Yeah--just like that...

by Guest Thu Jan 10, 2013 6:44 pm

The Green Bay Packers have visited the San Francisco 49ers seven times since 1980 and have never lost against the spread.
So when the NFC divisional playoffs odds[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], handicappers who recall that 6-0-1 ATS streak and who have watched the Packers dominate lately jumped on the line.

"There has been a ton of Green Bay action at most sportsbooks, so they are a rare 'public dog' and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]," explained Jack Randall, a football analyst at OddsShark.com.

Indeed, the Packers are 10-2 SU and 9-3 ATS over their last 12 games, and will try to stay hot against a tough opponent this Saturday night when they visit San Francisco at Candlestick Park.

They have also been nasty in the underdog role,[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].

Last...but certainly far from least, Milani has picked the 9ers... What more do you need to know?

Pack/Seattle at Lambeau for the trip to the dance, bitches! Cool

by MB20 Thu Jan 10, 2013 8:46 pm

_HD_ wrote:The Green Bay Packers have visited the San Francisco 49ers seven times since 1980 and have never lost against the spread.
So when the NFC divisional playoffs odds[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], handicappers who recall that 6-0-1 ATS streak and who have watched the Packers dominate lately jumped on the line.

"There has been a ton of Green Bay action at most sportsbooks, so they are a rare 'public dog' and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]," explained Jack Randall, a football analyst at OddsShark.com.

Indeed, the Packers are 10-2 SU and 9-3 ATS over their last 12 games, and will try to stay hot against a tough opponent this Saturday night when they visit San Francisco at Candlestick Park.

They have also been nasty in the underdog role,[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].

Last...but certainly far from least, Milani has picked the 9ers... What more do you need to know?

Pack/Seattle at Lambeau for the trip to the dance, bitches!

I'm gonna try to tell my head to go fuck itself and believe this whole-heartedly. They are vicious 'dogs, though...

by duck Thu Jan 10, 2013 8:54 pm

_HD_ wrote:The Green Bay Packers have visited the San Francisco 49ers seven times since 1980 and have never lost against the spread.
So when the NFC divisional playoffs odds[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], handicappers who recall that 6-0-1 ATS streak and who have watched the Packers dominate lately jumped on the line.

"There has been a ton of Green Bay action at most sportsbooks, so they are a rare 'public dog' and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]," explained Jack Randall, a football analyst at OddsShark.com.

Indeed, the Packers are 10-2 SU and 9-3 ATS over their last 12 games, and will try to stay hot against a tough opponent this Saturday night when they visit San Francisco at Candlestick Park.

They have also been nasty in the underdog role,[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].

Last...but certainly far from least, Milani has picked the 9ers... What more do you need to know?

Pack/Seattle at Lambeau for the trip to the dance, bitches!

I'll buy that one of the trademarks of McCarthy squads is that they play their best when their backs are to the wall and/or they feel disrespected by the spread.

However, I fail to see what relevance scores going back to 1980 have to to with these players, most of whom weren't even born then.

by milani Thu Jan 10, 2013 11:23 pm

_HD_ wrote:The Green Bay Packers have visited the San Francisco 49ers seven times since 1980 and have never lost against the spread.
So when the NFC divisional playoffs odds[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], handicappers who recall that 6-0-1 ATS streak and who have watched the Packers dominate lately jumped on the line.

"There has been a ton of Green Bay action at most sportsbooks, so they are a rare 'public dog' and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]," explained Jack Randall, a football analyst at OddsShark.com.

Indeed, the Packers are 10-2 SU and 9-3 ATS over their last 12 games, and will try to stay hot against a tough opponent this Saturday night when they visit San Francisco at Candlestick Park.

They have also been nasty in the underdog role,[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].

Last...but certainly far from least, Milani has picked the 9ers... What more do you need to know?

Pack/Seattle at Lambeau for the trip to the dance, bitches!

If this is what were to happen that would mean Ringo will be at the Stadium View Saturday night, January 19, frozen in time but warm with Effen.

by JnC4GB Fri Jan 11, 2013 9:30 am

Sticking with my prediction of SF coming out hot, but the Packers weathering the storm and gutting them in the 4th Quarter.

Expect the Harbaugh aneurysm around the 2-minute warning.

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by duck Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:18 am

JnC4GB wrote:Sticking with my prediction of SF coming out hot, but the Packers weathering the storm and gutting them in the 4th Quarter.

Expect the Harbaugh aneurysm around the 2-minute warning.

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Here's my rank order of causes of that Harbaugh aneurism:

1) Kaepernick loses the game on a sack/fumble by Matthews

2) M.D. Jennings intercepts the Niners in the same spot he did in Seattle

3) Akers misses a critical FG in the clutch

4) The Niners get screwed on a ref blunder

5) Another late game special teams fumble does the Niners in

6) Raji stuffs Gore on 4th down at the goal line

7) Niners lose on a failed two-point conversion

Cool

Smith replaces Kaepernick and starts throwing floaters

9) Moss gets jacked up and drops a critical catch

10) Harbaugh gets ejected and the penalty costs his team the win

by duck Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:19 am

There's that damn smiley face whenever I make a list using the number 8.

Try it... hit "8" and then ")" and this is what you get...

Cool

by Guest Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:33 am

duck wrote:There's that damn smiley face whenever I make a list using the number 8.

Try it... hit "8" and then ")" and this is what you get...

Don't condemn it... That's your lucky 8-ball. Pack it in your saddlebags until you need it. For example--the next time you lose all control--yank that sexxy g-string to the side and start plowing that yummy Gail in some sleazy Oakland inner-city alley--it could come in handy to use to bounce off the skull of some slum-rat who might decide you're going to make the tasty meat in a ghetto sandwich... Laughing

by JnC4GB Fri Jan 11, 2013 1:03 pm

Duck,

When you "Preview" the post you will find a list of options on the lower left below the editable text box. Simply select the "Disable Smilies in the Post" option and you can 8) to your heart's delight.

by milani Fri Jan 11, 2013 1:26 pm

duck wrote:There's that damn smiley face whenever I make a list using the number 8.

Try it... hit "8" and then ")" and this is what you get...

What's the vibe on the West Coast with this game, Duck?

by duck Fri Jan 11, 2013 2:32 pm

milani wrote:
duck wrote:There's that damn smiley face whenever I make a list using the number 8.

Try it... hit "8" and then ")" and this is what you get...

What's the vibe on the West Coast with this game, Duck?

I would characterize the mood here as apprehensive. The columnists give Green Bay and particularly Rodgers a lot of respect. They're uneasy about the health of Smith, Kaepernick's lack of playoff experience, their shaky kicker, and the fact that the Niners simply haven't been playing well lately.

Not much swagger among the fans I've talked to either. But then I am not making rash boasts as well.

There are too many subplots and variables to this game for either fan base to get cocky. We're all wondering how the game will unfold.

by PackFanKnowItAll Fri Jan 11, 2013 6:06 pm

duck wrote:
milani wrote:
duck wrote:There's that damn smiley face whenever I make a list using the number 8.

Try it... hit "8" and then ")" and this is what you get...

What's the vibe on the West Coast with this game, Duck?

I would characterize the mood here as apprehensive. The columnists give Green Bay and particularly Rodgers a lot of respect. They're uneasy about the health of Smith, Kaepernick's lack of playoff experience, their shaky kicker, and the fact that the Niners simply haven't been playing well lately.

Not much swagger among the fans I've talked to either. But then I am not making rash boasts as well.

There are too many subplots and variables to this game for either fan base to get cocky. We're all wondering how the game will unfold.

Damn right those farty whiners are apprehensive! The mighty Packers and all of their AWESOME fans are coming to town to smear their team! Oh, I can't WAIT! People around here are already congratulating me, saying things like, "Aron, we know you're going to win!" and "Aron, you're the BEST QB I have EVER SEEN!" and "Aron, I thought you'd be taller!" and "Aron, where do you get your thongs from?" It's AWESOME!

Are the fans you talk to REAL fans or just bandwagoners? Because farty whiner fans are wine sipping, cheese eating snobs who only root for the team when they're winning! Not like us, duck. No, no, NO! Guys like us, we're the REAL deal. And the best part? We reap ALL of the benefits of being a fan of the GREATEST team in the HISTORY of the UNIVERSE! We're so smart/funny/handsome/successful, all because we're affiliated with the Packers! Oh, it's FANTASTIC! High five, duck! We're awesomeamundo!! YEAH!!!!

by duck Fri Jan 11, 2013 6:46 pm

PackFanKnowItAll wrote:
duck wrote:
milani wrote:
duck wrote:There's that damn smiley face whenever I make a list using the number 8.

Try it... hit "8" and then ")" and this is what you get...

What's the vibe on the West Coast with this game, Duck?

I would characterize the mood here as apprehensive. The columnists give Green Bay and particularly Rodgers a lot of respect. They're uneasy about the health of Smith, Kaepernick's lack of playoff experience, their shaky kicker, and the fact that the Niners simply haven't been playing well lately.

Not much swagger among the fans I've talked to either. But then I am not making rash boasts as well.

There are too many subplots and variables to this game for either fan base to get cocky. We're all wondering how the game will unfold.

Damn right those farty whiners are apprehensive! The mighty Packers and all of their AWESOME fans are coming to town to smear their team! Oh, I can't WAIT! People around here are already congratulating me, saying things like, "Aron, we know you're going to win!" and "Aron, you're the BEST QB I have EVER SEEN!" and "Aron, I thought you'd be taller!" and "Aron, where do you get your thongs from?" It's AWESOME!

Are the fans you talk to REAL fans or just bandwagoners? Because farty whiner fans are wine sipping, cheese eating snobs who only root for the team when they're winning! Not like us, duck. No, no, NO! Guys like us, we're the REAL deal. And the best part? We reap ALL of the benefits of being a fan of the GREATEST team in the HISTORY of the UNIVERSE! We're so smart/funny/handsome/successful, all because we're affiliated with the Packers! Oh, it's FANTASTIC! High five, duck! We're awesomeamundo!! YEAH!!!!

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by RingoCStarrQB Fri Jan 11, 2013 9:17 pm

Spent last week in Philly.........100% of the people I talked to about the Packers-Niners game are predicting a Packers win. A large majority also believe Seattle will beat Atlanta. We shall see.........

by ILvLamp Fri Jan 11, 2013 10:05 pm

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Wow. I bet he's good in the sack. cat

by duck Fri Jan 11, 2013 10:31 pm

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Wow. I bet he's good in the sack.

Ask Randy.

by Christian398 Sat Jan 12, 2013 10:28 am

Wow. I bet he's good in the sack. cat

Clay is good in the sack !
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by MB20 Sat Jan 12, 2013 10:41 am

Christian398 wrote:Wow. I bet he's good in the sack.

Clay is good in the sack !
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