Recent content by Lionheart

I agree. The Pack shouldn't risk aggravating injuries to key players in a season which is already lost. Even if they scraped through to the playoffs, they wouldn't go far. They should take advantage of a better draft position (after a predictable losing season) and rebuild, taking note that...

The 49ers are even more violent than the Ravens. That's something. A total contrast to the 49ers of the 80s and 90s. Actually, Green Bay now have a 'similar' style to the 49ers of Joe Montana, whilst the 49ers today are more like a 'follow-up' of the 60s Packers.

Jeez, the Giants again. :eek: NFC East and AFC North, plus 49ers and Falcons. A lot of rematches next year. Our "grudges" are obvious, but think how the Cowboys must think, after having been utterly humiliated in Green Bay in 2010. Not to mention the Falcons and the Steelers. I hope the "birds"...

Well, he didn't have a big game today but his team mates did. Vernon Davis and and Frank Gore were outstanding. But the problem was also Matt Ryan underperforming in the second half. The interception and the fumble sealed the Falcons' fate. Yet I was impressed with the Falcons deffense in that...

Here's the problem. The Packers have stagnated. The way things are, with the competition the Pack are going to face in the foreseeable future, we can expect Aaron Packers to pile on records, the Packers to put on occasional shows against weaker opponents; but come playoff time, against physical...

"Wouldn't be surprised if Snyder shows his *** to the door." They should. The Redskins have the best thing going for them in years with this quarterback. They can't waiste him. It's absurd. Can you imagine the Packers putting Aaron Rodgers In that situation? Never, ever.

That picture of RG3 twisting his knee makes you shudder... :sick: Not only did they made him play, they had him run with the football! Logically, he got tackled, fell down on his knees and so on, so no wonder he was totally wasted by the end of the first half and couldn't even throw straight...

Once again the Packers are going to host a visiting team full of confidence, with no respect for them. The diference is the Packers offensibly will not be outplayed as they were last year by the Giants. The Pack started out very badly today, with Aaron Rodgers very nervous because of missed...

Oh they held back, for sure. The Cardinals did the same to the Packers three years ago, remeber? Totally different attitude in the playoffs as opposed to the last game of the regular season.

Wild indeed, but I wouldn't read to much into the Giants humiliation in Atlanta. They are an irregular team in the regular season that prioritizes the playoffs. If they get to the postseason, they'll be hot. Besides, it's very likely they'll play in Atlanta so this rout may be a decoy to fool...

I have the same feeling. I think because the Super Bowl was in Dallas it had a lot more hype. It was much more impressive in that gigantic venue. The biggest attendance ever in a Super Bowl. The NFL was fortunate the Packers/Steelers was the match-up, since it was the garantee of a sell-out and...

This was the worst Super Bowl game I ever saw. Even worse than the last one between both teams. The Patriots are totally overrated, including Brady. Their receivers couldn't catch a football to save their lives when it mattered. They allowed the Giants to score the easiast touchdown in the...

Totally agree. I was rooting for them to go all the way. What a cruel way to lose. They had dreadfull play calling, however. Withing field-goal range with 51 seconds to go and one time out left, why didn't they run the football?? Why leave it all in the hands of Flacco? They could've clinched...

I'm not rooting for anybody. I wont even watch the Super Bowl this year. Can't stand either team, it'll almost certainly be an ugly game, like last time; not worth staying up until 4 in the morning. I'm still traumatized...

In normal conditions, I'd say lets play to win because it's the Packer way, especially at home and with a divisional rival. But the Lions don't just play to win, the 'play' to hurt. If it was a normal football team up against the Pack, I'm sure Coach McCarthy wouldn't fear for his players'...