Both teams sub .500, both needing wins to hold on to a playoff spot. Neither team playing like they deserve it. Chris Berman's "bay of pigs" derogatory epitaph is fitting.
Well. Play Sloppy and expect to get stuck with the Pigs. Just get a “W” and at 7-7, suddenly our path becomes more clear.Both teams sub .500, both needing wins to hold on to a playoff spot. Neither team playing like they deserve it. Chris Berman's "bay of pigs" derogatory epitaph is fitting.
And it got more difficult with Dillon having a broken thumbWell. Play Sloppy and expect to get stuck with the Pigs. Just get a “W” and at 7-7, suddenly our path becomes more clear.
The Giants game told me we really can’t look past anyone right now. We need to re-earn our respect and it starts Sunday and nothing else matters past that.
While that part is true, it’s not impossible to play with that wrapped up good. Especially used in short yardage runs and limited snaps.And it got more difficult with Dillon having a broken thumb
What I heard on sports talk this morning is he would have to carry the ball with one hand and wouldn't be in on passing plays. Meaning, they wouldn't do RB screens or throws to the flat with him. He would be pretty one dimensional. I'm guessing he doesn't go.Dillon says he wants to play, but a running back handling the ball with a broken thumb?
Here we are again facing a subpar offensive team. Yardage wise, they rank 24th in the league. They rank 23rd overall in scoring led by a castoff QB that was pretty much labeled as a bust. The Bucs are at 20 points per game. On the ground, they rank 30th overall with 3.9 yards per attempt. Not an offensive juggernaut by any means. Defensively, they rank 27th in yardage given up and 21st in points given up. They're not a great defense. They do rank two spots above the Packers though. Looking at the numbers, they are very similar teams. Probably why they both are 6-7. I don't have a great feeling about this game. Local radio station was pointing out that White has been on a tear lately running and catching the ball. Obviously, with the Packers ranking 31st in yardage given up on the ground could make for a long day.
With the Packers inability to stop the run I think the Bucs will walk away with the win. I'm going 24-27 with the Pack taking the L.
As a side note, I will be at this game with my son. It will be his 15th BD. I'm hoping I'm wrong about the prediction and they can give my boy a cherry on the top of his day. GPG!
Yea. I think we’ve all seen RB play with a thumb taped. Although we are in a scenario where RB1 just happens to be back. Personally I’m suiting him up but only using him in a narrow role. Possible a short yardage run. Possible goal line. Possibly as a reserve if Jones has a setback.What I heard on sports talk this morning is he would have to carry the ball with one hand and wouldn't be in on passing plays. Meaning, they wouldn't do RB screens or throws to the flat with him. He would be pretty one dimensional. I'm guessing he doesn't go.
I think the conventional wisdom is that Dillon really needs a lot of carries to be effective. Rather than send him out, figuring on minimal carries, I'd rather see another option.Yea. I think we’ve all seen RB play with a thumb taped. Although we are in a scenario where RB1 just happens to be back. Personally I’m suiting him up but only using him in a narrow role. Possible a short yardage run. Possible goal line. Possibly as a reserve if Jones has a setback.
It’s a pretty important game. Dillon said he’s played with these type injuries in the past. If he’s not in pain, it’s an injury that is very little risk with a thick splint on either side taped up. Especially if he’s used in a role <10 carries. We need this Win if we are thinking postseason. All hands on deck
That’s what Christmas it’s all about. Family. Especially our spiritual family You guys (Packerforum Members and family) are considered extended family so we pray your wishes come true.As a side note, I will be at this game with my son. It will be his 15th BD. I'm hoping I'm wrong about the prediction and they can give my boy a cherry on the top of his day. GPG!
The old NFC Norris division.Both teams sub .500, both needing wins to hold on to a playoff spot. Neither team playing like they deserve it. Chris Berman's "bay of pigs" derogatory epitaph is fitting.
That's a great birthday present Krabs! Kudos to you.Here we are again facing a subpar offensive team. Yardage wise, they rank 24th in the league. They rank 23rd overall in scoring led by a castoff QB that was pretty much labeled as a bust. The Bucs are at 20 points per game. On the ground, they rank 30th overall with 3.9 yards per attempt. Not an offensive juggernaut by any means. Defensively, they rank 27th in yardage given up and 21st in points given up. They're not a great defense. They do rank two spots above the Packers though. Looking at the numbers, they are very similar teams. Probably why they both are 6-7. I don't have a great feeling about this game. Local radio station was pointing out that White has been on a tear lately running and catching the ball. Obviously, with the Packers ranking 31st in yardage given up on the ground could make for a long day.
With the Packers inability to stop the run I think the Bucs will walk away with the win. I'm going 24-27 with the Pack taking the L.
As a side note, I will be at this game with my son. It will be his 15th BD. I'm hoping I'm wrong about the prediction and they can give my boy a cherry on the top of his day. GPG!
Time to bring John Kuhn off the sideline, tell him to suit up.Meaning, they wouldn't do RB screens or throws to the flat with him. He would be pretty one dimensional. I'm guessing he doesn't go.
Perhaps Jones will be back playing tomorrow?Dillon says he wants to play, but a running back handling the ball with a broken thumb?
Have fun at the game! Where will you be sitting? I haven't been to a game since we moved to FL in 2005.Here we are again facing a subpar offensive team. Yardage wise, they rank 24th in the league. They rank 23rd overall in scoring led by a castoff QB that was pretty much labeled as a bust. The Bucs are at 20 points per game. On the ground, they rank 30th overall with 3.9 yards per attempt. Not an offensive juggernaut by any means. Defensively, they rank 27th in yardage given up and 21st in points given up. They're not a great defense. They do rank two spots above the Packers though. Looking at the numbers, they are very similar teams. Probably why they both are 6-7. I don't have a great feeling about this game. Local radio station was pointing out that White has been on a tear lately running and catching the ball. Obviously, with the Packers ranking 31st in yardage given up on the ground could make for a long day.
With the Packers inability to stop the run I think the Bucs will walk away with the win. I'm going 24-27 with the Pack taking the L.
As a side note, I will be at this game with my son. It will be his 15th BD. I'm hoping I'm wrong about the prediction and they can give my boy a cherry on the top of his day. GPG!
He sounds like he's ready to go, but we'll see.Perhaps Jones will be back playing tomorrow?
I wish we had a Kuhn.Time to bring John Kuhn off the sideline, tell him to suit up.
IF Quay is back that helps. Hes still an upgrade from McDoofle. It allows Campbell to float into coverage more.Tampa has two great linebackers and one of the best run defenses in the league. We got two pretty good backers and are one of the worst defenses in the league. Scheme matters. Here’s to hoping we can stop the run tomorrow and score a W
It’s such a wild guessing game. I can’t tell if guys are coming or going.RB Drake & WR Melton called up from PS, And Stokes activated off of IR & onto the 53. Guessing that may mean no Dillon tomorrow, and maybe no Alexander?