Keep that stat in mind when Rodgers is going balls deep Sunday (;Packers offense has only scored 2 TD's in the last 3 games against Detroit (;
Heck no man Slay is going to shut down Jordy againKeep that stat in mind when Rodgers is going balls deep Sunday (;
Keep believing that lmao.Heck no man Slay is going to shut down Jordy again
Ah how can I forget my boy lacy for helping us win against the Packers in week 3!Eddie Lacy going to be a beast this Sunday.
He did it once, so I believe he can.Keep believing that lmao.
Detroit hasn't won a game in GB since you were born lolHe did it once, so I believe he can.
FUK UDetroit hasn't won a game in GB since you were born lol
I don't see anyone winning in Seattle or Green Bay, but the AFC seems pretty open honestly. I don't think the Pats are unbeatable by any stretch. If a team can find a way to take away Gronk somehow that offense will fall apart, similar to how New Orleans fell apart against Seattle last season when Graham was taken away by the LOB.So is it the Pats vs Packers this year, or Pats vs Seahawks? Does anyone else have a chance?
I don't see anyone winning in Seattle or Green Bay, but the AFC seems pretty open honestly. I don't think the Pats are unbeatable by any stretch. If a team can find a way to take away Gronk somehow that offense will fall apart, similar to how New Orleans fell apart against Seattle last season when Graham was taken away by the LOB.
CBs are too small. You need a good sized safety to handle Gronk. Chancellor is the one realistic option, but he won't be seeing Gronk until the SB, if then. It will be a team effort taking Gronk out of a game, because really nobody is handling him 1 on 1. But you can handle guys like Edleman or Lafell 1 on 1.For what it's worth, Dallas won in Seattle earlier this season... which isn't worth much since that was the Early 2014 Seahawks who didn't really care. I really do want to believe in this Lions team, but we'll see.
I really don't want to count out Big Ben in the playoffs, but when you put it that way...
I wish there was a stat that shows how Gronk did when an elite CB covered him (maybe PFF is that in-depth?) but Indy's Vontae Davis has been such a beast this year, would be fun to watch if he's up to the task. Maybe Shazier can cover him for PIT, know the Jets just put the blueprint out on how to do it, and if their defense can...
CBs are too small. You need a good sized safety to handle Gronk. Chancellor is the one realistic option, but he won't be seeing Gronk until the SB, if then. It will be a team effort taking Gronk out of a game, because really nobody is handling him 1 on 1. But you can handle guys like Edleman or Lafell 1 on 1.
and yea, Dallas won in Seattle but that wasn't Seattle that played the last month. They've hit their stride and I'll be riding them all the way to the SB with my bookie. Hell, even the Sb will wind up feeling like a Hawks home game with it being in Levi Stadium.
it feels like a repeat to me