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reply posted on 19-1-2008 @ 10:41 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
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Behold - The Packers Prayer!
 "Our Favre,
Who art in Lambeau,
Hallowed be thine arm.
Thy bowl will come,
It will be won.
In Phoenix as it is in Lambeau.
And give us this Sunday,
Our weekly win.
And give us many touchdown passes.
But do not let others pass against us.
Lead us not into frustration,
But deliver us to the valley of the sun.
For thine is the MVP, the best of the NFC,
and the glory of the Cheeseheads,
now and forever.
Go get'em. Amen."
AMEN!
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sports.yahoo.com...
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 08:52 AM by chissler
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That brought a tear to thy eye!
We'll worry about how we can win the whole damn thing tomorrow, but we need to take care of business today. A loss today would really be a
disappointment. But to think of where we are, and where we were before the season began, I'd of been quite happy to say we would be playing for the
NFC championship.
We've got this.
Now we just need to wait all damn day. Agh!
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 09:22 PM by Black_Fox
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As a Packer fan,let me be the first to say LMAO!
I never saw a more deserving team lose in my life.
How do you spell bum? F-A-V-R-E!
The only thing that can now make me happy is Favre retiring!
Im overly sick of his interceptions.
He is done,please god please let Aaron Rodgers play next year.
Hopefully Bye Bye Favre!
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 09:26 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
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I could list all the things they did wrong, but it'd be a much shorter list of the things they did right...
NOTHING
Absolutely awful. After that performance, they didn't even deserve to be in the Super Bowl.
Defensive backs can't cover anyone.
Linebackers can't tackle.
Defensive line can't get to Manning.
Favre can't complete passes.
Receivers can't get open.
Offensive line can't open any holes for Ryan Grant.
On and on and on and on
Pathetic.
What a sorry display by a "13-3" team.
What Manning was this again?
What Packers team was that? Where was the play calling that allows them to win week after week? Where was the defense? Where was anything?
I can't stand when they change up something that has been working so that they can play conservative and play to not lose, only to have it come back
and slap them right in the face.
On another note, I hope the Patriots lay 80 on them. The Giants are a sad team and don't even deserve to be in the playoffs.
Having said that, the Packers got what they deserved.
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 09:27 PM by chissler
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Originally posted by Black_Fox
How do you spell bum? F-A-V-R-E!

Are you serious? As a Packers fan, are you that short minded? Granted, Favre didn't have the game of his career tonight, but he's hardly the
reason for the loss. The QB is always going to contribute, albeit positive or negative, but this one rests on more than his shoulders.
How about some pass protection? Does anyone know where Ryan Grant is? I haven't seen him once all night. No, that's a lie. He did break for a 10
yard run once, but then left the field.
One thing works for the Packers, simple screen passes and picking up big yards after the reception. I question some of the play calls, and the timing
of the short screens. As poor as Grant played, he wasn't given much of an opportunity either.
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 09:32 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
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Originally posted by chissler
As poor as Grant played, he wasn't given much of an opportunity either. 
I don't think he played poor. I think he wasn't given the opportunity, as you said, and I also think the offensive line played like #.
Very few running backs can do it with a mediocre offensive line. They didn't give him ANY holes to work with.
It's not all Favre's fault, but he's the leader of the team for a reason. He has to step up and lead them to a win.
The defense deserves most of the blame. I was sitting there during the game, and still am, wondering where this allegedly "one of the best"
defensive backfields in the NFL was. I sure as hell didn't see it.
This is on the coaching too. They continued to let that dead weight Al Harris get blown up by Burress without making ANY changes, outside of putting
Woodson on him. Yeah, that really worked.
Everyone is to blame except Mason Crosby and maybe Donald Driver.
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 10:13 PM by Black_Fox
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Come to think of it,all Favre ever was,was a stats man.
Wow,big deal,he won games,but he only won 1 SuperBowl,and the rest of the big games,he failed.
Even Trent Dilfer and Jeff Hostetler,Doug Wlliams,Mark Rypen won 1 Superbowl.
In the big picture of things,he has had a career of let downs,time and time again.
He also is the record holder for all time interceptions.
Im looking forward to him retiring,and what a fitting way to have it end,on a game ending interception....again.
His time is up.
Hell Jim Kelly could be considered a better QB,he may not have won a SB,but at least he got to 4 in a row,without choking in the AFC championship
game.
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 10:24 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
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It's an emotional loss and a disappointing way to end a good season, but I think you're letting the emotions speak rather than logic.
Favre is one of the greatest QB's of all time. Bottom line.
Just a few weeks ago you said:
 Here are my choices for the greatest ever.
1.Dan Marino/Brett Favre 
www.belowtopsecret.com...
Let the emotions of it get by before crazy things are said.
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 10:51 PM by DarkHelmet
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Luckily I'm one of those die-hard Packers fans that has a level head... lol
I don't mind that we lost. We were projected to go 2-14 this year, so going to the NFC Championship was like winning the SB to me.
And regardless... Noone is going to beat the Pats in the SB, so it really doesn't phase me much that we lost.
And that last interception in OT was a good look, and a good pass... it was just a little too far to the inside.
Theres plenty of reasons why the loss tonight shouldn't weigh heavily on any of us, even the die-hards.
As stated, we were prohected to finish with only 2-4 wins this year, so making it to the NFC Championship game was almost like winning the Super Bowl
for us... especially after the last two seasons. we all knew this season was too good to be true
Our guys are young... They weren't experienced enough to really win in this type of situation. This whole season was a growing experience, and I
suspect that we will have just as good a season next year. same goes with McCarthy... he sees what a gameplan can do to a game (Cowboys and Giants).
This will only make him better next year
Favre will be back... 'nuff said
ahhh... I had to go pay my tab and forgot what else I was gonna type here... but basically, yea we're all upset we lost... but I think we can all be
satisfied with the season our boys gave us.
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reply posted on 20-1-2008 @ 11:55 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
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Originally posted by DarkHelmet
I don't mind that we lost. We were projected to go 2-14 this year, so going to the NFC Championship was like winning the SB to me. 
2-14 and going to the NFC Championship and losing is the same thing. Both = no Super Bowl.
Originally posted by DarkHelmet
Noone is going to beat the Pats in the SB 
That's beside the point. I'd rather lose to the Patriots than the Giants. The Giants loss is embarrassing.
It's sad that the two best teams in the NFC lost to the Giants, and the Giants are truly better than neither of them.
As much as it excited me to see the Cowboys go down, the Giants can't match up with either of those two teams skill vs skill.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 12:01 AM by secret titan
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the loss was just depressing.
The pack didn't play like they wanted to win. Otherwise they would have. There is no reason the pack lost other than they didn't try.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 12:20 AM by seagull
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Not to pour salt on an open wound or anything...
Welcome to my world. Maybe what the 'hawks had last week was contagious?
2-14 is the same as 13-3 and losing in the NFC Championship? Wow, that's some high standards ya got there, lol. Considering that ya'll weren't
even expected to make the playoffs, I'd enjoy what you got this year, a rebirth of sorts.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 10:05 AM by NovusOrdoMundi
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Originally posted by seagull
2-14 is the same as 13-3 and losing in the NFC Championship? Wow, that's some high standards ya got there, lol. 
Well, what's the difference between us and the Dolphins? We played a few extra weeks? Big deal. Both teams have the same amount of Super Bowl wins
this year.
Moral victories are worth nothing. We can say we won the division, got a first round bye, and had home field advantage in the NFC Championship game,
but it all means nothing if you don't take advantage of it and accomplish the one and only goal there is in the NFL: Win the Super Bowl.
Sure, we can say it's a re-birth, possibly. We can be hopeful that this is a sign of things to come and we reel off more division titles and first
round byes, but if you don't capitalize on it, if you aren't hungrier than the other team to accomplish something, then what have you really proven?
Like secret titan said, they looked like they didn't want that win at all. They had every opportunity to run away with that game, and they failed on
every opportunity. Stupid penalties, stupid turnovers - they just seemed lifeless. And it had nothing to do with the cold either, because it seemed to
not bother the Giants all that much.
They played like garbage and got what they deserved. If this is how they're going to capitalize on division titles and first round byes, I'd rather
finish in last place in the NFL and get a first round pick until they're ready to do something.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 10:35 AM by Black_Fox
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Ok,point taken.
My overly emotionaly charged rant felll on the heels of a very dissapointing effort by the Packers.
I slept on it,and I woke up today still wanting Favre to retire.
He could very well have been the best,but I still want him to go away.
Yes,the Packers losing was more than Favre's fault alone,but the ending was typical Favre.
I want to see this team move on now without him.
Its time to become a different team.
Yes the Packers failed in every aspect last night.
Defense,offense,play calling and effort,but Favre was good ol' Favre in the end.
If you listen closy,you can here that window of opportunity slam shut on him ever winning another SB.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 11:55 AM by Musky
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You're obviously a jump on the bandwagon when things are going well type of fan. The Packers had a great season that didn't end the way you wanted
it to, and now all the wins, progress, hope, and excitement they gave you was worthless? The idea that they did not try to win that game by playing
as hard as they could is both ridiculous and offensive. They may not have played well, but they certainly played hard.
Please find another team's bandwagon to jump on next year. The Packers do not need your continued support.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 12:11 PM by Essedarius
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Wow...is this what Packer "fans" do now?
Jump off the cliff like a herd of pathetic bandwagon lemmings?
Originally posted by NovusOrdoMundi
Well, what's the difference between us and the Dolphins? We played a few extra weeks? Big deal. 
I can't imagine being a sports fan with that attitude.
What a bleak world that would be.
Come on now NOM...you want to know the difference between a Packer fan and a Dolphin fan?
18 weeks of ecstacy. 18 weeks where we got to wake up in the morning and say "can you believe the Pack!?!!"
18 weeks of awe-inspiring "oh I thought we were re-building this year but instead I guess we're one of the best teams in the league."
For those of us who have been bleeding for the Pack since Dickey was airing it out to Lofton and Jefferson...we know how special this year was. Years
like this are RARE.
And as for people throwing Favre under the bus and cursing his name...from the bottom of my heart:
Jump on the Patriots bandwagon.
The Packers don't need you.
You make me sick.
If being a sports fan is ONLY about your team winning and your QB being perfect then go buy yourself a crisp clean Tom Brady jersey, grow some
inappropriately thick facial hair, and watch "Good Will Hunting" until you can fake a Boston accent good enough to salve your spiraling
self-esteem.
But if you jumped up off your coach and screamed your throat sore when Favre threw that underhand first down to Donald Lee last week, then shut your
mouth and take the good with the bad. That underhand pass came from the exact same place that those interceptions did...that place where Favre says
"this may be a horrible idea but HERE GOES."
I love Favre for that. Always will.
The most exciting football player EVER, good and bad.
Good luck to your Patriots this weekend.
I hope they make your offseason happy.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 12:25 PM by Daz3d-n-Confus3d
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Not sure if anyone has seen this or not but it made me laugh.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 12:31 PM by Musky
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Good post. I feel exactly the same way. You sir, are, and probably always have been, a Packer fan in good standing. You understand what being a
sports fan is supposed to be about.
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 12:33 PM by Daz3d-n-Confus3d
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Might help if I included the video. Sorry about that.
Arg! I have done this before but I can't get it to work. Somebody help me out here please. Here is the url.
www.youtube.com...
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reply posted on 21-1-2008 @ 12:42 PM by Black_Fox
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Oh poor you,you dont like my opinion on the Packers?
Tough!
Im entitiled to my opinion on the Packers.
I am a fan,but a critical fan at that.
After years and years,im done finding excuses for them.
You can feel free to sugar coat anything you want.
I have spent money on merchandise,attended my share of games.
So I dont need to prove to you what kind of fan I am.
I have every right to be jaded by the Packers today.
And for your off statement that they played hard,is laughable.
Or didnt you notice the joke of play calling yesterday,if not go back and watch again.
Or is it that you think that throwing 3-4 yard passes on 3rd down when 10-15 yards are needed is a good thing?
And it happened 3-4 times yesterday.
IF they had played hard,they would have won.
So again,if you dont like my opinion,thats fine,but I highly doubt your going to be the one to tell me what to think and what to say about a team I
support.
But for your efforts,cheers
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