19

October

Packers vs. Rams Week 7 Game Predictions from AllGreenBayPackers.com

GAME PREDICTIONS
Week 7: Green Bay Packers vs. St. Louis Rams
Name Record To-Date This Week’s Pick Score Prediction
Kris Burke 3-3 Green Bay Packers 34-17
The Pack is for sure back as they finally beat a team that they’re supposed to beat. Rodgers keeps rolling and the defense eats up a weak Rams offensive line.
“Jersey” Al Bracco 2-4 Green Bay Packers 31-13
the Rams can’t score, the Packers defense is a pass rush threat once more and Aaron Rodgers has found his mojo. Not a good recipe for St. Louis.
Adam Czech 3-3 Green Bay Packers 27-17
The Rams have talented and physical CBs and an elite pass rusher. It’s a formula that gives the Packers fits. But the Packers have too many weapons to be shut down for an entire game. Sunday won’t be a cakewalk, but it’ll be a victory.
Marques Eversoll 3-3 Green Bay Packers 28-13
The Rams have a good defense, with a capable pass rush and physical corners on the perimeter. Cortland Finnegan makes a living by getting inside the head of wide receivers, but I think Jordy Nelson & Co. will keep their cool. Call me crazy, but I think Jermichael Finley has a big week for the Pack. They move to 4-3.
Thomas Hobbes 3-3 Green Bay Packers 35-16
30

April

Watch the Video: Week 7 of Packers’ Donald Driver on Dancing With the Stars: Viennese Waltz

Video from week 7 of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars. Lets see how Donald Driver and Peta Murgatroyd perform the Viennese Waltz:

Donald and Peta received a  total score of 27, a string of nines across the board  from judges Carrie Ann Inaba,  Len Goodman and  Bruno Tonioli.  This is their fourh straight week with a score of 27. The elusive perfect 10 score still eludes Donald and Peta.

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21

October

Packers vs. Vikings Week 7 Game Predictions from AllGreenBayPackers.com

GAME PREDICTIONS
Week 7: Green Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings
Name Record To-Date This Week’s Pick Score Prediction
Kris Burke 6-0 Green Bay Packers 27-17
This would be a barn burner if the Vikings started Packer killer Donovan McNabb, but instead Christian Ponder gets the start.  The Vikings defense gives the Packers some fits, but the rookie struggles enough that the Packers move to 7-0 heading into their bye
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“Jersey” Al Bracco 6-0 Green Bay Packers 31-10
The Christian Ponder era gets off to a rough start, as Dom Capers succeeds at confusing the rookie, resulting in mistakes. the GB offense is, well, the GB offense. Roll Packers…
 
Adam Czech 5-1 Green Bay Packers 33-17
Christian Ponder will be better than Donovan McNabb, but not good enough to beat the Packers. Look for the Vikes to try and get Visanthe Shiancoe and Kyle Rudolph involved early. However, Minnesota’s lack of explosiveness on offense will ultimately be too much to overcome.
 
Thomas Hobbes 6-0 Green Bay Packers 24-10
The Packers do seem to have some trouble with quarterbacks they don’t have much tape on, like Vick last year and Newton this year; then again Vick and Newton both have legs nowhere Ponder’s.  Also figure to see a lot of Jared Allen on Marshall Newhouse which probably will cause some problems.  I don’t see the Packers losing, but I don’t see it being easy either.
17

October

McCarthy: Packers Won’t Overlook Struggling Vikings

The Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers are just two years removed from playing a pair of games that essentially decided the NFC North in 2009, but the franchises couldn’t have veered in more different directions since then.

The Packers rebounded from two crippling losses to Brett Favre in ’09 to win the Super Bowl last season, and they’ve started 2011 with six straight victories. Green Bay is the last remaining undefeated team in the NFL and the odds-on favorite to win the Super Bowl for the second consecutive season.

The Vikings, on the other hand, went through a circus year in 2010 which saw them stumble to a disappointing 6-10 record. Things haven’t gotten better this season under coach Leslie Frazier, as the Vikings are fresh off a 39-10 drubbing at the hands of the Chicago Bears which dropped them to 1-5.

But despite everything suggesting an easy path for Green Bay to get to 7-0 this week in Minnesota, Packers head coach Mike McCarthy is standing firm that Sunday isn’t a game that his team will overlook on the schedule.

“We’re not overlooking the Minnesota Vikings, I can promise you that,” McCarthy said during his Monday press conference. “The Vikings are a different team in the Metrodome than they are on natural grass. Hard lesson this team has learned in years past.”