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<blockquote data-quote="Pittman4Two" data-source="post: 23951" data-attributes="member: 331"><p>Good morning Packers fans! Below is a complete analyzation of Sunday's gridiron football game. Good luck on Sunday.</p><p></p><p><strong><em>The Tampa Bay Buccanneers, Super Bowl XXXIIIX Champions, NFC Central Champions, NFL League Champions, Tampa Bay Champions</em></strong> vs. packers</p><p></p><p></p><p><u>Overview:</u></p><p></p><p>It's been a long, intensive, exhaustive, yet busy week for me. I've viewed more than 3 hours of Packers game footage to prepare a diagnostical report of this week's matchup. So fear not...after reading this analyzation, you'll be more than ready for Sunday's contest.</p><p></p><p>The Pewter Pirates to historical Lambeau Stadium to face the vaunted Green Bay Packers. The history and rivalry of this matchup is deafening. When I first began to follow the Pirates, the Bucs traveled to Lambeau with my then favorite player, Redel Anthony. I knew then that the Packers were going to be a force to reckon with for decades to come.</p><p></p><p><u>Packers offense vs. Bucs defense</u></p><p></p><p>Brett Farve returns to the starting lineup after not playing a game all week. It appears the man, the legend, is losing a step after all. After viewing the films (note: I haven't been able to watch little to no Packer football this season since my television's reception cannot reach Iowa), I've noticed many things regarding the Packers offense. It's tough to stop Farve when he gets into a rhythm. If he's able to sit back in the pocket and throw TD passes, the Packers will score...it's that simple.</p><p></p><p>It'll be up to Booger, Steve, Jamie, Simeon, and Tito to get to the quarterback while Jermaine, Ronde, Brian, and Ronde suffocate the Packers receivers. I don't really mean suffocate, that would be a penalty. </p><p></p><p>There's one thing that really drives me batty and that's Brett Farve's helmet. It's too big or his head is too small. It's always cocked on one side of the man's head. Why can't he get good, udderly solid equipment? He is Brett Favre after all.</p><p></p><p><u>Bucs dominating offense vs. Packers defense</u></p><p></p><p>I like the fact that the Bucs defense gets to show off it's offense to the northern Pewter Pirate fanatics. It's cold up there, so there's nothing to warm up a Buccaroo fan more than exquisite passing and pulverizing running. We'll get that this week with Griese and Pittman. We'll need some speed in the backfield this week, so Pittman should get the start with Cadillac coming in on mop-up duty. Griese and Clayton should hook up for at least 3 passes while new superstar Alex Smith nabs two more.</p><p></p><p>The Packers defense, anchored by the best player of the 11 represented, will be a tough group. Both corners and safeties cover WR's while the defensive linemen, with the russian defensive end, should rush Griese after every snap.</p><p></p><p><u>Predictions</u></p><p></p><p>Look for the Bucs to win in an offensive shootout, 17-10.</p><p></p><p>Matt Briar will be the MVP, kicking 5 FG's.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pittman4Two, post: 23951, member: 331"] Good morning Packers fans! Below is a complete analyzation of Sunday's gridiron football game. Good luck on Sunday. [b][i]The Tampa Bay Buccanneers, Super Bowl XXXIIIX Champions, NFC Central Champions, NFL League Champions, Tampa Bay Champions[/i][/b] vs. packers [u]Overview:[/u] It's been a long, intensive, exhaustive, yet busy week for me. I've viewed more than 3 hours of Packers game footage to prepare a diagnostical report of this week's matchup. So fear not...after reading this analyzation, you'll be more than ready for Sunday's contest. The Pewter Pirates to historical Lambeau Stadium to face the vaunted Green Bay Packers. The history and rivalry of this matchup is deafening. When I first began to follow the Pirates, the Bucs traveled to Lambeau with my then favorite player, Redel Anthony. I knew then that the Packers were going to be a force to reckon with for decades to come. [u]Packers offense vs. Bucs defense[/u] Brett Farve returns to the starting lineup after not playing a game all week. It appears the man, the legend, is losing a step after all. After viewing the films (note: I haven't been able to watch little to no Packer football this season since my television's reception cannot reach Iowa), I've noticed many things regarding the Packers offense. It's tough to stop Farve when he gets into a rhythm. If he's able to sit back in the pocket and throw TD passes, the Packers will score...it's that simple. It'll be up to Booger, Steve, Jamie, Simeon, and Tito to get to the quarterback while Jermaine, Ronde, Brian, and Ronde suffocate the Packers receivers. I don't really mean suffocate, that would be a penalty. There's one thing that really drives me batty and that's Brett Farve's helmet. It's too big or his head is too small. It's always cocked on one side of the man's head. Why can't he get good, udderly solid equipment? He is Brett Favre after all. [u]Bucs dominating offense vs. Packers defense[/u] I like the fact that the Bucs defense gets to show off it's offense to the northern Pewter Pirate fanatics. It's cold up there, so there's nothing to warm up a Buccaroo fan more than exquisite passing and pulverizing running. We'll get that this week with Griese and Pittman. We'll need some speed in the backfield this week, so Pittman should get the start with Cadillac coming in on mop-up duty. Griese and Clayton should hook up for at least 3 passes while new superstar Alex Smith nabs two more. The Packers defense, anchored by the best player of the 11 represented, will be a tough group. Both corners and safeties cover WR's while the defensive linemen, with the russian defensive end, should rush Griese after every snap. [u]Predictions[/u] Look for the Bucs to win in an offensive shootout, 17-10. Matt Briar will be the MVP, kicking 5 FG's. [/QUOTE]
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