Week 12 Thanksgiving Games

[Bella*chick]

I was hoping for the Packers to get their first loss today

Me too, Bravo. Me too.

The Lions are still the Lions. Another INT.

 

[YearbookCurfew]

Detroit is getting embarrassed today.

 

[juny]

looks like Giants are the best chance to end the perfect season (again)

 

[Paul_Newman]

Aaron Rodgers is just a machine. So methodical. I've never seen anyone play at this high of a level. I think he could end up being the greatest of all-time when its all said and done.

He's not even really reached his prime yet, and that is frightening.

Lions had chances to take control of the game, but they blew it. They're not ready to play with the big boys yet.

It's a shame Culter went down, because I think the Bears were the only real threat to Green Bay. Can't see anyone else getting in their way.

I have no problem with the Packers being this great, but I'd like to see someone at least challenge them. I don't see it right now.

 

[sevengables_2207]

touchdown lions to start the 4th.

perhaps that will get them going and will make this a somewhat interesting quarter to end the game.

 

[sevengables_2207]

Aaron Rodgers is just a machine. So methodical. I've never seen anyone play at this high of a level. I think he could end up being the greatest of all-time when its all said and done.

He's not even really reached his prime yet, and that is frightening.

Lions had chances to take control of the game, but they blew it. They're not ready to play with the big boys yet.

It's a shame Culter went down, because I think the Bears were the only real threat to Green Bay. Can't see anyone else getting in their way.

I have no problem with the Packers being this great, but I'd like to see someone at least challenge them. I don't see it right now.

I would disagree with the boldface part.

In my opinion, Rodgers has reached his prime and the numbers he is piling up verify this.

 

[YearbookCurfew]

I would disagree with the boldface part.

In my opinion, Rodgers has reached his prime and the numbers he is piling up verify this.

I agree. I think Rodgers is one concussion away from sinking down to where he was a few years ago

 

[sevengables_2207]

I agree. I think Rodgers is one concussion away from sinking down to where he was a few years ago

Good point.

Rodgers loves to extend plays with his legs, but we all know that injuries are always one play away, so doubtless his play will suffer when he takes that one big hit that damages him long-term.

 

[YearbookCurfew]

Good point.

Rodgers loves to extend plays with his legs, but we all know that injuries are always one play away, so doubtless his play will suffer when he takes that one big hit that damages him long-term.

Exactly! Just look at Mike Vick. He takes the ball and runs and he is getting crushed when he does that. That will happen to Rodgers soon.

 

[Paul_Newman]

You can say that about any QB, that they're one big play away from having a shorten career.

Rodgers doesn't run as much as he did last year, but as he continues to mature even more, he'll continue to be more of a pocket passer and run much less. Similar to McNabb, he was much less of a runner as his career progressed.

The guy still is only 27 years old. Each year he gets better and better. His game experience is still pretty limited, and he already looks like a vintage Joe Montana. It's scary!

Rodgers is going to only get better from experience alone. His skills aren't going to regress anytime soon.

 

[jmt57]

This will be 18 straight wins for the Packers with Rodgers at QB in the regular and post-season, and 22 of the last 23. The four games they lost with Rodgers at QB last year were all by just three points; two of those losses came in overtime.

That's an amazing streak that you can't just chalk up to a 'weak schedule' or anything else.

 

[102 Pat]

I hope Miami/Dallas will be more competitive than this game was...

 

[Paul_Newman]

This will be 18 straight wins for the Packers with Rodgers at QB in the regular and post-season, and 22 of the last 23. The four games they lost with Rodgers at QB last year were all by just three points; two of those losses came in overtime.

That's an amazing streak that you can't just chalk up to a 'weak schedule' or anything else.

You can't argue with that. What they're doing is great. It is too bad about the Cutler injury, because we might never know now if the Packers end up rolling through the rest of the schedule.

I like to see good honest competition. With a healthy Cutler, I think the Bears are a real threat to the Packers.

I just hate to injuries in football. Obviously it's part of the game though.

I don't know if there's another great NFC team that can get in Green Bay's way.

The 49ers? I can't seriously see it. They're having a great year, but I just can't see it. I think you need to be able to put points on the board, and I just can't see Alex Smith outscoring Aaron Rodgers.

 

[robbomango]

With the exception of lee getting booted for being a thug Green bay outclassed the fraud lions.

hats off to them, good game.

 

[PatsFan24]

I was cheering for the Packers last year in the NFC but I am getting sick of them this year. I was hoping the Lions would find a way to win this one.

 

[Guts]

Tom Brady is still better than AR

 

[Sparetire]

Tom Brady is still better than AR

Overall? Yes he is. At the moment? no he is NOT.

 

[PatsFan24]

Overall? Yes he is. At the moment? no he is NOT.

Sweet sig!

 

[PatsFan24]

Should we be cheering for the Ravens tonight? I know it would be good if they lost another game or two but I don't want the Steelers in first place because the Pats lose that tiebreaker.

 

[Calciumee]

I am getting sick of them this year

I am guessing this is what 2007 was like for the rest of the league!