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Green Bay Packers ( 5 - 2 )

Total Offense = 6th
Rushing Offense = 5th
Passing Offense = 9th

Total Defense = 15th
Rushing Defense = 13th
Passing Defense = 15th

Points For =
26.6 (7th)
Points Against = 20.4 (10th)

Jacksonville Jaguars ( 2 - 5 )

Total Offense = 17th
Rushing Offense = 12th
Passing Offense = 19th

Total Defense = 27th
Rushing Defense = 6th
Passing Defense = 31st

Points For =
20.7 (21st)
Points Against = 27.7 (30th)

Unless the curse of Florida bites them in the cheese, Packers win going away.

GB 35
Jags 10

Packers favored by 4.5 with the over/under at 49.5.
Looks like The Packers catch a break with the weather, 10 day forecast shows sunshine high of only 80 with 76% humidity. That's nice compared to some of tge games The Packers have played in Florida.

Packer fans will take over the stadium. , as they always do in Jacksonville.

The Offense gets well against a weak passing defense.
The defense gets back to creating turnovers,
which will make them even better.
Bet The Packers give the points, parlay it with betting The Packers on the moneyline and take the over.
$2 bet pays $5.40.
Packers 42
Jags......17
BOOK IT! GO! PACK! GO!

Didn't realize the Jags had such a stingy run defense.

Mucky Tundra;466546Didn't realize the Jags had such a stingy run defense.

But do they really? Or are teams simply deciding it's easier to pass on them, and it's more fun to pass the ball, and passing nit all over them with the 31st ranked pass defense, and not even trying hard to run the ball because they don't have too?

I don't have that answer, just pointing out defensive yardage stats can be deceiving, because if they're super weak in one area, the offense might just attack there, making their other stats look good, or better than they actually are.

beast;466547But do they really? Or are teams simply deciding it's easier to pass on them, and it's more fun to pass the ball, and passing nit all over them with the 31st ranked pass defense, and not even trying hard to run the ball because they don't have too?

I don't have that answer, just pointing out defensive yardage stats can be deceiving, because if they're super weak in one area, the offense might just attack there, making their other stats look good, or better than they actually are.

It might be that. A lot of times it's the other way around: teams score easily and effectively and spend the rest of the game milking the clock out on cruise control, so the losers end up with a defense that looks good on paper vs the pass.

Looking at the Jags games for scoring summaries and box scores, some of the closer games don't have much running going on (@Miami, @Houston, vs Indianapolis).

Mucky Tundra;466548Looking at the Jags games for scoring summaries and box scores, some of the closer games don't have much running going on (@Miami, @Houston, vs Indianapolis).

I believe the Texans were missing their top 2 RBs, which they got back for the Packers game, or the game before the Packers game.

And Colts stud RB isn't listed as getting a single carry, so I'll assume he was injured.

I am a little worried the Packers come out flat and sloppy. An emotional win against the Texan and a big game against the Lions coming up. Time for the coaches to earn the money. No looking past this weeks game.

I don't believe Wyatt has practiced at all the past few weeks since his injury. That's quite the turnaround for him to say he should play this week. Might be he's just used in some pass rush situations.

Worried about this game.