Packers Huddle

Goff was a full participant at practice on Tuesday....Goff is starting!!

Prevent off-schedule bombs from AR.
Pressure and hit Rodgers consistently.
Akers must shine.
Clean game...limit turnovers and penalties
Red Zone TDS
Wolford makes plays running and passing

We can do this.

McVay said earlier today that the team isn’t leaving for Green Bay until Friday. I thought they should be there by Wed at the latest.

The only other time the Rams & Packers have played a Playoff game in Wisconsin was in 1967 but it was not in GB but in Milwaukee!! The next week the "Ice Bowl" was in Green Bay!! Milwaukee use to share Home games with Green Bay. Can't remember when that stopped!!!

Hate to be a Debbie downer, but does anyone really think we have a chance against the Packers?

The reality is we don't have a chance. Green Bay has had an extra week to rest and prepare. They are the home team playing in extremely cold weather.

On the Rams side, the already crappy Jared Goff has a broken thumb and is playing in the cold. Not that he would have made any difference anyway. Donald is hurt, Kupp is hurt, Henderson is hurt and our head coach is calling a lot of stupid plays right now.

I'm expecting a blowout in this one. I hate to say it, but it won't even be close. Packers 45 - Rams 16

Rams win because everybody thinks they will lose. Rodgers eats frozen grass all day , RAMS in an upset!!!

Of course theres a chance....But we have no LBs who will be able to cover Tonyon or whatever his name is, and hes a stud. Idk. Im not choosing a winner.

They BARELY squeaked by Jacksonville with a victory. If memory serves correct, the Jags ran up and down their defense with a rookie RB. Took some Rodgers heroics to pull out the victory in that one and Jacksonville is just as bad as the Jets were this year.

I take this as a good sign that the Pack don’t like what they are seeing along the O line.
To be clear, they’re desperate.(Veldheer signing)

TheGreenMan wrote: ↑

13 Jan 2021 12:49

They are the home team playing in extremely cold weather.

Hate to be a Debbie downer, but does anyone really think we have a chance against the Packers?

The reality is we don't have a chance. Green Bay has had an extra week to rest and prepare. They are the home team playing in extremely cold weather.

On the Rams side, the already crappy Jared Goff has a broken thumb and is playing in the cold. Not that he would have made any difference anyway. Donald is hurt, Kupp is hurt, Henderson is hurt and our head coach is calling a lot of stupid plays right now.

I'm expecting a blowout in this one. I hate to say it, but it won't even be close. Packers 45 - Rams 16

They BARELY squeaked by Jacksonville with a victory. If memory serves correct, the Jags ran up and down their defense with a rookie RB. Took some Rodgers heroics to pull out the victory in that one and Jacksonville is just as bad as the Jets were this year.

I take this as a good sign that the Pack don’t like what they are seeing along the O line.
To be clear, they’re desperate.(Veldheer signing)

BF004 wrote: ↑

13 Jan 2021 17:43

I always enjoy reading these, always weirdly ups my competitive spirit. Thanks for bringing this.

TheGreenMan wrote: ↑

13 Jan 2021 12:54

Like I usually do in the playoffs, browse other teams message boards. And usually we have a lot of fun with the Falcons, Cowboys, and Seahawks ones, but the Rams fans seem real down to earth (no surprise). Don't see anyone projecting any blowouts, however I do see a lot of them on the fence on who LA should start at QB. I personally think they're nuts if Goff isn't behind center, thumb and all. Akers isn't getting a lot of discussion either, and that dude might come to play Saturday. A lot of them not impressed with our wins down the stretch, and believe the Rams have the D to stop Rodgers, just concerned whether they can score enough points.

Well, I think the Rams have the D to stop Rodgers, which will give ample opportunity for their O to score. Are they able to keep him off the field though? Might be a different story.

TheGreenMan wrote: ↑

13 Jan 2021 12:56

I see some posters talking down LaFleur (with some praise from others), pointing out that McVay and LaFleur would "argue" when they were on the same coaching staff. I have no idea where that came from, but it's been said a couple of times.

mnpackerbacker wrote: ↑

13 Jan 2021 18:01

they can bring up Jacksonville if they wish, but if my team lost to the previously winless Jets just a few weeks ago, I would probably re think that.

mnpackerbacker wrote: ↑

13 Jan 2021 18:01

they can bring up Jacksonville if they wish, but if my team lost to the previously winless Jets just a few weeks ago, I would probably re think that.

Rams 35- Pack 23.

Rams Defense will not fold in the cold. The Pack has not played us this year. Rodgers will not be throwing the ball long on us.

Goff will be fine.

Time for this team to step up.

Go Rams!

If a team that didn't practice and didn't have starting CBs, can beat the Steelers.
Then a number one defense can beat a team that's only strength is their QB. Just like they beat Seattle for the same reason.

I saw goff clap his hands to break a huddle . There isn't a godam thing wrong with his thumb

We don't have a chance. A well rested Packers team playing at home in the cold weather verses a banged up Rams team with a piece of garbage quarterback with a broken thumb. I'll be surprised if they don't win by 4 touchdowns or more. I love my Rams, but the reality is that we barely made the playoffs. We beat a Seahawks team that we should have already beaten twice this year, but we can't beat a good team. Not with Goff at QB.

First of all, no matter who the Rams play, I'm never going to say they are going to lose...As far as this game is concerned, I have said this multiple times on the forum. The Packers have had a lollipop schedule all season long and out of 13 wins only two of those teams they beat ended the season with a winning record...the Saints and the Titans. So 11 of there 13 wins were over teams that finish the regular season 500 or less. But ironically the 3 losses they had were by teams with winning records. To me that isnt a coincidence. They beat bad teams and padded there stats, but lose to good teams with winning records. Additionally, I didnt even mention the teams the Packers beat but struggled mightily (Jaguars, Panthers, and Lions).

I know these are just examples and they still have to play the game Saturday, but take a close look at the teams the Rams played this year and the teams the Packers played and it's like apples and oranges, it wasnt even close. Rams have a number one defense that Rodgers and the Packers have not faced all year long and I feel this game alone will send a message to the playoff world that the Rams are for real and defense does win championships. Rams will win this game and in the eyes of the media it will be an upset, but to me, it's a game they should have won because the Rams are the overall better team that have played and beat excellent teams throughout the season.

Rams. 30
Packers. 17

go pak go wrote: ↑

14 Jan 2021 13:28

Yeah that makes no sense. If anything the NFC West benefited with an easy schedule. Especially because their own division (like AZ....benefited with wins due to playing the NFC East that they normally wouldn't have had)

Packers Wins (if you excluded the game vs the Packers) against teams with winning records: Bears twice, Titans, Saints (4 wins)
Rams Wins (if you excluded the game vs the Rams) against teams with winning records: Bears, Seahawks, Bucs, Cards twice (5 wins)

TheGreenMan wrote: ↑

14 Jan 2021 14:22

go pak go wrote: ↑

14 Jan 2021 13:28

Yeah that makes no sense. If anything the NFC West benefited with an easy schedule. Especially because their own division (like AZ....benefited with wins due to playing the NFC East that they normally wouldn't have had)

Packers Wins (if you excluded the game vs the Packers) against teams with winning records: Bears twice, Titans, Saints (4 wins)
Rams Wins (if you excluded the game vs the Rams) against teams with winning records: Bears, Seahawks, Bucs, Cards twice (5 wins)

Rams did have a tough schedule, based on the previous year, but Green Bay was pretty middle of the road - I don't think we had ourselves a cupcake schedule at all.

BF004 wrote: ↑

14 Jan 2021 14:46

I also don't think its insignificant the Rams lost twice to the 9ers. Gave up 23 and 24 to the 9ers. Garoppolo shredded them (23-33, 268 YDS, 3 TD) and Mullens beat them too. They also lost twice last year to the 9ers giving up 27 points per game.

Perhaps they struggle more against the Shanahan, McVay, LaFluer style offense.