NFC Wild Card: (5)New York Giants @ (4) Green Bay Packers

[TheShizNo1]

I feel like the Giants will deliver a beat down. Nowhere near as high on the Packers as everyone else.



These are the teams they've gotten "hot" against. I know some will point to the Seahawks and we all know how different that defense is without Thomas.

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[The_Wise_One]

I like the Packers. At home and on fire.

Also I don't think OBJ is focused enough if he's on a boat in Miami instead of studying film /s

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheShizNo1

I feel like the Giants will deliver a beat down. Nowhere near as high on the Packers as everyone else. These are the teams they've gotten "hot" against. I know some will point to the Seahawks and we all know how different that defense is without Thomas. Sent from my SM-G935P using Tapatalk

Personally, it doesn't bother me that people in a way "discount" the Seattle win(even though we beat that same, healthy team last year).

But I do think people aren't taking into the equation where we were as team after that Redskin game. Couldn't play defense, Offense was *** and Coaching was catching **** from any and everybody back then, lol.

That's why to me, it's not necessarily WHO we beat(let's be real, any win would've been good for us considering how we looked after losing 4 straight and in ugly fashion) and also why I don't judge teams by who they beat after the fact.

Shoot, we beat the Giants back in Week 3 but we both know these are 2 completely teams from back then and that win doesn't mean a damn thing to me right now.

This isn't me trying to sway your opinion, but moreso taking other things into consideration outside of just looking at who they beat.

[roadman]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheShizNo1

I feel like the Giants will deliver a beat down. Nowhere near as high on the Packers as everyone else. These are the teams they've gotten "hot" against. I know some will point to the Seahawks and we all know how different that defense is without Thomas. Sent from my SM-G935P using Tapatalk

I agree with Pack, and about the Seahawks, my cousin is a big Seahawk fan and told me at Christmas time Thomas is his favorite player and how much it hurt the hawks.

I said to him that in fairness, we lost our shutdown corner Sheilds(and our secondary is crap right now) and our number 1 RB in Lacy.

Our secondary and our rush is the keys to the game. If we can rush Eli into making bad throws(not easy when he get's rid of the ball quickly) we can win the game.

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote:

Ten teams have entered wild-card weekend with win streaks of five or more games since 2000. Three of those teams lost immediately. Four of them won just a single game. Two advanced to their conference championship games. The lone exception was the Baltimore Ravens, who ended the 2000 regular season with seven straight wins. They rode their ferocious defense to four more wins and a Super Bowl title.

#StreakKillers

http://www.packersnews.com/story/spo...ey=&autologin=

[roadman]

Quote: Originally Posted by ProfessaPackMan

#StreakKillers http://www.packersnews.com/story/spo...ey=&autologin=

Yep, saw that in today's sports page.

[rkwittem]

Quote: Originally Posted by cjonesfan921

I really believe that GB will either make it to SB or lose this game. I can't imagine anyone beating Rodgers indoors(assuming his next two games would be ATL/DAL). With that being said, Go Giants!

Oh, I can see the indoors L happening very easily. Their secondary is that bad.

[Master Live 013]

Could go either way, but I think Rodgers and the Packers take it.