This game will be more about pride than anything. The Vikes could try to get the first seed, but that isn't a given.

5th seed could host. It would not be all that improbable. GB and MN win their round 1 games. Go into Philly and Detroit and win. 5th seed hosts.

I think there is a great chance the NFC Championship is GB vs MN.

A big question is where the game will be. This Sunday is a huge, huge game.

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 08:32

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 07:29

Pugger wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2024 22:17

Pointless? If MN stumbles we could still get the top WC spot, right?

Sure. On paper. Either way, we will be on the road for our entire playoff run. This game will be more about pride than anything. The Vikes could try to get the first seed, but that isn't a given.

5th seed could host. It would not be all that improbable. GB and MN win their round 1 games. Go into Philly and Detroit and win. 5th seed hosts.

At this point I’d just as soon have the Packers take to the road for their playoff journey. This year, anyway.

Love and the offense execute better in an indoor environment. Those plays I keep hearing people reference from last night as “misses” are likely hits playing in the comfort of a dome.

The Packers really haven’t shown Lambeau to be of great advantage (of late) against good teams. If anything, the Packers appear to be the team most impacted when the weather turns ugly with poor execution. I’d just as soon they compete in an environment where they’re at their best.

Gimme matchups against Minny and Detroit in their house. I like our chances.

APB wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 10:50

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 08:32

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 07:29

Sure. On paper. Either way, we will be on the road for our entire playoff run. This game will be more about pride than anything. The Vikes could try to get the first seed, but that isn't a given.

5th seed could host. It would not be all that improbable. GB and MN win their round 1 games. Go into Philly and Detroit and win. 5th seed hosts.

At this point I’d just as soon have the Packers take to the road for their playoff journey. This year, anyway.

Love and the offense execute better in an indoor environment. Those plays I keep hearing people reference from last night as “misses” are likely hits playing in the comfort of a dome.

The Packers really haven’t shown Lambeau to be of great advantage (of late) against good teams. If anything, the Packers appear to be the team most impacted when the weather turns ugly with poor execution. I’d just as soon they compete in an environment where they’re at their best.

Gimme matchups against Minny and Detroit in their house. I like our chances.

I used to think that until I started hearing more and more how much the offense struggled with the silent count in loud Ford Field and that's a big reason why the pass rush was so effective right away.

I think our defense is better in Lambeau. I think they are feeding off the crowd. I also believe we are suited just fine to play outdoors as Josh Jacobs, Wilson, Kraft, and Brooks makes opponents pay the price when trying to tackle us.

I think we can win anywhere, but I also believe we are more suited to win in Lambeau in January now than we were in 2020 or 2022.

APB wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 10:50

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 08:32

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 07:29

Sure. On paper. Either way, we will be on the road for our entire playoff run. This game will be more about pride than anything. The Vikes could try to get the first seed, but that isn't a given.

5th seed could host. It would not be all that improbable. GB and MN win their round 1 games. Go into Philly and Detroit and win. 5th seed hosts.

At this point I’d just as soon have the Packers take to the road for their playoff journey. This year, anyway.

Love and the offense execute better in an indoor environment. Those plays I keep hearing people reference from last night as “misses” are likely hits playing in the comfort of a dome.

The Packers really haven’t shown Lambeau to be of great advantage (of late) against good teams. If anything, the Packers appear to be the team most impacted when the weather turns ugly with poor execution. I’d just as soon they compete in an environment where they’re at their best.

Gimme matchups against Minny and Detroit in their house. I like our chances.

I'd say this team above any other in 30 years is built for January in Lambeau.

go pak go wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 11:02

APB wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 10:50

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 08:32

5th seed could host. It would not be all that improbable. GB and MN win their round 1 games. Go into Philly and Detroit and win. 5th seed hosts.

At this point I’d just as soon have the Packers take to the road for their playoff journey. This year, anyway.

Love and the offense execute better in an indoor environment. Those plays I keep hearing people reference from last night as “misses” are likely hits playing in the comfort of a dome.

The Packers really haven’t shown Lambeau to be of great advantage (of late) against good teams. If anything, the Packers appear to be the team most impacted when the weather turns ugly with poor execution. I’d just as soon they compete in an environment where they’re at their best.

Gimme matchups against Minny and Detroit in their house. I like our chances.

I used to think that until I started hearing more and more how much the offense struggled with the silent count in loud Ford Field and that's a big reason why the pass rush was so effective right away.

I think our defense is better in Lambeau. I think they are feeding off the crowd. I also believe we are suited just fine to play outdoors as Josh Jacobs, Wilson, Kraft, and Brooks makes opponents pay the price when trying to tackle us.

I think we can win anywhere, but I also believe we are more suited to win in Lambeau in January now than we were in 2020 or 2022.

I don't dispute your point. But I think the main issue that we've had in recent years was playing against hard-hitting, bruising teams. I feel like our offense is more like that this year. And other defenses are less like that (like the Bucs and Niners that've had our numbers recently). That's why I like our chances anyplace that we play.

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 11:53

go pak go wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 11:02

APB wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 10:50

At this point I’d just as soon have the Packers take to the road for their playoff journey. This year, anyway.

Love and the offense execute better in an indoor environment. Those plays I keep hearing people reference from last night as “misses” are likely hits playing in the comfort of a dome.

The Packers really haven’t shown Lambeau to be of great advantage (of late) against good teams. If anything, the Packers appear to be the team most impacted when the weather turns ugly with poor execution. I’d just as soon they compete in an environment where they’re at their best.

Gimme matchups against Minny and Detroit in their house. I like our chances.

I used to think that until I started hearing more and more how much the offense struggled with the silent count in loud Ford Field and that's a big reason why the pass rush was so effective right away.

I think our defense is better in Lambeau. I think they are feeding off the crowd. I also believe we are suited just fine to play outdoors as Josh Jacobs, Wilson, Kraft, and Brooks makes opponents pay the price when trying to tackle us.

I think we can win anywhere, but I also believe we are more suited to win in Lambeau in January now than we were in 2020 or 2022.

I don't dispute your point. But I think the main issue that we've had in recent years was playing against hard-hitting, bruising teams. I feel like our offense is more like that this year. And other defenses are less like that (like the Bucs and Niners that've had our numbers recently). That's why I like our chances anyplace that we play.

Frankly the 2024 Packers is the hard hitting hitting team. Esepcially when you have Jacobs, Cooper, Williams and Bullard active on gameday.

Oh, the brutality! Witness Wicks absolutely maul an innocent Saint. Such violence, I may faint, like the Saint.

salmar80 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 12:15

Oh, the brutality! Witness Wicks absolutely maul an innocent Saint. Such violence, I may faint, like the Saint.

This is the best to combat flopping. Easy TD because the dude flopped. When you flop...you leave a reciver wide open.

Poor Lisa Salters

What did Gary say?

"A Plahehu. Once Again. Punch the Ticket. Woof"

Did he say like Playoff bound?

YoHoChecko wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 10:00

Look, the Vikings beat us. They have a better record. They're in the hunt for the division and the 1-seed. You have some space to look down on us right now.

Oh I fully expect the Vikings to lose this week. It's the Viking thing to do. And I'm not looking down on any team. Just about any other division the Packers would be leading. the division. I fully expect the NFC Super Bowl team to come from this division. Which one? Don't know. They are more evenly matched then people think. Whoever wins the turnover battle will most likely win this coming game.

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 10:37

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 08:32

Scott4Pack wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 07:29

Sure. On paper. Either way, we will be on the road for our entire playoff run. This game will be more about pride than anything. The Vikes could try to get the first seed, but that isn't a given.

5th seed could host. It would not be all that improbable. GB and MN win their round 1 games. Go into Philly and Detroit and win. 5th seed hosts.

Yeah. I think the more realistic goal for this team is continual improvement. And if that occurs, it won't matter where we play. Other teams say that too. But they don't have a record of that happening in January. Green Bay does.

:-)

Past record does not guarantee future success.

Game ball to Mark Murphy. 13 playoff appearances during his 17-year tenure, most in the league during that span. If that ain't a sign of a well-built and well-maintained organization, dunno what is. Winning another SB and then hosting the draft in Titletown sure would be a fitting end to Murphy's career...

go pak go wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 13:01

What did Gary say?

"A Plahehu. Once Again. Punch the Ticket. Woof"

Did he say like Playoff bound?

I have no idea!

last night seemed an opportune game to work on route timing and chemistry, and we did for a series late 3rd quarter I believe, then that stuff went to the back burner ( is Lafleur attempting to keep some pass routes or schemes under wraps?) the drag routes are so effective, one or the other receiver usually gets open, Love had 3 straight completion on that series I think ended in a FG, bingo, bango, bongo, matriculating that pig for 40 yards and change, awesome, then back to iso routes, and relying on the RB's which is great, but we had this game on ice, why not give LOve and the receivers some confidence builders, jmo

Last night wasn't as close as the final score suggested. Having a hard time thinking of a bigger beatdown I have seen us deliver.

The Glory is back in Titletown post-Rodgers. And Ringo couldn't be happier. That holiday spirit at Lambeau last night was super uplifting. If the defense can get healthy for 4 quarters over the next 4 games then another NFCCG will likely happen. My Gutey autograph is gaining stature. I'm loving #2 too. With the offensive line playing so well this offense is cookin' ala '96 with Bennett, Levins and Henderson ...... Chewy and Jackson, and the receivers. Now we've got 3 RBs, 2 QBs, Kraft (maybe #88), 5 receivers, a solid offensive line, and plenty of imagination in the offensive game plan. The offensive coaches seem to have it figured out finally. The kicker is we have one! It's all up to the defense now.

Raptorman wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 09:45

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 09:17

Raptorman wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 09:07

Impressive. Shutting out a team that's missing their starting QB, RB, two top WR's and a few other players. I wonder how the Packers would do with Love, Jacobs, Reed and Watson on the sideline.

And yet what we did has never been done in the 100+ year history of the NFL!

AND we are first team to shut out a team in 2024!

And the only people who give a damn will be Packer fans.

Imagine that, packers fan sharing packers statistics with other packers fan on a packers forum. The outrage.

BF004 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 14:39

Raptorman wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 09:45

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 09:17

And yet what we did has never been done in the 100+ year history of the NFL!

AND we are first team to shut out a team in 2024!

And the only people who give a damn will be Packer fans.

Imagine that, packers fan sharing packers statistics with other packers fan on a packers forum. The outrage.

Raptor may be getting nervous. Show mercy. And class.

RingoCStarrQB wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 14:42

BF004 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 14:39

Raptorman wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024 09:45

And the only people who give a damn will be Packer fans.

Imagine that, packers fan sharing packers statistics with other packers fan on a packers forum. The outrage.

Raptor may be getting nervous. Show mercy. And class.

Seems like salty little brother syndrome to me.