You would think we were undefeated the way BB is talking about us. If we only knew what he said to his team behind close doors.

I'm scared because he knows so much about us....he is certainly a great coach and knows what he's talking about (he's right about everything).

Doesn't look like A Rod will play, things are looking bleak. If we can get a W with Flynn THAT would be a miracle.

JMHO...Packers best chance to shock all the "so called experts" is to get after Brady early and never let up, hit him hard and often, while disrupting his recievers.

Even if Packers are successful at putting pressure on Brady, it still may not be enough, but it will keep them in the game.

MM has to bring his A game, if Matt Flynn is going to start, he needs to figure out Matt's strengths and give him a game plan that keeps him comfotable.

When a starter goes down, it is the responsibility of the rest of the team to rally around his replacement.
The Packers still have a lot of very talented players on both sides of the ball, the team leaders have to step up Sunday night!!

Patriots hardly ever make mental mistakes, it will be The Packers D's responsibility to create mistakes and produce turnovers.

Packers must play as close to a perfect game Sunday night as possible to get a win. Let's see if they are up to it.

IMHO BenJarvus Green-Ellis will rush for over 100 yards and 2 td, tom brady will throw for 2 more, and over300 yards, Rodgers will play, but will be sacked many times and be ineffective.

we will have stupid penalties that will cost us scoring opportunities, play poorly on special teams, MM will make silly play calls, the GB offense will turn the ball over, we will be 2 -14 on third down conversions

and we will lose 33-9

and this will be MM last season as head coach.

"dhpackr"IMHO BenJarvus Green-Ellis will rush for over 100 yards and 2 td, tom brady will throw for 2 more, and over300 yards, Rodgers will play, but will be sacked many times and be ineffective.

we will have stupid penalties that will cost us scoring opportunities, play poorly on special teams, Mike McCarthy will make silly play calls, the GB offense will turn the ball over, we will be 2 -14 on third down conversions

and we will lose 33-9

and this will be Mike McCarthy last season as head coach.

Someone hold on to this quote

"Packers_Finland"

"dhpackr"IMHO BenJarvus Green-Ellis will rush for over 100 yards and 2 td, tom brady will throw for 2 more, and over300 yards, Rodgers will play, but will be sacked many times and be ineffective.

we will have stupid penalties that will cost us scoring opportunities, play poorly on special teams, Mike McCarthy will make silly play calls, the GB offense will turn the ball over, we will be 2 -14 on third down conversions

and we will lose 33-9

and this will be Mike McCarthy last season as head coach.

Someone hold on to this quote

I hope karma won't bite us in the ass that way. :wickedfart:

I don't see us winning this game. If Rodgers plays, we lose 35-17.
If he doesn't play, 35-3.
We are playing in THEIR house, with our team so banged up it's rediculous.
Do i hope we win??? Heck yes! I just don't see how, with all the bad stuff. Way too many starters lost.
It's a "must win" in my mind, but i don't have alot of hope.
I do hope they prove me wrong of course.

Good news on the line.

Thursday's practice report
By Rob Reischel, for the Journal Sentinel

Dec. 16, 2010 12:37 p.m. |(26) Comments

Green Bay -- Packers backup quarterback Matt Flynn took almost all of the snaps during Thursdays jog-through and still seems likely to start Sunday night at New England. Aaron Rodgers, who suffered his second concussion of the season at Detroit on Sunday, was not at practice for the second straight day.

Packers coach Mike McCarthy said on Wednesday that Rodgers was unlikely to practice this week and a final decision on his playing status wouldnt be made until Saturday.

If Rodgers doesnt play, practice squad quarterback Graham Harrell is expected to be added to the 53-man roster and would be the No. 2 quarterback Sunday. Wideout Jordy Nelson would serve as the emergency quarterback.

In other developments, left guard Daryn Colledge (knee) was back at practice and worked with the No. 1 offense. Colledge has never missed a game since coming to Green Bay in 2006, a string of 80 consecutive contests (including playoffs).

Left tackle Chad Clifton and right guard Josh Sitton were back with the No. 1 offensive line, as well. Both players were limited during Wednesdays practice.

Not practicing for the Packers were: LB Frank Zombo (knee), LB Clay Matthews (shin) and DE Cullen Jenkins (calf).

The Packers practiced inside the Don Hutson Center. After roughly 30 minutes they opened the doors and piped in crowd noise to simulate Sundays expected conditions.

"dhpackr"IMHO BenJarvus Green-Ellis will rush for over 100 yards and 2 td, tom brady will throw for 2 more, and over300 yards, Rodgers will play, but will be sacked many times and be ineffective.

we will have stupid penalties that will cost us scoring opportunities, play poorly on special teams, Mike McCarthy will make silly play calls, the GB offense will turn the ball over, we will be 2 -14 on third down conversions

and we will lose 33-9

and this will be Mike McCarthy last season as head coach.

And you wonder why I question your fanhood?


Man, it's amazing what an effect Brett Favre has had on some fans...