Who are you picking for tomorrow nites game?

Flagg

Cowboys.

Packers have some injury issues. Woodson is trying to come back from turf toe and that is hard for a 31 year old to do in one week. KGB will probably play but he will be a non-factor because he is matching up against Flozell Adams who has shut out Trent Cole and Osi Umenyiora recently. Both of those guys are double-digits in sacks this year. Neither got a finger on Romo.

The one Packer DL that worries me is Kampmann. But he will face some double-teaming.

Witten will have a big day. The Packers can not stop big time TEs. Tony Gonzalez, Antonio Gates and Chris Cooley have each had at least 9 catches and 100 yards against the Pack this year.

Green Bay barely got past some pretty mediocre to bad teams: Philly, Denver, Washington. And lost to another one: Chicago.

Dallas blows out mediocre teams (except Buffalo) and only lost to the greatest team in NFL History.

Brett Favre is 0-8 in Texas Stadium. But he will put up some big passing numbers on that weak Dallas secondary. No doubt there.

Cowboys just have too many weapons though. Dallas 30 - Green Bay 24

Should be a great game though. Really loooking forward to it.

SPEEDY MCCREADY

Flagg wrote:

Cowboys.

Packers have some injury issues. Woodson is trying to come back from turf toe and that is hard for a 31 year old to do in one week. KGB will probably play but he will be a non-factor because he is matching up against Flozell Adams who has shut out Trent Cole and Osi Umenyiora recently. Both of those guys are double-digits in sacks this year. Neither got a finger on Romo.

The one Packer DL that worries me is Kampmann. But he will face some double-teaming.

Witten will have a big day. The Packers can not stop big time TEs. Tony Gonzalez, Antonio Gates and Chris Cooley have each had at least 9 catches and 100 yards against the Pack this year.

Green Bay barely got past some pretty mediocre to bad teams: Philly, Denver, Washington. And lost to another one: Minnesota.

Dallas blows out mediocre teams (except Buffalo) and only lost to the greatest team in NFL History.

Brett Favre is 0-8 in Texas Stadium. But he will put up some big passing numbers on that weak Dallas secondary. No doubt there.

Cowboys just have too many weapons though. Dallas 30 - Green Bay 24

Should be a great game though. Really loooking forward to it.

1985 chicago bears....
greatest team in history....

mookie9999

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

1985 chicago bears....
greatest team in history....

1984 49ers?
1975 Steelers?

ChrisPJ

PACKERS all the way.

SPEEDY MCCREADY

mookie9999 wrote:

1984 49ers?
1975 Steelers?

1985 bears.....
greatest team in nfl history...........

drtyfrnk29

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

1985 bears.....
greatest team in nfl history...........

Being a Bears fan, I would seem biased but I agree but its the way that season had it's ups and downs. The 4-6 Defense, an offense that could score and all the great personalities on that team make me vote this way.

patrickredeyes

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

1985 bears.....
greatest team in nfl history...........

Maybe be so but who gives a rats ass. hehehe

SPEEDY MCCREADY

patrickredeyes wrote:

Maybe be so but who gives a rats ass. hehehe

dallas 42
packers 14

drtyfrnk29

patrickredeyes wrote:

Maybe be so but who gives a rats ass. hehehe

Oh Pat. As much as it pains me to do it I will be rooting for your Pack. I figured they are honestly the lesser of two evils when it comes to those two teams.

ryan198

natureboy46 wrote:

Anyone sick of Favre should be banned from ever watching football again.

Go Pack Go!

For me it's not so much Favre that I'm sick of it's the fact that announcers make word love to him every twelve seconds that gets annoying. I'm a Cowboy fan, and I hope Romo doesn't reach that catergory...though he's closing in.

drtyfrnk29

ryan198 wrote:

I'm a Cowboy fan, and I hope Romo doesn't reach that catergory...though he's closing in.

You're kidding, right? Brett Favre is a 3 time MVP and Super Bowl winner. Tony Romo's legacy is a botched field goal snap. Talk to me in fourteen years, when Romo has started every game playing through injuries, won a NFL title and been named at least one MVP.

Hoofa.

ryan198

drtyfrnk29 wrote:

You're kidding, right? Brett Favre is a 3 time MVP and Super Bowl winner. Tony Romo's legacy is a botched field goal snap. Talk to me in fourteen years, when Romo has started every game playing through injuries, won a NFL title and been named at least one MVP.

Hoofa.

Woah...I was talking about the word love thing, not on field performance. I generally despise media darlings, and Favre is certainly that. All I was saying is that Romo is moving into the media darling catergory, and I like him better as the botched snap guy who is a good qb anyway.

Also let's not forget that Favre was a known drug abuser who didn't get the boot, or even a 4 game stint on the substance abuse list mostly because his name is Brett Favre. While abusing painkillers isn't necessarily against league policy when you break the law to get those painkillers it is, and he should have been punished. So to clarify Brett Favre is a great QB, 3 time MVP winner, Super Bowl champion, and a vicodin addict. The funny thing is that this went down at the same time Ricky Williams was doing his thing with pot, and the media only focused on Williams though Favre was breaking the law too.

Poncier

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

1985 bears.....
greatest team in nfl history...........

Only till February 3, 2008

ryan198

Poncier wrote:

Only till February 3, 2008

as much as i hated the '85 bears i think they could beat the '07 pats. They did everything necessary to beat this years Pats team, pressured the QB, had a dominant secondary, had a HOF running back, and passed the ball enough. Since the Pats really can't stop the run, and Brady doesn't react well to pressure (who does?), this would be a tough game for them. In fact, of all the great teams, I think the '85 Bears are the worst matchup for this years Pats team.

Poncier

ryan198 wrote:

as much as i hated the '85 bears i think they could beat the '07 pats. They did everything necessary to beat this years Pats team, pressured the QB, had a dominant secondary, had a HOF running back, and passed the ball enough. Since the Pats really can't stop the run, and Brady doesn't react well to pressure (who does?), this would be a tough game for them. In fact, of all the great teams, I think the '85 Bears are the worst matchup for this years Pats team.

Its like the Ali vs Tyson vs Marciano argument...we'l never be able to truly know, but I think it would be a hell of a game, but to me the difference is in the QB position...Brady would make enough plays, McMahon would not.

Hawkshore

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

1985 bears.....
greatest team in nfl history...........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g8cwPZ6Q0A

ryan198

Poncier wrote:

Its like the Ali vs Tyson vs Marciano argument...we'l never be able to truly know, but I think it would be a hell of a game, but to me the difference is in the QB position...Brady would make enough plays, McMahon would not.

if it came down to passing you are right, and to clarify i think this pats team matches up against many of the other great teams quite favorably, but i really think that all mcmahon would have to do is turn around and hand the ball to walter payton and he would milk the clock and take about 28 carries for 180 yards against the pats shaky run D. the fun part is arguing it out even though you are also right that we could never know.

drtyfrnk29

ryan198 wrote:

Woah...I was talking about the word love thing, not on field performance. I generally despise media darlings, and Favre is certainly that. All I was saying is that Romo is moving into the media darling catergory, and I like him better as the botched snap guy who is a good qb anyway.

Also let's not forget that Favre was a known drug abuser who didn't get the boot, or even a 4 game stint on the substance abuse list mostly because his name is Brett Favre. While abusing painkillers isn't necessarily against league policy when you break the law to get those painkillers it is, and he should have been punished. So to clarify Brett Favre is a great QB, 3 time MVP winner, Super Bowl champion, and a vicodin addict. The funny thing is that this went down at the same time Ricky Williams was doing his thing with pot, and the media only focused on Williams though Favre was breaking the law too.

I still think Romo doesnt get anywhere near the ass kissing Favre does. I think people kiss Big Ben's ass more than Romo. Or Tom Brady.

ryan198

no he doesn't but i prefer it stay that way.

my2hands

dallas will win...

unfortunately