That it is. The next 3-4 weeks will have risers and fallers. It will really decide the fate of many teams for the 2024 season.Long way to go yet. Big rivalry game coming up, you can throw out the records and past performance
Another thing that unfortunately looks like Detroit has over GB. 2nd half adjustments!
Another thing that unfortunately looks like Detroit has over GB. 2nd half adjustments!
Campbell also has a high degree of confidence in his players. Everytime Detroit plays us and their Offense gets anywhere close to the 50 yard line? I feel like he might go for it in 4th down and less than 5. Which is crazy.I don't see it as this, the thing is Detroit is a team that plays constant and consistently for every single snap. They make the other team have to execute each and every snap more than any team. Dan Campbell's mindset has influenced his entire team - he is the epitome of do your job, every play and do never stop and you wait for the other team to falter because you never will.
It's impressive how unflappable they are really.
I agree. That said, even though Chicago has regressed some this weeks game is pretty important. With the tougher lineup it makes it almost imperative we put on solid W on our most winnable contests.We've got three huge games for playoff implications and playoff seeding left. They also happen to be our toughest remaining games. Lions, vikings, 49ers. We'll see what we're made of.
Sounds like the Vikings got a bargain on Jones. He will be on their PS to start, which if he stayed on it, would cost the Vikings less that $100K. Chances are, they will elevate him to the 53 before Week 18. Doing so will cost them more money, but it would also qualify loosing him via Free Agency for a potential Compensatory pic.
Hate to say it, but smart move on the Vikings part. They needed a trusted vet to backup Darnold and they got one, at a bargain price, that may pay dividends in more ways than one.
That's basically what the Packers did against Seattle in 2014.there should be an NFL rule that says if you force 5 INT from your opponent and still manage to lose, you’re just required to pack it up and forfeit the rest of your season. Ffs what an embarrassment
Nothing better than to see Cousins get to face his old mates.The Vikings will be in the playoffs. They were rooting for the Bears harder than we were Thursday. The rematch with Detroit will be a battle. They feel they let the Lions steal one from them. If I were to bet I would say the two may meet again in January TWO times.Hey Guys! BIG game Sunday.
Cardinals at Vikings is one avenue for us to steal a 5th Seed. It achieves multiple things.
1. The obvious. A Vikings loss would Tie our record at 9-3.
2. Vikings Division record is +1 BUT and HUUUGE BUT. We play the Vikings to make that disappear 2-2
3. It would give us +2 on a head to head Tie Breaker as we are currently +1 (Packers beat Rams but Vikings Lost)
MN schedule after an Arizona Loss? Very similar to Packers.
6-5 Falcons
4-8 Bears
@6-5 Seahawks
9-3 Packers
@11-1 Detroit
4 of 5 remaining games are “in common”. The only variance? Vikings play the Falcons vs Packers play Saints. Plus Vikings get homefield advantage vs GB to Lose the 5th seed Thats essentially the difference
I’m not sure most Vikings fans realize how detrimental this Arizona game is. A Vikings slip up essentially forms a W/L Tie at 9-3. More importantly, Our upcoming Head to Head at US Bank forming a Division Record Tie Breaker. Further, the Packers would win the head to head (3rd Tie Breaker) with a Win at US Bank Stadium.
Arizona makes us go “Even Steven” but owning the Tie Breaker +2
You heard it first on PackerForum!
Pardon me.. I’m off to buy a Cardinals ball cap and tickets for US Bank!
I could see that.Nothing better than to see Cousins get to face his old mates.The Vikings will be in the playoffs. They were rooting for the Bears harder than we were Thursday. The rematch with Detroit will be a battle. They feel they let the Lions steal one from them. If I were to bet I would say the two may meet again in January TWO times.
Unless the Lions fall from the top seed, the Vikings would have to fall to the #7 playoff spot for that to happen (and win in Philadelphia probably), unless you're arguing that the NFC Championship Game will be the Vikings and Lions.Nothing better than to see Cousins get to face his old mates.The Vikings will be in the playoffs. They were rooting for the Bears harder than we were Thursday. The rematch with Detroit will be a battle. They feel they let the Lions steal one from them. If I were to bet I would say the two may meet again in January TWO times.
and even as much as we jab at the Bears. They are a Micron from beingImagine having the 4th best record in the NFC, and possibly the 3rd best by the end of today (Sunday 12/1/24), and being in 3rd place in your division, and looking at a wild card record that will possibly be better than all the division winners than the Lions, in our own division? It's hard to grasp, but that's how darned good our division is this year. The losses we're going to see within it, except for the Bears, will pretty much be within the games played inside the division, with a few exceptions.
This is what you call a power division by any standards.