Green Bay Packer's In The PlayOffs

[High Life Man]

This team will be contenders for a long time with Rodgers, he now has
experience & as long he's with the pack they will be good..
that was a hell of a game.

People forget how young that team is. Ted Thompson built it for the long haul, something a lot these dumb hicks couldn't see when he told Favre to eat it.

[jharp84]

Now I got a pissed off Todd comin' down to visit ! Ah! Fukk it! I am a bear fan anyway! Cept for those cocksucker's called Mckaskey's! And all etc..... We go to cuma's - Rock and roll burger joint in Chicago! If rob would get his head out of his ass and call me amuthaffukkker - he could join us! :tongue0011:

[PETE'S BROTHER]

good bye green bay fudge packers.
enjoy the offseason.
while you are at it, watch the cardinals win against the saints this sunday!
buh-bye.
next.......................

well.....gee, thanx. i hope you watch it on sunday. i'll call ya saturday nite and place a bet with ya.

[JJ Hobson]

NFL.com: Where does Packers-Cards rank among greatest wild-card games?

Here is a totally awesome--not to mention cool--web page from NFL.com that contains an article titled, "Where does Packers-Cards rank among greatest wild-card games?", not to mention a video and a poll ... Great read/watch!!! ...

Here are some excerpts from the article ...

On Sunday afternoon in Glendale, Ariz., after three blowouts to start the postseason, the Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals put the wild back in Wild Card Weekend.

"That's probably one of the best games ever played in the playoffs," said Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt, moments after his team beat Green Bay 51-45 in overtime in the highest-scoring playoff game in NFL history.

It certainly ranks up there in a postseason history littered with great games, and might be the greatest wild-card game ever played. Here's a look, in chronological order, of 10 of the most memorable wild-card games ever played (make sure to vote for your favorite in our poll and get in on the debate in our comments section):

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1993 playoffs: Packers 28, Lions 24
Down 17-7 midway through the third quarter after an interception TD return by Lions CB Melvin Jenkins, Brett Favre helped Green Bay mount a comeback. Rolling out to his left, Favre threw across his body to hit Sterling Sharpe for a 40-yard touchdown pass with 55 seconds left that gave the Packers the victory. It was the third scoring play the dynamic duo had connected on in the game. The Packers were also aided by a 101-yard interception return by safety George Teague that give the Packers a 21-17 advantage. The Lions regained the lead on running back Derrick Moore's 5-yard touchdown before Favre and Sharpe connected on a miraculous winning score.

1998 playoffs: 49ers 30, Packers 27
With three seconds left and the Packers leading 27-23, Steve Young hit receiver Terrell Owens at the goal line surrounded by a pack of defenders for the winning touchdown and the seventh lead change of the game. It was sweet payback for the 49ers, who had been eliminated by Green Bay in each of the previous three seasons. Owens' 25-yard TD reception, known as The Catch II, wouldn't have been possible if the officials had not ruled Jerry Rice down before he fumbled on the winning drive (replays showed Rice had clearly lost the ball before hitting the ground, but coaching challenges were still a decade away). Owens was an unlikely hero for the 49ers, who saw their No. 2 receiver drop four passes in the game and lose a fumble.

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2003 playoffs: Packers 33, Seahawks 27 (OT)
This game became known as much for what was said at the coin flip to determine possession in overtime as for what happened in the extra period. "We want the ball, and we're going to score," announced Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck for all of Lambeau Field and a national TV audience to hear. Seattle took the ball and after three-and-outs by each team, the Seahawks got the ball back for a second possession in OT, but Hasselbeck threw an interception to Packers CB Al Harris, who returned it 52 yards for the winning score in the first playoff game ever to be won in overtime with a defensive touchdown (the second happened on Sunday in the Green Bay-Arizona game).

I had the immense (!) pleasure of having watched all three of the above playoff games ... I can still remember (from the 1993 Packers-Lions Wildcard game) that awesome 40-yard touchdown pass to Sterling Sharpe by Brett Favre, LOL! ...

[PETE'S BROTHER]

one last battle !!!

Packers.com » News » Press Releases » January 19, 2010: Packers Battle Jaguars For 'Click For Cans' League Championship

Campbell's Chunky - Click For Cans - Already Voted

[Dan]

Oh Hell Yell.

[PETE'S BROTHER]

hell...yell.....i'm still at work, but waitin' for a beer

[Dan]

So Are You Drinking That Beer,Yet?

[PETE'S BROTHER]

ooooooooooooh yes. me and the missus have been goin' over ace crush threads, and laughin' our asses off.

[chefcraig]

Green Bay Packers Cheerleaders Tribute.

Ummm, Dan...notice anything particularly disturbing about this image from that "Tribute" you posted?



Not that there's anything wrong with that.

[PETE'S BROTHER]

HA, must be a confused vikings fan.

[PETE'S BROTHER]

and stop lookin' for pee-pee grabbin'

[chefcraig]

and stop lookin' for pee-pee grabbin'

Wasn't intentional. Dan titled the vid as a "cheerleaders tribute", so there I am minding my own business, waiting for some well endowed pom-poms to show up and that image fills the screen.

[PETE'S BROTHER]

NFL.com - Rookie of the Week

i recommend mr. matthews

[Dan]

Ummm, Dan...notice anything particularly disturbing about this image from that "Tribute" you posted?



Not that there's anything wrong with that.

How Rude For pointing That Out.