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December

Packers vs. Bears Week 16 Game Predictions from AllGreenBayPackers.com

Posted in Adam Czech,Chad Toporski,Game Predictions,Jersey Al Bracco,Kris Burke,Michael Dulka,Predictions,Thomas Hobbes,Zach Kruse by Chad Toporski
GAME PREDICTIONS
Week 15: Green Bay Packers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Name Record To-Date This Week’s Pick Score Prediction
Kris Burke 12-2 Green Bay Packers 27-21
The Packers will be an angry bunch but you have to throw out records and previous performances when these two teams meet. The Bears make it interesting late but Rodgers and the Packers get their mojo back and lock up home field advantage.
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“Jersey” Al Bracco 13-1 Green Bay Packers 42-6
It will be anything but a silent night as the Packers throw a wild Christmas Party at Lambeau Field.  The Packers will stomp on their arch rivals in a beatdown that will have the “Bears Still Suck” on continuous play all through the night.
Adam Czech 12-2 Green Bay Packers 35-14
Will McCarthy and Rodgers incorporate more runs and short passes into the gameplan? Probably not. And I don’t think it will matter.
Thomas Hobbes 13-1 Green Bay Packers 24-17
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Posted in Adam Czech, Chad Toporski, Game Predictions, Jersey Al Bracco, Kris Burke, Michael Dulka, Predictions, Thomas Hobbes, Zach Kruse by Chad Toporski | December 22, 2011 at 1:30 pm | 10 Comments »
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December

Packers vs. Chiefs: Two Teams Moving in Completely Opposite Directions

Posted in 1 - Injuries,2011 - 2012 Season,2011 Regular Season,Aaron Rodgers,AJ Hawk,Authors,Chad Clifton,Coach/GM,Desmond Bishop,Greg Jennings,Michael Dulka,Mike McCarthy,Offensive Players,Tramon Williams by Michael Dulka
Green Bay Packers Defensive Lineman Mike Neal

Mike Neal

The Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs entered the playoffs last season with identical 10-6 records. Winners of the AFC West, the Chiefs earned the right to host the Baltimore Ravens. Runners-up in the NFC North, the Packers went on the road to face the Philadelphia Eagles. Since then, the teams have gone in drastically different directions.

The Packers left Philadelphia with a 21-16 victory and an opportunity to go play the Atlanta Falcons the next week. The Chiefs’ season ended abruptly as they were blown out 30-7 by the Ravens. While the Chiefs cleaned out their lockers and planned off-season vacations, the Packers continued their magical playoff run to the team’s fourth Lombardi Trophy.

Since both teams entered last season’s playoffs with 10-6 records, the Packers are 17-0 while the Chiefs are 5-9. The Packers are contending for another Super Bowl victory while the Chiefs are grasping onto their playoff hopes.  Read more... (663 words + 1 image, estimated 2:39 mins reading time)

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Posted in 1 - Injuries, 2011 - 2012 Season, 2011 Regular Season, Aaron Rodgers, AJ Hawk, Authors, Chad Clifton, Coach/GM, Desmond Bishop, Greg Jennings, Michael Dulka, Mike McCarthy, Offensive Players, Tramon Williams by Michael Dulka | December 17, 2011 at 8:00 am | No Comments »
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December

Packers vs. Chiefs Week 15 Game Predictions from AllGreenBayPackers.com

Posted in Adam Czech,Chad Toporski,Game Predictions,Jersey Al Bracco,Kris Burke,Michael Dulka,Predictions,Thomas Hobbes,Zach Kruse by Chad Toporski
GAME PREDICTIONS
Week 15: Green Bay Packers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Name Record To-Date This Week’s Pick Score Prediction
Kris Burke 12-1 Green Bay Packers 42-10
The only reason I’m not giving the Packers 50 is because McCarthy believes in good sportsmanship. Orton will be better than Palko, but this is first real action with a new team. The Packers display their depth by not missing a beat sans Greg Jennings.
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“Jersey” Al Bracco 13-0 Green Bay Packers 44-10
I’m just sitting here waiting for Thomas to pick against the Packers so I can be the only one with a perfect record. Packers have to fight off boredom to finish this one out.
Adam Czech 12-1 Green Bay Packers 37-17
Poor Kyle Orton has to get destroyed by the Packers for the second time this season. After Sunday, he’s going to wish he was back on the bench in Denver watching Tebow. The Chiefs defense has played well lately, but not well enough to slow down the Packers offense, even without Greg Jennings.
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Posted in Adam Czech, Chad Toporski, Game Predictions, Jersey Al Bracco, Kris Burke, Michael Dulka, Predictions, Thomas Hobbes, Zach Kruse by Chad Toporski | December 16, 2011 at 2:00 pm | 8 Comments »
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December

Which Green Bay Packer Benefits Most from Jennings’ Absence?

Posted in 1 - Injuries,2011 - 2012 Season,2011 Regular Season,Aaron Rodgers,Donald Driver,Greg Jennings,James Jones,Jermichael Finley,Jordy Nelson,Michael Dulka,Mike McCarthy,Offense,Offensive Players,Players,Tight Ends,Wide Receivers by Michael Dulka

With Jennings out 2-3 weeks, it is time for the "next man up."

Green Bay Packers’ head coach Mike McCarthy announced Monday that wide receiver Greg Jennings has a knee sprain and will miss a couple of weeks. Suffering the knee injury against the Oakland Raiders, Jennings has a great chance to make it back for the playoffs. In his absence, the Packers will rely on Jermichael Finley and other playmakers to fill the void.

No stranger to injuries, the Packers will need to overcome the loss of Jennings in order to close out the regular season with continued momentum. With three weeks remaining in the regular season, the Packers just need to win one game or have the 49ers lose once to clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.

With Jennings’ absence, plenty of different Packers will get increased opportunities over the next three weeks. The Packers use more formations than most teams in the league, and you can bet that will continue to be the case going forward.

Benefitting most from the success that Jennings has had this season, Jordy Nelson has had his finest year as a pro. Nelson leads the team in yardage with 957 yards on 51 catches. Nelson also has a team-high 10 touchdowns.  Read more... (722 words + 1 image, estimated 2:53 mins reading time)

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Posted in 1 - Injuries, 2011 - 2012 Season, 2011 Regular Season, Aaron Rodgers, Donald Driver, Greg Jennings, James Jones, Jermichael Finley, Jordy Nelson, Michael Dulka, Mike McCarthy, Offense, Offensive Players, Players, Tight Ends, Wide Receivers by Michael Dulka | December 13, 2011 at 2:35 pm | 19 Comments »