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Green Bay Packers ( 6 - 6 )

Total Offense = 17th
Rushing Offense = 20th
Passing Offense = 18th

Total Defense = 18th
Rushing Defense = 30th
Passing Defense = 10th

Points For =
21.5 (17th)
Points Against = 20.2 (9th)

New York Giants ( 4 - 5 )

Total Offense = 32nd
Rushing Offense = 18th
Passing Offense = 32nd

Total Defense = 28th
Rushing Defense = 28th
Passing Defense = 20th


Points For =
13.2 (31st)
Points Against = 24.3 (26th)

MintBaconDrivel;461011
Green Bay Packers
Points Against = 20.2 ( 9th )

Interesting stat 🧐

GB 30
NYG 10

With the Giants having an average run game with a poor passing game means that their run game is pretty damn good.
We should expect a game plan similar to what Pittsburgh ran against us.
Ball control, shorten the game.

WPR said

GB 30
NYG 10

I hope you are right, but I see a much closer game. I think it will be closer, much
closer 17-14.

Martha Careful;461050With the Giants having an average run game with a poor passing game means that their run game is pretty damn good.
We should expect a game plan similar to what Pittsburgh ran against us.
Ball control, shorten the game.

WPR said I hope you are right, but I see a much closer game. I think it will be closer, much
closer 17-14.

They can run but they will lose. By running they will not be able to keep up with JLove and Co.

I really don't care what the score is. Just win baby.

The one thing you are not factoring in are the turnovers. The Packers will be +2 in turnovers this week. If the Giants are down by 2 scores they will have to try and pass.

wpr;461054They can run but they will lose. By running they will not be able to keep up with JLove and Co.

I really don't care what the score is. Just win baby.

The one thing you are not factoring in are the turnovers. The Packers will be +2 in turnovers this week. If the Giants are down by 2 scores they will have to try and pass.

Actually, I am factoring that into the equation.
IIRC, we have had no interceptions and no lost fumbles (no Aaron Jones)for the last 3 games.
I regret to think we may revert to the norm and have one of each.

Giants have allowed an NFL-high 69 sacks. PFF rates the Giants as the 32nd-best pass-blocking OL and 30th-best run-blocking OL. They've been penalized 29 times for holding or false start.— Zach Kruse (@zachkruse2) December 6, 2023

Tommy DeVito has been sacked 26 times in the 4 games he’s started. That is a wild 6 sacks per game. Defensive Line might feast on Monday! — Big B (@bigpackers4x) December 6, 2023

Friday Injury Report. Typically no Friday practice means no play play on game day. However, this being a Monday Night game might change things. That being said, I wouldn't be surprised if Walker and Watson do not play Monday.
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Zero2Cool;461068Friday Injury Report. Typically no Friday practice means no play play on game day. However, this being a Monday Night game might change things. That being said, I wouldn't be surprised if Walker and Watson do not play Monday. [attach]4257[/attach]

wow, lots of shoulders

Also

Alexander says it's 'tough' to play until he can put 'best foot forward'

Rob Demovsky, ESPN Staff Writer

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Jaire Alexander explained on Friday why he's been practicing for the last three weeks yet hasn't played in a month after he sustained a shoulder injury on Nov. 5 in the Green Bay Packers win over the Rams.

"I'm the type of person that I always want to put my best foot forward," Alexander said. "So I feel like if I can't put my best foot forward then it's just tough to even be out there."

Just like he has been for the last three weeks, Alexander has been a limited participant in practice. In all, Alexander, who is the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL at $21 million per year, has missed seven of the Packers' 12 games this season. He missed three games earlier this year because of a back injury.

Alexander said he believes the coaching staff understands what he's dealing with. He said he doesn't have full "functionability" in his shoulder, which he said is critical for a cornerback.

"I mean, especially when you're talking about elite corners, it's a tough one to battle," Alexander said. Alexander would not say whether he plans to play on Monday night against the New York Giants, but he prefaced his 6-minute session with reporters by saying he would be lying anyway.

"Let the lies begin," he said before taking questions.

Meanwhile, running back Aaron Jones is inching closer to a return from the sprained MCL that has kept him out of the lats two games. Jones returned to practice on Thursday and was limited in the two days of practice so far this week.

Jones said he hoped to take part in a bigger portion of practice on Saturday.

"I feel like I'm close," Jones said." It's just, like, getting up to that full speed, but I feel like I'm close."

The Packers are likely to be without receiver Christian Watson, who has not practiced this week after he sustained a hamstring injury late in Sunday's win over the Chiefs.

Saturday Report
Only 6 players with Designation
Still a chance for Savage, Stokes, Jaire, and Aaron Jones
Walker and Watson both out
Stokes would have to be activated off IR, but Packers do have an open spot on the 53.

Darnell Savage, S Chest DNP LP LP Questionable
**Eric Stokes, CB Hamstring FP FP FP Questionable
Quay Walker,
LB Shoulder DNP DNP DNP Doubtful
Chris. Watson, WR Hamstring DNP DNP DNP Out
Jaire Alexander, CB Shoulder LP LP LP Questionable
Aaron Jones, RB
Knee
LP LP LP Questionable