Mike McCarthy....
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I bet on Saints and McCarty is an idiot, he screwed the game up big time. However Viqueens still suck most be honest, Viqueens suck! Bleeding Purple, McCarthy is an idiot, but Viqheens, suck! Be honest, McCarthy is a total dumb shit! Oh well, be glad you're not a Ned Yost fan!
Yost was run out of town in Milwaukee.
Apparently all Packer fans care about is the Vikings. I would think they would want ore Super Bowls with Rodgers in prime
Peppers played college basketball . That generally requires hands. I remember watching him play. He was pretty good. Seems some of u guys forgot he was a division 1 college basketball player in your zeal to call the coach an idiot for throwing to him. There was no way that d back could cover him. He turned into hands of stone, but it's hardly a reach to throw a pass to a former basketball player.
I literally just got dumber for reading this thread.
The only thing missing was a Kardashian reference.
Even though score looked ugly, game was closer than outcome.
Good news for us packer fans is there doesn't appear
To be one more loss on schedule.
Saints played flawless last night.
The desperate team won.
The only thing missing was a Kardashian reference.
Even though score looked ugly, game was closer than outcome.
Good news for us packer fans is there doesn't appear
To be one more loss on schedule.
Saints played flawless last night.
The desperate team won.
Hahahahaahahaha. Yeah that's all the thread needed was for you to think the Packers are going 8-0 to finish the season. The defense stinks period
Speaking of pepper
Speaking of pepper
and these Madjack posted weekly self inflicted attempts at "bull-baiting" :0corn
Here is the para-phrased history from wikipedia.
In England during the time of Queen Anne,early 1700's, bull-baiting was practised in London twice a week ? and was also reasonably common in provincial towns.
A bull was tied to an iron stake so that it could move within a radius of about 30 feet. The object of the sport was for the dogs to immobilise the bull.
Before the event started, the bull's nose was blown full of PEPPER to enrage the animal before the baiting.
The bull was often placed in a hole in the ground. A variant of bull-baiting was "pinning the bull", where specially-trained dogs would set upon the bull one at a time, a successful attack resulting in the dog fastening his teeth strongly in the bull's snout.
The bulldog was bred especially for this sport.
Bull-baiting was not only practised as a form of recreation. In early modern England, many towns had by-laws regulating the sale of meat, which stipulated that bulls' flesh should be baited before any bull was slaughtered and put on sale. It was believed that baiting improved the flesh.
These laws continued in operation during the eighteenth century. By the early nineteenth century, they were starting to die out, mainly because the baiting caused a public nuisance rather than because of new ideas about animal cruelty.[1]
A Bill for the suppression of the practice was introduced into the House of Commons in 1802, but was defeated by thirteen votes.
It was not finally outlawed until parliament passed the Cruelty to Animals Act of 1835, which forbade the keeping of any house, pit, or other place for baiting or fighting any bull, bear, dog, or other animal.
Speaking of pepper
and these Madjack posted weekly self inflicted attempts at "bull-baiting" :0corn
Here is the para-phrased history from wikipedia.
In England during the time of Queen Anne,early 1700's, bull-baiting was practised in London twice a week ? and was also reasonably common in provincial towns.
A bull was tied to an iron stake so that it could move within a radius of about 30 feet. The object of the sport was for the dogs to immobilise the bull.
Before the event started, the bull's nose was blown full of PEPPER to enrage the animal before the baiting.
The bull was often placed in a hole in the ground. A variant of bull-baiting was "pinning the bull", where specially-trained dogs would set upon the bull one at a time, a successful attack resulting in the dog fastening his teeth strongly in the bull's snout.
The bulldog was bred especially for this sport.
Bull-baiting was not only practised as a form of recreation. In early modern England, many towns had by-laws regulating the sale of meat, which stipulated that bulls' flesh should be baited before any bull was slaughtered and put on sale. It was believed that baiting improved the flesh.
These laws continued in operation during the eighteenth century. By the early nineteenth century, they were starting to die out, mainly because the baiting caused a public nuisance rather than because of new ideas about animal cruelty.[1]
A Bill for the suppression of the practice was introduced into the House of Commons in 1802, but was defeated by thirteen votes.
It was not finally outlawed until parliament passed the Cruelty to Animals Act of 1835, which forbade the keeping of any house, pit, or other place for baiting or fighting any bull, bear, dog, or other animal.
They will lose 2 out of these 3 at home.. Philly, Detroit, and New England. Their defense isn't good enough to just have "automatic" wins. There is no chance they lose to Atlanta or Tampa.
Packers defense is ranked 24th in league. They have face the #2 offense in the Saints but they have played middle of the road offenses but they also played two stinkers, Minnesota and the Jets. Teams will move the ball on them. I have no idea how they will stop New England, Philly, and a healthy Detroit. I do not give the Bears much of a chance but they do have a punchers chance cause they do have some dynamite players on offense. The Vikings should be a win, but the Vikings defense may give them a few fits. Rudolph must be back and see what progressions the offensive line has made, Vikes will move the ball at home if healthier. On the road in Buffalo is no gimme, they have a good defense and a dynamic receiver. They will rout Atlanta at home and Tampa on the road but there is no way they sweep Pats, Eagles, and Lions at home
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defense 31st against run. Rodgers hamstring could be a problem. A hurt sam Shields and Morgan Burnett make the secondary more vulnerable. Olineman TJ Lang a good one now hurt. The formula to beat packers is easy run the ball keep Rodgers off the field. Get a lead and force them into a total panic meaning they abandon the run and become pass happy. Don't let Rodgers sscramble to his left or right force him to step up. When he steps up to throw he panics hangs on to the ball longer and many times is throwing while jumping in the air. I see a couple losses coming.
Like I said wheres the loss?
Philly is garbage. Detroit is garbage. N.e is good, but not on road.
Minny, atlanta, buff, tampa, chicago. Easy blowouts.
