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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Krabs" data-source="post: 1050146" data-attributes="member: 15739">The one thing I would say about this game is that the lions still have their offense. Montgomery and Gibbs are the best 1-2 punch at RB in the NFL. I don't know the stats on it, but they are both starters on almost every team. Their oline is one of the best, if not the best. St. Brown just simply gets open. LaPorta is down a bit but still a weapon. Goff is also playing some of his best ball of the season. They are going to be hard to stop regardless of how many injuries they have on defense. With that said, the Packers are now a rushing team. Make no mistake about it. They are 5th in rushing yards in the league. Less than 100 yards behind the Lions. It's not that they can't throw. They are ranked 10th in ypg. Lions are at 5. Now, the Lions are the best scoring team in the NFL at 32 ppg. The Packers are 8th sitting at a more than respectable 26.5. The Bears managed to slow the Lions offense down in the 2nd half. Now, that did include a redzone takeaway, but still. They slowed them down. If the Pack can manage the clock well and run the football it will be close. Should be a fun one to watch. I'm actually going to take the Pack in this one. 24-20</blockquote>

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