Jerhawk wrote:Packers in Lambeau. Might as well save the jet fuel and forfeit that one.
Welshers wrote:I am going to have to go with the Rams. I know they just lost to the Jets but they have really had our number through the last couple years. It would suck to beat them this week and them get them again in a WC matchup right away. Besides that I am confident vs anyone in the NFC, but the team I most wouldn't want to see after the Rams is the Pack. Regardless, we to be the best we will have to beat the best, and I can easily see our road to the SB being vs. TB, NO and GB. Or throw the Rams in there depending on what happens this week. Who are you guys most worried about?
stang233 wrote:Packers, bucs, rams, aints
Wenhawk wrote:New Orleans with a healthy Michael Thomas and Drew Brees
Welshers wrote:We almost made a comeback against the pack at Lambeau last year w9 let's not say its unbeatable
Atradees wrote:Aaron Rodgers and the Frozen Tundra with a struggling passing game and bad weather.
Aros wrote:Welshers wrote:We almost made a comeback against the pack at Lambeau last year w9 let's not say its unbeatable
Ah, but close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. Until we can slay that dragon that is Rodgers and the Packers at Lambeau in January...Kryptonite.
RiverDog wrote:Yup. Packers in Lambeau. Russell doesn't have a real good record in inclement weather conditions.
The Rams don't scare me a bit. Goff is horrible when under pressure, and our pass rush is improved since the last time we faced them. No Chris Carson or Carlos Hyde in the first contest, either.
Ambrose83 wrote:What is with all of you on the packers jock? Have you watched them play? They have beat 1 team above .500... They are soft and our running game would be ideal for crap weather in Wisconsin, punch them in the mouth and keep Erin on the sidelines, absolutely a winnable game.
RiverDog wrote:Yup. Packers in Lambeau. Russell doesn't have a real good record in inclement weather conditions.
The Rams don't scare me a bit. Goff is horrible when under pressure, and our pass rush is improved since the last time we faced them. No Chris Carson or Carlos Hyde in the first contest, either.
beaumaris wrote:Every QB sucks under pressure,even Mahomes Brady and Rodgers.
hawkfan68 wrote:The Seahawk team which played the Giants. If that team shows up, it’s one and done.
Scorpion05 wrote:I can't believe any Hawks fan would say any other team but the Rams. It's literally the only team Russell struggles against consistently. Russ has shown he can have good games against the Packers.
I'm personally not worried about the Packers, even in Lambeau. If our Running Backs are healthy, and if Tre Flowers is not covering Devante Adams I'm confident we can win that game. Some of you are overplaying how well Rodgers has played against us.
The Bucs also make me a bit nervous. Tom Brady and Bruce Arians, coming to our stadium, with weapons all over the place. That makes me nervous. Bruce Arians knows how to pick our team apart. Brady is still Brady. And although the Bucs have struggled they only have to put it all together to make a ridiculous 2011 Giants or 2010 Packers like run.
Personally, I'm hoping we face the Cardinals or Bears, Saints, and then Packers in the NFC Championship. I want no parts of the Rams or the Bucs. No thank you.
Ambrose83 wrote:What is with all of you on the packers jock? Have you watched them play? They have beat 1 team above .500... They are soft and our running game would be ideal for crap weather in Wisconsin, punch them in the mouth and keep Erin on the sidelines, absolutely a winnable game.
Wenhawk wrote:New Orleans with a healthy Michael Thomas and Drew Brees
Aros wrote:Ambrose83 wrote:What is with all of you on the packers jock? Have you watched them play? They have beat 1 team above .500... They are soft and our running game would be ideal for crap weather in Wisconsin, punch them in the mouth and keep Erin on the sidelines, absolutely a winnable game.
Ramfan128 wrote:It makes sense for Seattle, but around the internet it seems most fans of playoff teams in the NFC want to avoid the Rams if possible. It makes sense - if Goff decides to look like an above average QB, well our only loss was a close one at Buffalo when that happens.
This is reflected in what I'm scared of, which isn't any team - it's Goff. I used to be able to predict which teams he would struggle against but now it seems random.
Aros wrote:The Bucs beating the Lions was their Get Right Game no less than our game against the Jets. I wouldn't look too much into it.
RiverDog wrote:Aros wrote:The Bucs beating the Lions was their Get Right Game no less than our game against the Jets. I wouldn't look too much into it.
I'm not trying to diminish the Bucs win or make excuses for the Lions loss, but it should be noted that Detroit was without much of their coaching staff:
The Detroit Lions announced today that Interim Head Coach Darrell Bevell, Defensive Coordinator Cory Undlin, Defensive Line Coach Bo Davis, Defensive Backs Coach Steve Gregory and Linebackers Coach Ty McKenzie will not coach in Saturday's game against Tampa Bay due to COVID-19 protocols.
The following assistant coaches will assume interim responsibilities on game day:
Wide Receivers Coach Robert Prince (head coach)
Quarterbacks Coach Sean Ryan (offensive play caller)
Head Coach Assistant/Research & Analysis Evan Rothstein (defensive play caller)
Defensive Assistant Tony Carter (defensive backs)
Director of Football Research David Corrao (linebackers)
William Clay Ford Minority Coaching Assistant Ty Warren (defensive line)
https://www.detroitlions.com/news/lions ... nouncement
And that's not to mention that they've been without a true head coach since Matt Patricia was fired 3 weeks ago. Also, starting QB Mathew Stafford was injured during the Lions first possession and didn't return.
glowingeyedseahawk wrote:I'll say it......
If the (correct) Seahawk team shows up,
I fear NO ONE until K.C. (in Tampa) on February, 7th 2021
hawkfan68 wrote:The Seahawk team which played the Giants. If that team shows up, it’s one and done.
Uncle Si wrote:Lambeau will be empty.
Game could be at a local high school in Manitowoc, all the same.
The chances for inclement weather are far greater in Seattle than Wisconsin. It's cold, typically dry.
The Saints to me are the biggest challenge.
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