Looking for some Matt Flynn magic to get end this terrible November and get back to the top of the NFC North!

The great thing about a TIE GAME is that the Packers will not finish in a TIE for the NFC North Division title now. No need to worry about Tiebreakers as the season winds down.

Beating the Lions on Thanksgiving Day will get the PACK BACK ON TOP of the NFC North where they belong. Thankfully Matt Flynn is now the #2 Quarterback and his best game as a Packer was vs Detroit. 


It would be nice if the Defense would show up to feast on the Lions as well.

It is crazy how big this game is:

WINNING = First Place in the NFC North
TIE = Still having a chance in the NFC North
LOSS = Becoming a Long Shot at winning the NFC North and almost no shot at a Wildcard.

The Packers really MUST WIN this game!

Keep the Vikings down Packers and get back to winning!

Does anyone remember what things were like around this time in 2010?

Things were looking bad, Rodgers had to miss a game. True Packer fans kept faith in Mike and Ted and what happened? The Packers got hot to make the playoffs, survived a close game at Philadelphia, played their best game ever at Atlanta, and then beat the Bears in the NFC Championship before going on to beat Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XLV. Many players were on IR, including Jermichael Finley.

It would appear to me that as some fans and the media are losing faith in this team and think the season is slipping away, the Packers are actually right where they want to be. I think we will now start to see improvement every week and an incredible lift when Rodgers gets back on the field and another big lift when Randall Cobb gets back and both of these guys will be well rested!

Remember Packer Nation: Look at the bright side in every situation, it makes life and sports much more fun!

Two losses in a row after starting QB goes down, stay calm fans, PACKER ON!!!

I think that Scott Tolzien is ready to go to New York and lead the Packers to a GIANT victory.

Matt Flynn is backing him up but hopefully will not be needed. I feel like the Defense and Special Teams will play much better this week and Green Bay will be victorious.

I love the Brewers, Bucks, and Badgers but not in the same way I love the Packers. I will always watch every down of every Packer game (often twice) no matter how good or bad the team is doing. Yes even if they were winless I would still be watching and cheering them on!

 

 

LIFE IS SHORT, ENJOY THE JOURNEY.....Remember to Keep Calm and Packer On!

Next Man Up? Well maybe not, Aaron Rodgers can't be replaced but the game vs Philadelphia can still be won by the Packers!

Time and time again over the past 4 seasons a Packer gets injured and it's "next man up" as the Packer train keeps rolling on to more victories. This time the injury was to Aaron Rodgers and the Packer train WAS derailed on Monday night and the Bears took advantage beating the Rodgers-less Packers and putting the NFC North into a three way tie including the Lions.

Now that the Packers have had time to adjust to life without Aaron, the true test is vs. Philadelphia in Week 10. The Packers must show the ability to move on without their best player and leader. Aaron Rodgers is helping out Seneca all he can and is now like another member of the coaching staff. This Packer train will play differently but the plan is to stay on track until Aaron can get back into the game sometime in December.

The "easy" November schedule continues vs PH, at NY, vs MN, and at DT. It looks a lot tougher now when you subtract the leagues best Quarterback and the "next man up" is simply an average Quarterback. I think the Packers can still win a game or two or even three this month behind Seneca Wallace and Scott Tolzein but a loss at Detroit on Thanksgiving day combined with a Week 10 win by Detroit at Chicago means that the Lions will be in the lead and in control of the NFC North.

Before this injury it was looking like Green bay might run the table to a 14-2 record and the top seed in the NFC meaning they would be just two Lambeau victories away from Superbowl 48 but we must adjust to this new reality and do it the hard way like we did in the 2010 season. How about two wins with Seneca Wallace at the helm? This would put the Packers at 7-5 and then if Aaron can play in the final four games and win three of them the Packers finish at 10-6.

This would be just like 2010. The team is healthier at playoff time and gets hot. Just like the 2010 season this Packer team could win three road games and advance to the Super Bowl where they win again and bring that Lombardi trophy back home where it belongs once again, in Green Bay!

This might sound like a dream but remember. The Packer Defense has Clay Matthews back now and we still have two superstars on Offense: Jordy Nelson and Eddie Lacy!

A Bad Night in Lambeau

Dont panic Packer fans, if Aaron Rodgers is back in December along with Cobb and Finley, the Packers can still win the division and win in the playoffs and yes, the Defense needs Clay Matthews and many others to get healthy and get better and FAST!

Seneca Wallace should not be judged until after Sunday vs Philadelphia as he will have had an opportunity to get reps all week and be ready to win!

I do think Matt Flynn should be brought in to compete with Seneca for the job. With Eddie Lacy running for over 100 yards every week, we will always have a chance!