Game 14 -- at Baltimore [pregame and post game thread]

[gopkrs]

If Jackson doesn't play: Packers with ease 35-17

If Jackson plays: Packers on a 42 yard Crosby FG at the gun: 27-24

Their back up QB had some impressive stats last game. Both running and throwing.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Their back up QB had some impressive stats last game. Both running and throwing.

True....but I am looking for the Packers to finally knock someone out early, so I can relax in the second half.

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[Zartan]

Hope the Special Teams show up today and not be a detriment...

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Hope the Special Teams show up today and not be a detriment...

Wait....we have Special Teams? What do they do?

 

[OldSchool101]

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That Ravens backfield is now missing 2 Probowl Corners and eating away heavy into their depth. This is not the same Defense they started the season with. Their Front group is very good, but Rodgers n Co needs to exploit anything past 10 yards.

We should test MVS and Adam’s on some passes past 20 yards. Especially if we’re up 7 points early. Force their QB to play at MVP levels all game.

 

[PackAttack12]

If the Ravens can't figure out a way to get pressure on Rodgers, he's going to absolutely cook their secondary.

 

[Tminus6453]

Had a very vivid dream last night Packers lost by 1 to the Ravens because Crosby missed a field goal at the end of the game....#specialteamsnightmares continue

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Had a very vivid dream last night Packers lost by 1 to the Ravens because Crosby missed a field goal at the end of the game....#specialteamsnightmares continue

You need better pad level when you dream!

 

[mongoosev]

****, the report I saw was Clark from the Ravens

Lamar isn’t playing so pack has nothing to worry about. If he played they still have nothing to worry about. Just get ‘er done

 

[Guacamole]

Had a very vivid dream last night Packers lost by 1 to the Ravens because Crosby missed a field goal at the end of the game....#specialteamsnightmares continue

temp ban for you? keep your nightmares to yourself

 

[mongoosev]

I’d best get out of the way before bullets start flying. Excuse me I’ve got to check on something.. somewhere…else

Thats a daily routine for folks in Chicago.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

#Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is OUT for the #Packers game, according to
@JayGlazer

 

[Guacamole]

what about Kenny?

 

[PackAttack12]

Lamar Jackson officially inactive. Tyler Huntley to start.

 

[PackAttack12]

Packers inactives:

Equanimeous St. Brown
Shawn Davis
Vernon Scott
Dominque Dafney
David Bakhtiari
Billy Turner
Jack Heflin

 

[Team Ronny]

what about Kenny?

He would have to be activated from the reserve/covid list.

 

[Pkrjones]

He would have to be activated from the reserve/covid list.

Correct, Clark still on Covid list so won't suit up or play.

 

[OldSchool101]

You need better pad level when you dream!

Or a towel

 

[Deleted member 6794]

With 2 negative tests within a certain time frame they're eligible. Maybe that would include a test taken the morning before a game?

While I don't understand the reasoning behind it the two tests can be taken concurrently.

 

[Voyageur]

While I don't understand the reasoning behind it the two tests can be taken concurrently.

It sounds like they're using the laws of probability to factor in to their testing. If one test has an 80% chance of being accurate, giving a second test immediately after the first would give them a 96% chance of being accurate. Now, if you get one in each direction, you're going to have to start all over. You technically couldn't even trust two negatives in a row after the first test was a positive. You'd need to confirm it with a 4th test, to bring you back to 96%.

That's about the only reasoning I can see to be honest.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

While I don't understand the reasoning behind it the two tests can be taken concurrently.

It is so that the NFL can say "See, we are doing all that we can to stop the spread of Covid".

 

[sschind]

While I don't understand the reasoning behind it the two tests can be taken concurrently.

It is so that the NFL can say "See, we are doing all that we can to stop the spread of Covid".

I've not read all of the new protocols, or the previous ones for that matter, but it seems to me like they are relaxing the requirements or at least making it easier for players to return from the covid list. I guess having to postpone 3 games was too expensive.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

I've not read all of the new protocols, or the previous ones for that matter, but it seems to me like they are relaxing the requirements or at least making it easier for players to return from the covid list. I guess having to postpone 3 games was too expensive.

This is the feeling I am getting too. All of a sudden Covid is effecting their bottom line and while they can't turn a blind eye to it, this was a way to still make it look like they are trying. IF they really want to try to reduce the spread, there are many things that they can do, but as you said, too expensive.

 

[PackerDNA]

Packers inactives:

Equanimeous St. Brown
Shawn Davis
Vernon Scott
Dominque Dafney
David Bakhtiari
Billy Turner
Jack Heflin

I find it interesting that for the second week in a row Alexander was not on the inactive list.

 

[Pkrjones]

I've not read all of the new protocols, or the previous ones for that matter, but it seems to me like they are relaxing the requirements or at least making it easier for players to return from the covid list. I guess having to postpone 3 games was too expensive.

The false-positive that kept Higbee out of week 14's game may have created some "issues" if there were per/game bonuses involved. Also kept a healthy player from playing, even though LA won.