NFC Divizional Round: Rams at Packers

[gopackgo972]

1 minute ago, dwaye50327 said:

To be fair, SF only threw the ball 8 times in that championship game, really can't say if there is worse QB play. I see what your saying though.

I buried that stat deep in the depths of my subconscious 😔 

[Spartacus]

Anyone know about the LBs? Seems like we struggle a lot with teams that have fast sideline to sideline LBs but I honestly don't know much about LA. 

[Norm]

1 hour ago, packfanfb said:

Frankly, I just hope the guy catches both of the 2 targets he's probably going to get. That's all I'm asking from 83. 

If he catches both he'll have over 100 yards

[incognito_man]

3 minutes ago, Norm said:

If he catches both he'll have over 100 yards

Over 200

[packfanfb]

6 minutes ago, Norm said:

If he catches both he'll have over 100 yards

That's what I'm saying. 2 for 83 and 1 td works for me. 

[vegas492]

13 minutes ago, Spartacus said:

Anyone know about the LBs? Seems like we struggle a lot with teams that have fast sideline to sideline LBs but I honestly don't know much about LA. 

Didn't look like much to me.  Though it isn't like Chicago threatened them with any offensive sets or plays.

[craig]

I expect the Rams will be really tough on our offense.  But sometimes the line does surprisingly well, and sometimes MLF gives them some help as needed.  

Rodgers is pretty resourceful and creative.  JK is probably going to do more punting than he's used to, but I'm thinking the offense will sometimes succeed, even if not very consistently.  

The defense needs to contain the Rams run, and really limit their scoring.  The more times and the more quickly they have to punt, the more possessions and opportunities the Packers offense will get, and hopefully sometimes with good field position.  

[craig]

Don't see Dillon playing a bunch, at least early on.  If Packers get a solid lead, and the defense seems well suited to stuff the Rams offense,  I could see MLF being fine with a lot of run-run-pass-punt.  Maybe running at Donald will end up being pretty effective, and the pounder will be very effective.  But sometimes the stronger and more stout and physical the defensive line, the less chance a big bruiser has to find any seams, or to overpower anybody who's in them.  

Every week something surprises me, but I'll be pretty surprised if Dillon is very heavily involved in the game planning.  

[gopackgo972]

The Rams offense is pretty inefficient which is surprising when you consider McVay is one of the best play callers in the game. Outside of 2 long passes for 44 yards a piece, they struggled all day long vs Seattle. 12/25 PA for 7.4 yards a catch on the ground they rushed 43 times at 3.8 yards a rush. Take away those two big plays and the game is much closer. They punted 7 times. 3-15 on 3rd down and 0-2 on 4th down. 
 

if we don’t turn the ball over and limit penalties this is the Packers game to lose.

Edited January 11, 2021 by YaddaHolla

[gopackgo972]

Any updates on Keke?

[coachbuns]

2 hours ago, Spartacus said:

Way easier said then done. 

Probably but that doesnt change the idea.  Block him reasonably well, Pack has a excellent chance to win.

[packfanfb]

The path to victory is clear. Our defense can't let us down. The offense will do enough with a good defensive performance. 

[Jaire_Island]

Easy game for me.

I dont think Rams has enough horses on offense to put Arod on sidelines. Arod is going to get lot of chances and he will put the points. No doubt in it. 

Very simple game plan all Pettine has to do is beef up the Dline. We have Snacks aswell. 

Packers 27.. Rams 7

[Jaire_Island]

The only thing that scares me a bit is Wind. I really hope we have wind below 10MPH.

If it’s greater than 15MPH, its going to be a long game with the way that D is playing now.

[packfanfb]

Boom. Nice move Gutey.