Packers DESTROY Seahawks

[warbirdlover]

Favre is near perfect and Grant runs for 200 yards and 3 touchdowns. Now if the Giants can beat the Cowboys......

[SilverUberXeno]

All your bickering... I never knew anybody cared so much about second place

Green Bay had the worst opening 2 minutes of football I've ever seen, but they definitely proved something. Honestly though I can't really figure out how the Seahawks were good enough to be in the final 8. Crazy NFC I guess.

Did you notice Brady? 26/28.... Hahaha. Hilarious.

[warbirdlover]

You CAN score on the Pats defense. Their offense is pretty hard to stop. Just like the Packer's offense.... It was a close game up until the end.

Packers had six straight possessions and TD's? (or was it four? Either case impressive)

And the greatest quarterback to ever play the game didn't have any interceptions!

[ualtim]

Originally Posted by warbirdlover

And the greatest quarterback to ever play the game didn't have any interceptions!

Yup, Brady was nearly perfect.


You better be rooting for the G Men, WBL, because we all know Favre's record in Dallas is not too good. To tell you the truth, I am kind of hoping the Pack pull it off and get to the bowl. It would be nice to beat the Pack in the Super Bowl.

[Eracer]

Originally Posted by ualtim

Yup, Brady was nearly perfect.


You better be rooting for the G Men, WBL, because we all know Favre's record in Dallas is not too good. To tell you the truth, I am kind of hoping the Pack pull it off and get to the bowl. It would be nice to beat the Pack in the Super Bowl.

Like the last time we met? 1997 I think? Someplace called The Superdome?

[15andlife]

Originally Posted by Eracer

Like the last time we met? 1997 I think? Someplace called The Superdome?

It was 96 and we destroyed them. I'd love to see the Giants beat the Cowboys today so they have to come here next week.

[ualtim]

Originally Posted by Eracer

Like the last time we met? 1997 I think? Someplace called The Superdome?

Exactly. We owe you one. It would be nice to close the book on that one. Its a shame Reche Caldwell dropped a few balls in the AFL Championship last year or else we could have avenged 1986 as well.

[ManchesterGolfer]

That was the 1st American Football game I've seen in ages.... I switched it on when they were 14 - 0 down and thought I'd watch for ten minutes! I watched upto half time or maybe the end of the 3rd (can't remember) but then retired to bed. I'd watch a lot more if it wasn't on so late and if all the games were so good. I've never picked a team to follow until now, The Packers are my team from now on through thick & thin.

[Eracer]

Originally Posted by 15andlife

It was 96 and we destroyed them. I'd love to see the Giants beat the Cowboys today so they have to come here next week.

How about my boy Tauscher? Banged up, he owned Kerney (0 tackles and 0 sacks) I think he played the best game of his career. And Favre's "turn around in the grasp dump pass" to Lee for the first down? Instant classic Brett Favre at Lambeau.

Great comeback after a poor start.

[warbirdlover]

Yup, Brady was nearly perfect.


You better be rooting for the G Men, WBL, because we all know Favre's record in Dallas is not too good. To tell you the truth, I am kind of hoping the Pack pull it off and get to the bowl. It would be nice to beat the Pack in the Super Bowl.

ualtim

Brady? Who's Brady? I'm talking about the QB that OWN's all the passing records. Brady has to stay healthy to do that and also hope they keep Moss.

And one win Favre hasn't gotten is in Dallas. He WANTS to win there and if you think that league game in Dallas meant anything or showed what the Packers could do you're sadly mistaken. The Packers weren't showing them the "good stuff" before the playoffs.

[ualtim]

Originally Posted by warbirdlover

Brady? Who's Brady? I'm talking about the QB that OWN's all the passing records. Brady has to stay healthy to do that and also hope they keep Moss.

I don't know about Wisconsin, but in the rest of world we keep score by Championships. Superbowl: Farve 1-1. Brady 3-0.

Records? Most TD's thrown in a season? 50. Not party Favre, Not Marino, Not Manning, Not Montana, just Brady.

Highest TD to interception difference? +42........you guessed it Tom Brady.

Most regular season wins in a season? 16......Tom Brady.

[warbirdlover]

And next year he breaks his arm and is never the same...

[ualtim]

Originally Posted by warbirdlover

And next year he breaks his arm and is never the same...

I can live with a perfect season and a 4-0 Superbowl record for a career for Brady. Don't want to have it limited to that, but it would still be one heck of a career.

[15andlife]

Originally Posted by ualtim

Yup, Brady was nearly perfect.


You better be rooting for the G Men, WBL, because we all know Favre's record in Dallas is not too good. To tell you the truth, I am kind of hoping the Pack pull it off and get to the bowl. It would be nice to beat the Pack in the Super Bowl.

Your right Brady was nearly perfect but every QB in the NFL would be if over 80% of their passes were under 10 yards. Lets see Brady try throwing more than 5 low percentage passes a game and keep his interceptions down. Once i see that i'll have some respect for him until then hes just a Douche Bag with a huge ego. Brady has got to be one of the most boring quarterbacks to watch right now. He never throws it over 10 yards.

[ualtim]

Originally Posted by 15andlife

Your right Brady was nearly perfect but every QB in the NFL would be if over 80% of their passes were under 10 yards. Lets see Brady try throwing more than 5 low percentage passes a game and keep his interceptions down. Once i see that i'll have some respect for him until then hes just a Douche Bag with a huge ego. Brady has got to be one of the most boring quarterbacks to watch right now. He never throws it over 10 yards.

You must have missed a few Pats games. He hooked up with Moss on several bombs this year. The Pats take what you give them. The Jags decided to take Moss away and let the Pats work the short passes, so they did. If the Jags decided to blitz more often, you would have seen some longer pass plays like the one to Stallworth in the second half. Football is not about balls, its about brains. As long as your winning, does it really matter how you got to 17-0?


If its so easy connecting on passes under 10 yards, why isn't anyone else doing it? Because they can't. Kind of reminds me of the 49'ers offense in the 80's and 90's. Everyone said it was a simple/safe offense, but how many teams that tried the West Coast offense actually succeeded with it? The short passing game sure looks easy on TV, but it requires proper execution and talent. Again, if it is so fool proof, why isn't anyone else running the offense? Its kind of like Freddy Funk when he plays on tour. Short and in the fairway. Everybody says its a safe/easy way to play, but Freddy is still winning on two tours now. If its so easy, why isn't anyone else succeeding playing the same way? You have to be able to execute it precisely with no mistakes.