Early Analysis of Green Bay's Playoff Chances
The Packers and the Seahawks are pretty evenly matched statistic-wise headed into this Saturday's NFC Divisional playoff game - seeded #2 and 3# respectively. At least the QBs are. If Ryan Grant can run the ball effectively and Brett connects with his receivers (who led the league most of the season on yards after the catch) who Coach McCarthy often deploys in a 4 and 5 wide spread, GB can dominate this game. Brett also needs to keep his cool and we can't get behind - or he'll start tossing balls up for INTs. And the offensive line needs to protect Brett and the defense needs to put pressure and HasselHACK and get him out of the pocket.
Can't this analysis be said of every team? Yep - I just wanted to post these pictures, that's all.
Can't this analysis be said of every team? Yep - I just wanted to post these pictures, that's all.
2 comments:
Hey Jeff.
Okay, so I went a reading on Tony's blog, and made some comments. Now, through the magic of linking, I find out you have one too!
I have to admit, this is so "over the top" amazing. There is sooo much fun content in here, I do know a closet Packer fan or two here (I live in the Twin Cities now) that could use your site as a ready-reference to catch up. Probably cheaper and less biased than subscribing to Packer Insider.
Not me, though. Already preaching to the choir, sir. Was AT the Viking slaughter at Lambeau (awesome). Was also in Waterford while you were doing your photo essay, although I was figuring out how to leave town in the snow, rather than photo it. Darn you creative types!
Gosh, what a small, fun world sometimes. Thanks for allowing me to plug in and catch up!
Best
Brian Grabowski.
Brian - get me your email so we can catch up, OK? thanks for the comments. i realize there's an overabundance of Packer stuff on here no (but it is the season). that'll change when football season's over with.
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