That would rule.

If I were Coaching the Packers, the Punter wouldn't be on the game day roster.
We simply won't punt the football.

For the record, neither Brett Favre nor Aaron Rodgers ever lost to the Lions in Lambeau, including one Playoff game after the '94 season.
Last time Packers lost to the Lions in Lambeau was in 1991.
Mike To***** was our starting QB that game.

Sorry folks, there are children reading this board.
I'm trying not to use profanity.

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Finley is shot

"zombieslayer"That would rule.

If I were Coaching the Packers, the Punter wouldn't be on the game day roster.
We simply won't punt the football.

For the record, neither Brett Favre nor Aaron Rodgers ever lost to the Lions in Lambeau, including one Playoff game after the '94 season.
Last time Packers lost to the Lions in Lambeau was in 1991.
Mike To***** was our starting QB that game.

Sorry folks, there are children reading this board.
I'm trying not to use profanity.

+1 for restraint.

After all the issues I saw Monday night, I don't feel so confident like I usually do going into a game. This is a game we should win, but I hope the Pack doesn't get too confident and blow it with penalties.

Special teams need to keep the other team behind the 20 to make them work for the yards, not let them walk to midfield or further.

Offense looked pretty sharp minus penalties. This is an area that concerns me a lot. We all know how hard it is to win games when you have to gain yards back constantly that had already been gained.

Defense needs to continue pushing toward the QB, and secondary needs to create more turnovers. As far as pass protection, I think we have been fair especially considering the injuries in that department.

Overall, the Pack has a huge edge over Detroit but lets not assume a win. After seeing them the first 2 weeks I feel they should get some credit for their improvement, and shouldn't be treated as an easy win. With that said I will be happy if I see more discipline and a win.

Let's remember, the Bears "beat" these very same Lions.

Rodgers and the receivers look like they were clicking finally last week. Cut down on the penalties and we might see what the offense can really do.

"farfam5"Let's remember, the Bears "beat" these very same Lions.

They also "beat" the Packers.

"go.pack.go."

"farfam5"Let's remember, the Bears "beat" these very same Lions.

They also "beat" the Packers.

Good point.

Everything points to a easy win the lions are giving up 400 yards offence a game I think I read somewhere they have also lost 22 straight on the road but in this league no1 should be overlooked poor planing and the lions could steal it I'm sure mm is saying to his players

31-7 pack

Being is it's a home game, it SHOULD cut down on the penalties.
And their starting QB (Stafford) is out. We SHOULD stomp them. SHOULD.

I think it will be another close game at the half, and we take over in the 2nd half.
I REALLY wish we would put together a good first half too, for a change.

I see it as Pack 31, Lions 14