Are you glad we won ?

[Badger8843]

They couldn't protect Foles last night. So would've loved to see Justin and Aldon Smith to play them, but yes, the entire defense is needed.

But their offense is on fire tho, no thanks plus the Philly crowd is more wild then GB

 

[deep9er]

I'm a little torn, I like ending the season on a high note and not having to face Seattle till the last possible instance. We have had Green Bay's number the past 3 meetings but winning against a team 4 times in a row is tough, Green Bay is also getting healthy and they have all their weapons just in time to face us with another short week and a plane trip to the Frozen Tundra. Do I think we can beat them ? Absolutely, What are your guys thoughts ?

not torn at all, I like winning and can't of any reason why it is better to lose? it wasn't too long ago where we hardly won, 10 years of hardly winning.

you play the games first and let the play-off chips fall where they fall. afterward, you let the draft chips fall where they fall.

 

[deep9er]

I do not think we can beat Green Bay up there, not if we rush the passer and get O Line play like we've had the past couple of weeks. Now that Rodgers is fresh and healthy I think they are the team to beat in the NFC. But you always gotta root for a win. I'm glad they beat AZ.

The shame is that Atlanta found a way to blow another game at the end and lost to Carolina yesterday. We'd have had a bye and been playing at home in two weeks instead of on the Tundra this week.

Rodgers is certainly a plus for them, but he isn't "hot" every single play. it is also a TEAM game, so other Packers need to play well too.

the 49ers don't have a Rodgers, but we do have a good TEAM.

 

[MHSL82]

not torn at all, I like winning and can't of any reason why it is better to lose? it wasn't too long ago where we hardly won, 10 years of hardly winning.

you play the games first and let the play-off chips fall where they fall. afterward, you let the draft chips fall where they fall.

Andy Reid was asked about holding back plays/strategies when playing the Colts two weeks ago, when it was likely the Colts would be their WC matchup - he said that when facing a similar situation before (playing the Broncos twice in three weeks) his strategy was simple: play hard to win the first, pulling out the stops, and then play hard to win the second time, pulling out all the stops. Learn from the first game too and know the other team will adjust, too.

 

[deep9er]

Andy Reid was asked about holding back plays/strategies when playing the Colts two weeks ago, when it was likely the Colts would be their WC matchup - he said that when facing a similar situation before (playing the Broncos twice in three weeks) his strategy was simple: play hard to win the first, pulling out the stops, and then play hard to win the second time, pulling out all the stops. Learn from the first game too and know the other team will adjust, too.

makes sense to me, the goal is win the game at hand.