2015 NFC North Trash Talk Thread: GB loses Div Rd, MIN loses WC Rd, DET/CHI N/A

Lions fan grasping every last straw trying to criticize Rodgers.
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Lol I'm just saying, y'all guy was scared to throw it to a whole side of the field...and that was with Jordy. So we know Cobb will be a non factor...and I'll sure Seattle will take their chances with Cary Williams against Devante.

Not to mention yall won't be able to run it...The way I see it, prepare for a L fellas.
 
Jordy had five receptions for 71 yds in the NFC championship game and was targeted eight times. I'm not gonna go back and watch tape but let's just assume Sherman covered him on all eight targets, and if not, even if it was just 50% of those targets then Rodgers still threw the ball his way, enough to where Sherman was able to get an interception as well. I wouldn't say Rodgers was afraid to throw it to any side of the field.
 
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I'm talking about Game 1 last year and that's all that matters...I didn't see the NFC championship game, I caught the very last seconds at a liquor store right when Russ ended it so I don't really know how many times he went at Sherm...but it's clear to see that he's scared of him.

 
"When you're great, you make your opponent adjust to you. You don't adjust to suit them" - Richard Sherman

 
Packers right tackle Bryan Bulaga had surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his knee. He’s expected to miss six weeks. Via Albert Breer and Ian Rapoport of NFL Media.

He’s expected to be replaced by Don Barclay, who has 21 career starts at right tackle.


Safety Morgan Burnett has been upgraded from questionable to probable for Sunday night’s game against the Seahawks. Burnett has a calf injury. The probable designation means it’s a virtual certainty he will be available for normal duty.


Former Packers tight end Brandon Bostick, who was cut from the Vikings after training camp and is now a part of the Cardinals practice squad, still haunted by onside kick

“Not a day goes by that I don’t think about that play,” Bostick said Friday, via Bob McManaman of azcentral sports. “I think about it all the time – at least once a day. When I do, I just try to snap myself out of it real quick.”’

“I’ve had a lot of death threats,” Bostick said. “I don’t take them serious and I’m not too worried about it. I still get a lot of hate mail and stuff. I expected that. I read it all, I took it on, and I just use it as fuel.”

“I’ve never been hesitant about talking about it, because it’s part of me,” Bostick said. “It’s part of who I am. I’ve always faced it. I just take it head on. I’ve never shied away from it.”
 
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We are going to be a mediore defense until Levy gets back and if he's not 100% we in trouble.

So much stuff he would clean up.

Whelp we moved the ball twice pretty easy with tempo probably won't see that again the rest of the game.
 
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This team can't execute on basic fundamentals. Jason Jones lining up in the neutral zone for example. That is inexcusable. Guys are way out of position on defense as well, teams can move the ball at will.

Levy being gone is a big part, but he is only one man. This is a team game, and as a whole this team is not in sync.
 
This team can't execute on basic fundamentals. Jason Jones lining up in the neutral zone for example. That is inexcusable. Guys are way out of position on defense as well, teams can move the ball at will.

Levy being gone is a big part, but he is only one man. This is a team game, and as a whole this team is not in sync.

I feel you bruh...but it's the Vikings
 
 
This team can't execute on basic fundamentals. Jason Jones lining up in the neutral zone for example. That is inexcusable. Guys are way out of position on defense as well, teams can move the ball at will.

Levy being gone is a big part, but he is only one man. This is a team game, and as a whole this team is not in sync.
I feel you bruh...but it's the Vikings
 
But actually, the Lions not being able to run on the Vikings (25th in NFL in 2014, Hyde tore them apart six days ago) is a really terrible sign for either the trio of RBs or your horrible offensive line. Even though I think Abdullah is not special I can even see how terrible this line is blocking for not only him, but Stafford. On that last pass Stafford was knocked into right when he released the ball and he literally whipped around pissed and looked at the sideline rather than watch the play transpire. He looks like Bridgewater vs. Suh-Fairley-Ansah last year in this very same stadium.

Ezekiel Ansah is going to be one of the best edge rushers in the game by next year. He's already in the top 15. Lions draft well in the first round when they're not circle-jerking tight ends. Another thing: I wish Golden Tate was on the Vikings.
 
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Yeah the O-line is REALLY BAD. Our run game in non existent. Part of that though is our ****** run plays. I still think Lombardi has to go. He can't call a play to get a receiver open. Stafford is scrambling every damn play because we have nobody open to throw it to. That is a play calling and design issue, he stinks.
 
But actually, the Lions not being able to run on the Vikings (25th in NFL in 2014, Hyde tore them apart six days ago) is a really terrible sign for either the trio of RBs or your horrible offensive line. Even though I think Abdullah is not special I can even see how terrible this line is blocking for not only him, but Stafford. On that last pass Stafford was knocked into right when he released the ball and he literally whipped around pissed and looked at the sideline rather than watch the play transpire. He looks like Bridgewater vs. Suh-Fairley-Ansah last year in this very same stadium.

Ezekiel Ansah is going to be one of the best edge rushers in the game by next year. He's already in the top 15. Lions draft well in the first round when they're not circle-jerking tight ends. Another thing: I wish Golden Tate was on the Vikings.

Bro our line is ATROCIOUS.

I was worried about the right tackle but the everyone is trash.
 
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