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November

Packers vs. Vikings Week 13 Game Predictions from AllGBP.COM (with Podcast)

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GAME PREDICTIONS Week 13: Green Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings
Name	Record To-Date	This Week’s Pick	Score Prediction
Kris Burke	7-4	Green Bay Packers	27-20
Kris Burke	The Packers made some very alarming comments this week when they mentioned that they thought their hearts weren’t into the game. Wait, what? You’re professionals and your heart was not into a game against the team that ended your title defense last year?! COME ON! Don’t expect the same this week, however. Rodgers and McCarthy won’t allow it. Expect the same kind of angry performance you saw against the Texans, but the Vikings defense will take advantage of a beaten up Packers offensive line to make the game close.

“Jersey” Al Bracco	6-5	Green Bay Packers	31-17
“Jersey” Al Bracco	Having witnessed the horrid performance last week in person, I can’t help but believe we will see a different Packers team this week. They will game plan for Peterson like they did for Arian Foster. We can only hope they play half as hard as they did that game. That should be all it takes.

Adam Czech	8-3	Green Bay Packers	31-17
Adam Czech	It looks like another week without Clay Matthews and now C.J. Wilson is hurt. Not good if you hope to contain Adrian Peterson. But did you hear the good news? Aaron Rodgers’ favorite cover-2 fighting device — the Greg Jennings — is out of the repair shop and ready to start killing defensive backs again. If Percy Harvin plays, and my gut tells me he will, the Queens will put up a good fight. But it won’t be enough to slow down Rodgers and a refurbished Jennings.

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December

Packers vs. Giants: 5 Observations from Green Bay’s 38-35 Win over New York

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The Green Bay Packers ran their unbeaten streak to 12 games this season and 18 overall as quarterback Aaron Rodgers led the Packers on a game-winning drive during the final minute to help Green Bay secure a 38-35 win over the New York Giants Sunday from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Here are five observations from the game:

1. Cross it off

What hasn’t Aaron Rodgers done in 2011? He can officially cross a game-winning drive off the list. After Eli Manning’s short touchdown pass to Hakeem Nicks (and ensuing two-point conversion) tied the game at 35, Rodgers took over at his own 20-yard-line with 58 seconds left and one timeouts. Rodgers hasn’t been in that situation yet this season, but he was calm and razor sharp as he completed all four of his passes—including three of 18 yards or more—to set the Packers up for a 30-yard field goal try. Mason Crosby banged home the kick as the fourth quarter clock expired to push the Packers to 12-0.

In a season full of important drives, Rodgers’ last minute masterpiece was far-and-away the most impressive and important. If they hadn’t already, the engravers for the NFL MVP trophy can begin putting in Rodgers’ name with confidence.

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December

Packers vs. Giants Week 13 Game Predictions from AllGreenBayPackers.com

Posted in Adam Czech,Chad Toporski,Game Predictions,Jersey Al Bracco,Kris Burke,Predictions,Thomas Hobbes,Zach Kruse by Chad Toporski

GAME PREDICTIONS Week 13: Green Bay Packers vs. New York Giants
Name	Record To-Date	This Week’s Pick	Score Prediction
Kris Burke	11-0	New York Giants	28-24
Kris Burke	Everything in my gut says this is the week the streak ends for the Packers. I hope I’m wrong. One big reason is the Giants have a knack for upsetting undefeated teams: the 1998 Broncos and most notably the 2007 New England Patriots. The Giants defense is still very talented and people are writing them off far too early. I don’t need to remind people what the Giants did in 2007.
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“Jersey” Al Bracco	11-0	Green Bay Packers	35-13
“Jersey” Al Bracco	While the Giants have the “wounded animal” effect going for them, the Packers have had a mini bye week and were able to watch how NO dismantled the Giants D. Pack rolls on.

Adam Czech	10-1	Green Bay Packers	33-26
Adam Czech	I don’t like having two offensive linemen out with injuries, but the way Aaron Rodgers is going, it’s not going to stop the Packers from improving to 12-0.

Thomas Hobbes	11-0	Green Bay Packers	27-17
Thomas Hobbes	The Giants are the most schizophrenic team in the NFL; they can be completely dominant or get completely dominated. Will the defensive front four be like: vs. New England or vs. New Orleans? Will Brandon Jacobs be the big bruising back that the Packers have trouble with or a aging malcontent averaging 3.1 ypc? I think it would it would take every phase being on for the Giants to have a shot at beating the Packers and the Packers are simply consistently excellent.