If you can't beat'em

[Peter Gozintite]

enjoy it when someone else beats their fucking ass. Fuck the green gay peckers! I might have become a broncos fan for the rest of the season, the Bears aren't doing shit.

 

[Peter Gozintite]

I guess I'm alone here. #trollthreadfail

 

[beardown07]

Nope. It was awesome. Rodgers looked like a frightened child out there. Most enjoyable game of the season thus far.

 

[noonthirtyjoe]

I am very glad the Packers have a loss now. It's good to see AR is human.

 

[beardown07]

 

[beardown07]

They're getting thumped again LOL

 

[wood20ks]

They're getting thumped again LOL

And they actually made a game of it.... It was awesome to see AR throw the redone pick to end the game.....

 

[leomaz]

And they actually made a game of it.... It was awesome to see AR throw the redone pick to end the game.....

After he missed finding a WIDE FUCKING OPEN Cobb

 

[Peter Gozintite]

Yeeeeessssssssss yeeeeeessssssss. Let the hate flow through you! Do cartwheels through fields of dicks packers.

 

[noonthirtyjoe]

interesting stat on the Pack, they're 1-11 out of their last 12 road games vs teams .500 or better.

 

[cubzzzfanincali]

interesting stat on the Pack, they're 1-11 out of their last 12 road games vs teams .500 or better.

unfortunately, that isn't correct. It sounded wrong when I read it, so I looked it up. Here's their road game log against opponents with a .500 or greater record when met:

2015:
Panthers L
Broncos L
Bears W (ok 0-0 may not count as .500)
2014:
Buffalo (7-6 when played GB) L
Miami (2-2) W
Bears (2-1) W
Lions (1-1) L
Seattle (0-0 see Bears 2015 above) L
2013:
Bears (8-7) W
Dallas (7-6) W
Lions (6-5) L
Baltimore (3-2) W
Cincy (1-1) L
SF (0-0) L

So if you ignore 0-0 matchups, they are 5-6. If you count them, they are 6-8. Either way, not 1-11. Whoever the source was for that, you might want to correct them on this.

 

[blh7068]

Without looking, Im guessing Nooner was using 2013-2014 season records, and not the record of the opponent at the time(s) they met.

 

[noonthirtyjoe]

unfortunately, that isn't correct. It sounded wrong when I read it, so I looked it up. Here's their road game log against opponents with a .500 or greater record when met:

2015:
Panthers L
Broncos L
Bears W (ok 0-0 may not count as .500)
2014:
Buffalo (7-6 when played GB) L
Miami (2-2) W
Bears (2-1) W
Lions (1-1) L
Seattle (0-0 see Bears 2015 above) L
2013:
Bears (8-7) W
Dallas (7-6) W
Lions (6-5) L
Baltimore (3-2) W
Cincy (1-1) L
SF (0-0) L

So if you ignore 0-0 matchups, they are 5-6. If you count them, they are 6-8. Either way, not 1-11. Whoever the source was for that, you might want to correct them on this.

Thanks Cali, I repeated what I read on a different sight. No one corrected him so I thought it must be true. Not even the Packer fans on there corrected him.