Super Bowl XLV Champions!

[ForkEmBucky]

Yea the flip floppiness of the allegations actually really piss me off. If you weren't sure what you had on him...keep your effing mouths SHUT.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

And ya. Jennings. That really sucks.

Dominating win, however. I don't see us losing Jennings and having that be nothing, but to me, that's why he should have been rested when he was dinged up. We could have let him rest up a bit.

 

[tk83]

MRI tomorrow
We'll see.
Just maybe he could be back after a month of rest?

 

[tk83]

I kinda think everybody sorta lost their heads trying to get Aaron his 40th TD to break Favre's record.

 

[ritari330]

I guess the only positive thing if Jennings injury is severe is that we have 4 quality (James Jones would have to step up) WRs and a great TE. If he is indeed out for the long haul, I would see Driver stepping up big time.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

Jennings has been the real threat. Over the middle, deep...he kind of reminds me of Jerry Rice. If he's hurt for the long term, the offense will slow down a little. But they can still stick to ANY defense in this league. Rodgers will find targets....they just have to hold onto the ball. Which seems to be a problem for Finley.

 

[johnnytata]

2-3 weeks. enough time to showcase their other offensive weapons more (ie jordy and cobb), but back in time for the playoffs.


phew!

 

[Papalou]

2-3 weeks. enough time to showcase their other offensive weapons more (ie jordy and cobb), but back in time for the playoffs.


phew!

thats good news he nneded to be rested anyway.

 

[tk83]

2-3 weeks. enough time to showcase their other offensive weapons more (ie jordy and cobb), but back in time for the playoffs.


phew!

And maybe give Jones & Finley some practice HOLDING ON TO THE FOOTBALL

 

[ForkEmBucky]

Yea, heard last night on the radio that Jennings was likely to be back in time for the playoffs. Feels good, he's always seemed like one of the really good, positive guys in that locker room. And I love seeing him and Rodgers talking all animated on the sideline...you know they're talking about coverage and routes...and then next possession they hook up for a big time touchdown that just makes the defense look handicapped.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

Based on tonight's game, I'd say the NFC is going to be the deeper/tougher route to the Super Bowl.

Jacksonville looked horrible, but I think Atlanta deserves a little of the credit. Jones and White had big time nights.

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

Too bad the Packs not in the AFC, or I would root for them... I guess I kinda do, as long as they are not playing Atlanta.


Rodgers is MONEY!

 

[tk83]

Too bad the Packs not in the AFC, or I would root for them... I guess I kinda do, as long as they are not playing Atlanta.


Rodgers is MONEY!

And you kinda like the helmet emblem too, right?


Thanks for stopping by, DAWG.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

LOL yup, he and I talked about the G a month or so ago...both of us saying we've always been somewhat fond of the other G.

 

[johnnytata]

jennings is awesome to watch. did you see any of the nfl films soundtracks from the superbowl. i loved every second jennings was on screen. such a positive influence on the sidelines. so much energy, passion and having so much fun. i know i would love to be his teammate. and you could tell after the raider game how much the guys really respect him.

 

[ForkEmBucky]

The NFL films soundtracks was awesome. They're a special team, and that night they really put that on display.

My favorite play of that game is actually still the Nick Collins pick six.

 

[tk83]

The NFL films soundtracks was awesome. They're a special team, and that night they really put that on display.

My favorite play of that game is actually still the Nick Collins pick six.

Just wish he hadn't shown off after-wards.

The play when Aaron went back to Jordy after he dropped one showed real trust & great leadership by A.R..

The Tramon defense on Steelers last play was awesome - nothing but ball [Troy Aikman!].

 

[tk83]

Unbelieveable . . . actually not.

GB defense proved today that maybe yards do matter. They were pathetic.

Offense - anemic.

Completely out-coached. This game shows the reason why I don't think McCarthy will ever get coach of the year honors [McC totally blew it not throwing a red flag on Pope's reception]. The team he was in charge of clearly did not respect their opponent.


I'm not saying they can't win XLVI, I'm just disappointed that they crumbled this easily [they were only 13-0 before today - but obviously couldn't take the pressure].


Poor preparation, poor execution, & poor coaching.

13-1 is fantastic, and I still think they can go back to back, but to lose to a this poor quality of opponent is an embarrassment.


Hats off to Romeo & the Chiefs.

 

[ritari330]

rather this happen now and not in Jan or Feb. suchish loss, but I didn't see most of the game. Maybe this will help them realize there can be a game where the offense doesn't show up and the D will have to play much better than that. We'll see. If they play that poorly for the next 2 weeks, I'll be worried

 

[tk83]

16-3 would still be better than 18-1
[actually if GB goes 18-1, it'd be better than NE 18-1!]