Best team in NFC?

[NWPATSFAN]

They're out cheating the Pats this year.

Can you hear me now?

 

[fordman84]

He just turned 33 and he's 100% healthy now according to Mcmuffin's recent press conference. They did not hold back any of the play calls either.

"100% healthy now"

What does that mean to a person with average intelligence? Perhaps that he wasn't healthy? Think maybe his coaches knew that and adjusted the playcalling? Think maybe that is exactly what I said? Think perhaps you should stop being such a know-it-all, in your face asshat and realize there are others that have just as good if not better points and posts to make?

 

[Great Dayne]

Can you hear me now?

That dude is a trader, he's now working with sprint.

 

[chf]

Your sweet and sour chicken ass will disappear faster than Houdini

You could almost... wait for it... put a fork in it.

 

[pumpkinhead33793]

Jimmy was shutdown with exception of that one play that Wilson overthrew.

Lol at you saying I am drinking the cool aid. I've been calling for Dom and Mcmuffin to be fired for 2 years now since the NFC championship and have been pointing out their playing not to lose style since 2009.

You forgot to add that three of his int's were great plays by the DB's with one in the endzone in Gunter deflecting the ball and Rollins picking it off, another which Randall with his 4.40 closing speed caught up to in the endzone and another when Brunett played press coverage on Jimmy basically ran his route for him and undercut the route and picked it off with ease. The other two int's was a 1 yard pass that was high that would've gone no where and the game was already over before that last int and another int by Randall which he would've picked off anyways but he slipped but it was cold and the WR dropped it like a little bitch and Randall picked it off anyways.

You forgot to add the passs before that was dropped by Adams for an easy wide open TD and he dropped two TD's which would've made the game 38 to fucking 10 the biggest ass beating for the Bears this year and it was in just three quarters. Yes the Packers had TO's but they still had to score on offense and the Bears couldn't stop them.

Detroit???? Did you not watch us beat the fuck out of them 31-3 before they again decided to shut it down? We already beat the fuck out of Seattle and I would love to play them again. Plus, Atlanta has the worst defense in the NFC, Dallas has the least experience and NYG is a one man show with OBJ which is why we beat them the first time.

All GB has to do is stick to the game plan that works and they win. If they shut it down which they could ly do they will lose unless it's a vastly inferior team like a Detroit or they force a few TO's.

I am sorry dude but I see almost everyone of your points differently than you. How many games did the Packers lose THIS YEAR because they "shut it down"? In every one of their losses, they were the inferior team. The only game they lost that they were even leading in the 4th quarter was Atlanta.

 

[Great Dayne]

"100% healthy now"

What does that mean to a person with average intelligence? Perhaps that he wasn't healthy? Think maybe his coaches knew that and adjusted the playcalling? Think maybe that is exactly what I said? Think perhaps you should stop being such a know-it-all, in your face asshat and realize there are others that have just as good if not better points and posts to make?

What are you ranting about now? He was healthier than expected when he faced the Bears and Mcarthy said they didn't hold anything back on the play calling for that game. He should be 100% for the Vikes game since he won't be practicing or very little practice.

My entire point on the play calling at least on the offensive side was when the Pack obtain a significant lead MM will then proceed to play not to lose instead of keeping the foot on the gas and continue to call the plays that were successful. Just watch the first game vs Detroit, the championship in 2015 vs the Hawks and the Bears game last week. There's probably 30+ examples of him doing this which puts all the pressure on Rodgers. Combine that with a defense that goes from press bump and run to soft/zone coverage after building a lead it's a recipe for disaster unless you have a God at QB.

 

[pumpkinhead33793]

This thread is about the best TEAM in the NFC. Not which team has the best QB. The best teams IMO in order at this moment are..

1. Dallas
2. NY Giants
3. Seattle
4. Atlanta

5. Tampa Bay, Washington, Green Bay, Detroit all about the same net with different strengths and weaknesses.
9. Carolina ahead of Minnesota now IMO as the Vikes were a good team but were devastated by injuries and Bradshaw being Bradshaw.

 

[fordman84]

What are you ranting about now? He was healthier than expected when he faced the Bears and Mcarthy said they didn't hold anything back on the play calling for that game. He should be 100% for the Vikes game since he won't be practicing or very little practice.

My entire point on the play calling at least on the offensive side was when the Pack obtain a significant lead MM will then proceed to play not to lose instead of keeping the foot on the gas and continue to call the plays that were successful. Just watch the first game vs Detroit, the championship in 2015 vs the Hawks and the Bears game last week. There's probably 30+ examples of him doing this which puts all the pressure on Rodgers. Combine that with a defense that goes from press bump and run to soft/zone coverage after building a lead it's a recipe for disaster unless you have a God at QB.

Talking about this year, not 2015. The playcalling is obviously tailored to ARod's injuries or issues.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

38 - 10 It is better than like 12th a few weeks back. Would be nice to be in a weak division though as well instead of 3 teams being .500 or better to help out. If that was the case it may have been possible to have one more win with a total of 9 like the almighty Seahawks

Hasn't GB feasted on a mediocre NFCN for many years? Not really Seattle's fault the rest of the NFCW teams either suck or laid an egg.

 

[Great Dayne]

I am sorry dude but I see almost everyone of your points differently than you. How many games did the Packers lose THIS YEAR because they "shut it down"? In every one of their losses, they were the inferior team. The only game they lost that they were even leading in the 4th quarter was Atlanta.

I could care less if a couple guys that don't watch every game like I do have opposing views. A few people isn't "everyone" like you believe.

Packers were not fully healthy in the secondary for nearly the entire season. They were missig their 1-3 CB's for like 9 games. It wasn't until the Philly game that we got the #2-3 DB's back which is magically when we started winning again. Before that our CB's were a bunch of undrafted rookies of the streets and QB's were destroying them. So 4 wins in a row and about to be 6 because we have healthy CB's.

I already know your response is going to be ohhh everyone has injuries or blaha blah blah. All that matters is since GB has gained health at the CB position (with exception of Shields) They've won 4 in a row and have relinquished 11 ppg (10 in 3 Q before they shut it down in the 4th vs the Bears). Before that in the previous 4 games with all three CB's gone they lost 4 in a row and relinquished 38 ppg.

 

[fordman84]

Hasn't GB feasted on a mediocre NFCN for many years? Not really Seattle's fault the rest of the NFCW teams either suck or laid an egg.

and the NFCS always had one good team and a bunch of crap too.

NFCEast is the best, at least we can all agree on that.

 

[fordman84]

I could care less if a couple guys that don't watch every game like I do have opposing views. A few people isn't "everyone" like you believe.

Packers were not fully healthy in the secondary for nearly the entire season. They were missig their 1-3 CB's for like 9 games. It wasn't until the Philly game that we got the #2-3 DB's back which is magically when we started winning again. Before that our CB's were a bunch of undrafted rookies of the streets and QB's were destroying them. So 4 wins in a row and about to be 6 because we have healthy CB's.

I already know your response is going to be ohhh everyone has injuries or blaha blah blah. All that matters is since GB has gained health at the CB position (with exception of Shields) They've won 4 in a row and have relinquished 11 ppg (10 in 3 Q before they shut it down in the 4th vs the Bears). Before that in the previous 4 games with all three CB's gone they lost 4 in a row and relinquished 38 ppg.

Easy to win 4 in a row when you play mostly bad teams.

 

[Great Dayne]

Talking about this year, not 2015. The playcalling is obviously tailored to ARod's injuries or issues.

Again MM said they didn't restrain the play calling in the Bears game. Rodgers was still scrambling in that game as well.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

and the NFCS always had one good team and a bunch of crap too.

NFCEast is the best, at least we can all agree on that.

Agree 100%. Once the Eagles add talent around Weintz and a couple of pieces on defense, they'll be back on the rise.

 

[fordman84]

Again MM said they didn't restrain the play calling in the Bears game. Rodgers was still scrambling in that game as well.

You keep going to a single game, which I am not.

We need to get a bouncing ball on the hoop so Dayne can keep up.

 

[pumpkinhead33793]

Rodgers is very much like Big Ben in that they are both always injured in some degree but never

Packers were not fully healthy in the secondary for nearly the entire season. They were missig their 1-3 CB's for like 9 games. It wasn't until the Philly game that we got the #2-3 DB's back which is magically when we started winning again. Before that our CB's were a bunch of undrafted rookies of the streets and QB's were destroying them. So 4 wins in a row and about to be 6 because we have healthy CB's.

One of those CBs is a guy you just said got benched, lol.

Is it that you got healthy in the secondary or that you started playing against bad QBs? 3 bad ones and 1 good one that played bad in your game.

It's funny though you mention injuries. The Vikings probably win the North again if not for losing all they have.

 

[Great Dayne]

and the NFCS always had one good team and a bunch of crap too.

NFCEast is the best, at least we can all agree on that.

I agree with this although early on when the G-men started off slow and the Vikes were hot it was looking like the North might be the toughest. Then that Giant D improved and the Vikes died.

Right now it appears 2 NFC East teams should be a lock for the postseason, only 1 from the West and the North and South will fight for the last spot for 2 as well. I think TB will get it because Detroit will lose out.

 

[Roy Munson]

Now that Lane Johnson is back... Eagles.

 

[Great Dayne]

You keep going to a single game, which I am not.

We need to get a bouncing ball on the hoop so Dayne can keep up.

What games has Rodgers "old age/injury" limited MM's already limited playcalling in your opinion?

Rodgers has not been injured all season until the Philly game. They've won every game since he sustained that injury. The offense really has done well with exception of the 4th Q vs the Bears when MM shut it down.

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Now that Lane Johnson is back... Eagles.

as long as you beat the giants