Playoffs... How Saints Get Out of Playing in Green Bay.

foreverfan · 12-19-2011, 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by Danno

Avoiding the Packers means the NFCCG is at the Mercedez-Benz Superdome.

Who woudn't want that?

Exactly the point of this thread many seemed to miss.

Originally Posted by Euphoria

Look, You want to be the best... then beat the best!
Avoiding the Packers is gay.

See...

breesfan27 · 12-19-2011, 09:51 PM

I never said I was "scared" or wanted to "avoid the Packers" I said I don't think Atlanta or Dallas has the caliber to beat Green Bay. I think we are the only team capable of that. I also said, and I quote, "stranger things have happened." I don't give a flying **** who we beat to get to the Super Bowl, as long as we get there.

Rugby Saint II · 12-20-2011, 04:16 PM

Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka

I want us to get the #2 seed.
I want Detroit to beat the snot out of Sanfrancisco on Wildcard Weekend.
I want Dallas to beat the snot out of Atlanta on Wildcard Weekend, because I don't want to play Atlanta a third time in one year. Thats pushing our luck.
I want the Saints to beat the snot out of Dallas in the NFC Divisional game in New Orleans. Just because I would just LOVE to see that!
I want Detroit to beat the snot out of Green Bay in the NFC Divisional Game. Just because I would love to see that too.
I want us to beat the snot out of Detroit in the NFCCG in New Orleans.

But people in Hell want ice water too!

The Devil gives them ice water. He just has it imported from Mexico.

Mardigras9 · 12-20-2011, 07:54 PM

The NFC in the Dome would be huge, unlikely though. We will play Green Bay in January, they are just like us in so many ways. They laid their egg against the Chiefs like we did against the Rams. They became more dangerous with the loss because it took that unbeaten pressure off and it will be their wake-up call,like the Rams for us. We are the only team in the league that can beat them at their own game, it will just have to be on their own field.

AlaskaSaints · 12-20-2011, 08:43 PM

The Packers are looking more and more like the 2010 Saints -->

INJURED

They can try to deny it, but once the playoffs start, the attrition will bring them to their knees; with ANY playoff-caliber team.

We, on the other hand -->

H**L**Y Well, I'm not gonna just come out and SAY it yet!! LOL

That would be BAD JU JU

Alaska

Saintswrath · 12-21-2011, 06:59 AM

Not sure i would want to play Atlanta 3 times so im going to say Dallas.

SaintsBro · 12-21-2011, 10:03 AM

Originally Posted by Mardigras9

The NFC in the Dome would be huge, unlikely though. We will play Green Bay in January, they are just like us in so many ways. They laid their egg against the Chiefs like we did against the Rams. They became more dangerous with the loss because it took that unbeaten pressure off and it will be their wake-up call,like the Rams for us. We are the only team in the league that can beat them at their own game, it will just have to be on their own field.

I think it actually made them a little LESS dangerous, because now they are not chasing the perfect record anymore, and they don't really need to do much of anything except make sure they end up winning one more game than everybody else... I didn't look it up but I'm guessing with the tiebreakers they pretty much have home field locked up. So rather than being a wake-up call, the loss could actually kinda backfire, and make the Packers get a little soft, coast a little bit, take their foot off the gas, knowing they'll only have to turn it back "on" for the playoffs.

Kinda like when the Saints looked flat and boring and DULL against Tampa Bay in December '09; the winning streak was over, we would have liked to have won that day, but Payton clearly knew that we didn't NEED that game, it wasn't do-or-die. So I felt like they closed the playbook and kinda coasted through the second half that day. Why show more stuff to opponents on film, let's just hand off to Lynell Hamilton a bunch of times. I think you might see the Packers doing a bit of that, late in the season, now that the streak is done.

Stiggs · 12-21-2011, 05:12 PM

Originally Posted by SaintsBro

I think it actually made them a little LESS dangerous, because now they are not chasing the perfect record anymore, and they don't really need to do much of anything except make sure they end up winning one more game than everybody else... I didn't look it up but I'm guessing with the tiebreakers they pretty much have home field locked up. So rather than being a wake-up call, the loss could actually kinda backfire, and make the Packers get a little soft, coast a little bit, take their foot off the gas, knowing they'll only have to turn it back "on" for the playoffs.

Kinda like when the Saints looked flat and boring and DULL against Tampa Bay in December '09; the winning streak was over, we would have liked to have won that day, but Payton clearly knew that we didn't NEED that game, it wasn't do-or-die. So I felt like they closed the playbook and kinda coasted through the second half that day. Why show more stuff to opponents on film, let's just hand off to Lynell Hamilton a bunch of times. I think you might see the Packers doing a bit of that, late in the season, now that the streak is done.

I agree. Packers have been a little stumble-y of late, and I think the Saints are playing at a very high level. Drew had 412 yards last week against a terrible Vikings team. He had 419 against the defending champs week 1.

I have a feeling that Monday night the Saints are going to dismantle the Falcons. For some reason I'm feeling uneasy about the Carolina game, but I really don't fear any team out there. But it's true, on any given Sunday (or Saturday, or Monday)....

I just want to see San Fran, Cowboys, and Falcons lose, lose, lose.

The Dude · 12-24-2011, 06:54 PM

Originally Posted by |Mitch|

I had to vote other; I don't see anyone beating the Packers except us in Green Bay

I may be in the minority here, but I have had the feeling all year that the Packers go down in round 1.

Cory9289 · 12-24-2011, 07:25 PM

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12-19-2011, 07:24 PM	#31
foreverfan 12,000 BS Posts Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Metairie, LA Posts: 13,457 Blog Entries: 5	Originally Posted by Danno Avoiding the Packers means the NFCCG is at the Mercedez-Benz Superdome. Who woudn't want that? Exactly the point of this thread many seemed to miss. Originally Posted by Euphoria Look, You want to be the best... then beat the best! Avoiding the Packers is gay. See...
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12-19-2011, 09:51 PM	#32
breesfan27 Mrs. Drew Brees Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: The Who Dat Nation (by way of South Dakota) Posts: 2,276 Blog Entries: 1	I never said I was "scared" or wanted to "avoid the Packers" I said I don't think Atlanta or Dallas has the caliber to beat Green Bay. I think we are the only team capable of that. I also said, and I quote, "stranger things have happened." I don't give a flying **** who we beat to get to the Super Bowl, as long as we get there. saintfan and foreverfan like this.

12-20-2011, 04:16 PM	#33
Rugby Saint II Bounty Money $$$ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5800 Airline Dr. Metairie, LA. Posts: 24,073	Originally Posted by Srgt. Hulka I want us to get the #2 seed. I want Detroit to beat the snot out of Sanfrancisco on Wildcard Weekend. I want Dallas to beat the snot out of Atlanta on Wildcard Weekend, because I don't want to play Atlanta a third time in one year. Thats pushing our luck. I want the Saints to beat the snot out of Dallas in the NFC Divisional game in New Orleans. Just because I would just LOVE to see that! I want Detroit to beat the snot out of Green Bay in the NFC Divisional Game. Just because I would love to see that too. I want us to beat the snot out of Detroit in the NFCCG in New Orleans. But people in Hell want ice water too! The Devil gives them ice water. He just has it imported from Mexico.

12-20-2011, 08:43 PM	#35
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12-20-2011, 07:54 PM	#34
Mardigras9 Site Donor 2015 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Land Mass between LA and AL Posts: 4,375	The NFC in the Dome would be huge, unlikely though. We will play Green Bay in January, they are just like us in so many ways. They laid their egg against the Chiefs like we did against the Rams. They became more dangerous with the loss because it took that unbeaten pressure off and it will be their wake-up call,like the Rams for us. We are the only team in the league that can beat them at their own game, it will just have to be on their own field.

12-21-2011, 06:59 AM	#36
Saintswrath +Mod Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Between 504 & 813 Posts: 1,776 Blog Entries: 4	Not sure i would want to play Atlanta 3 times so im going to say Dallas.

12-21-2011, 10:03 AM	#37
SaintsBro Site Donor Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: in line with my ridiculous CLEAR PLASTIC BAG Posts: 3,650 Blog Entries: 3	Originally Posted by Mardigras9 The NFC in the Dome would be huge, unlikely though. We will play Green Bay in January, they are just like us in so many ways. They laid their egg against the Chiefs like we did against the Rams. They became more dangerous with the loss because it took that unbeaten pressure off and it will be their wake-up call,like the Rams for us. We are the only team in the league that can beat them at their own game, it will just have to be on their own field. I think it actually made them a little LESS dangerous, because now they are not chasing the perfect record anymore, and they don't really need to do much of anything except make sure they end up winning one more game than everybody else... I didn't look it up but I'm guessing with the tiebreakers they pretty much have home field locked up. So rather than being a wake-up call, the loss could actually kinda backfire, and make the Packers get a little soft, coast a little bit, take their foot off the gas, knowing they'll only have to turn it back "on" for the playoffs. Kinda like when the Saints looked flat and boring and DULL against Tampa Bay in December '09; the winning streak was over, we would have liked to have won that day, but Payton clearly knew that we didn't NEED that game, it wasn't do-or-die. So I felt like they closed the playbook and kinda coasted through the second half that day. Why show more stuff to opponents on film, let's just hand off to Lynell Hamilton a bunch of times. I think you might see the Packers doing a bit of that, late in the season, now that the streak is done. pherein likes this.

12-21-2011, 05:12 PM	#38
Stiggs Registered Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Shreveport LA Posts: 83	Originally Posted by SaintsBro I think it actually made them a little LESS dangerous, because now they are not chasing the perfect record anymore, and they don't really need to do much of anything except make sure they end up winning one more game than everybody else... I didn't look it up but I'm guessing with the tiebreakers they pretty much have home field locked up. So rather than being a wake-up call, the loss could actually kinda backfire, and make the Packers get a little soft, coast a little bit, take their foot off the gas, knowing they'll only have to turn it back "on" for the playoffs. Kinda like when the Saints looked flat and boring and DULL against Tampa Bay in December '09; the winning streak was over, we would have liked to have won that day, but Payton clearly knew that we didn't NEED that game, it wasn't do-or-die. So I felt like they closed the playbook and kinda coasted through the second half that day. Why show more stuff to opponents on film, let's just hand off to Lynell Hamilton a bunch of times. I think you might see the Packers doing a bit of that, late in the season, now that the streak is done. I agree. Packers have been a little stumble-y of late, and I think the Saints are playing at a very high level. Drew had 412 yards last week against a terrible Vikings team. He had 419 against the defending champs week 1. I have a feeling that Monday night the Saints are going to dismantle the Falcons. For some reason I'm feeling uneasy about the Carolina game, but I really don't fear any team out there. But it's true, on any given Sunday (or Saturday, or Monday).... I just want to see San Fran, Cowboys, and Falcons lose, lose, lose.

12-24-2011, 06:54 PM	#39
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