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From a Land Down Under
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Re: Post game Packers
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This is great. Lol. Plenty have called him out, most ignore him, and a couple have actually enjoyed some of the random nerdy knowledge that he plagiarizes off the interweb. Douche. Hahaha. Good stuff man. You need to post more often. |
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The Starter
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Re: Post game Packers
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When I think of the intellectual giants of our age, and throughout history, I distinctly recall one common trait. Without exception, the mark of a true genius is telling others, their peers, just how smart they are. This makes sense when you think about it. If he didn't tell us how smart he was, then how would we know.
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Warpath Hall of Fame
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: UNITED STATES
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Re: Post game Packers
Played LG yesterday but yes hes been good
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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Post game Packers
Yeah, that makes me look stupid. I was just pondering his improvement since he's been here, not yesterday's game in particular. I assume (but I may be wrong about this too) that he'll play at Center moving forward.
p.s. Is my being old and drunk an excuse? |
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Warpath Hall of Fame
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Re: Post game Packers
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as for RK and PS. RK had 3 hurries 0 sacks PS 1 Hit on QB, 3 hurries and 0 sacks.
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Warpath Hall of Fame
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Re: Post game Packers
This may be a stretch but after film analysis on the Viks game, that may have been the worst game Kirk has had in a long long time. Yikes. Anyway moving on from KC, yes yesterday was much better in the rz, that laser Alex threw to Crowder was sick
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Re: Post game Packers
Couple stats from Espn team offense/defense
4th best rushing offense yards per game 137.7 Passing yards and points per game are just average. Defense: 2nd best yards per game 278 and 2nd best 14.7 points per game 8th best rushing yards allowed per game at 90.7 yards per game. 5th best passing yards per game: 187.3 yards per game. Run the Ball folks, run the effing ball |
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Warpath Hall of Fame
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Yeah I love the new run heavy system! It's old school football and if we can keep it up watch out.
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Living Legend
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Re: Post game Packers
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Everything is good when we can. But there will be times where we can't, like against Indy. That is when we're going to have to be more balanced. |
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Re: Post game Packers
One aspect about the pass rush...the Dline has been extremely good which allows our secondary to play how they want/how they need meaning....doubling, aggressive zone, and overall team coverage.
So the effect of not needing to bring a lot of folks to get pressure is really helping overall coverage in the secondary. Don't have to play man all over the field which allows for way more risk. Im not about that zero blitz life where its all or nothing... |
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Post game Packers
Overall people need to slow their roll with Smith and Kerrigan. The sacks will come, even though it's not a true indicator of how they're playing but people are getting too hung up on stats.
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Warpath Hall of Fame
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Re: Post game Packers
Both played better yesterday and yes sacks can be a misleading stat line. Our D is in the top 5 right now, shouldn't be much to complain about.
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Re: Post game Packers
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If anything we should the celebrating the emergence of Allen, Payne and Flossin Matty I as the foundation for years to come. Also want to highlight the strong play of Fab Moreau yesterday...guy is coming into his own. Also Mason Foster gets so overlooked...he's been really solid so far. |
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Warpath Hall of Fame
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