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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jules" data-source="post: 410609" data-attributes="member: 4098">The toughest team to beat GB IMO after today's games will not be an offensive heavy team. Giants have not been very good overall to me on D this year, nothing even close to 2007 when I think they were leading the league in sacks and Spags had them firing on all cylinders. Giants have relied heavily on Eli and outscoring teams this year a lot. And they failed. You won't beat the Pack in a shoot out. I simply don't see it. Unless you have the D to go with it. Everyone is looking for that team to out score the Pack. I simply no longer see this happening. People point to the Saints in the NFC. On the road I don't see it. The Pats? After the Colts played them today and Orlovsky went 30 for 37 I don't see it. Without a deep threat at WR too but it's not like the Colts scrub secondary can cover anyone in their soft zone coverage. I would say the Niners/Ravens/Texans/Steelers D's could challenge the GB offense. And maaaaaaaybe the Steelers as the toughest all around team based on balance. Ravens could be brutal if Flacco shows up and he can. I just don't see anymore how a poor defensive team with a good offense can beat GB in GB or in theSB. I just don't. It will be too tough to hold off the Packers offense for a full game.</blockquote>

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