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11-08-2011 09:33 PM |
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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
(Post 8093211)
The Packers lost Finley, who is better than Moeaki, their #1 RB, had injuries all over the back seven and still won the SB.*
*FWIW, I don't think that's (the Packers' 10-6 plan) something to strive for, as it would be nearly impossible to replace success like that, but they have shown that you can compete at a high level even when decimated by injuries if you have enough guys in key positions.
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The Packers won last year because of one thing, and they are winning this year because of that same thing.
Aaron Rodgers.
The Packer D this year is giving up a shit ton of points, but Rodgers keeps putting up more.
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Originally Posted by The Bad Guy
(Post 8093300)
The 49ers have beaten tons of good teams this year.
The Bengals in Cinci, the Eagles across the country in Philly (winning there is impressive considering) and the Lions in Detroit. They shitbeat the Bucs, who are a decent team.
The 49ers are a complete team right now and I think they are built to do some real damage in January.
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Alex Smith is not going to get a team to the SB.
As Hamas stated, these 9ers are the 90s Chiefs.
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Originally Posted by Iconic
(Post 8093323)
9ers have beat Cincy, Philly, Tampa Bay, Detriot, and had a VERY close one against Dallas. These are all competent teams and one of which has already proven they can kick our ass. They've done this all in spite of having Alex Smith as their QB.
I'm logically sane thank you. If Haley can't get our offense to produce there's a huge problem with HIM. He has received Le'ron McClain, Steve Breaston, a new gem in Battle, our first round draft pick Baldwin, and Hudson/Gaither. I realize Jamaal and Moeaki are out but a good Coach will make changes when injuries occur. Which is why I point to the 2008 Patriot season.
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Cincy hasn't beaten anyone, Philly is a 3-5 team.
Tampa might be good, but they also got their shit stomped in by Chicago, was it?
And we really don't know for sure what the Lions are either.
For now, you can't really point to any one of those teams as some kind of measure of the 9ers greatness.
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