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  1. Fear The Chorizo
    Its only a quarter in, but i think expecting the Bears to walk to an easy home win against a Lions team that is playing their starters but with nothing to play for is wrong. I think its more of the Eagles not caring where they go for the divisional round if their defensive front and secondary are healthy. After watching a really good Seahawk defense shut down the 49ers last night, the Bears arent steamrolling over anyone in the playoffs with their defense and a qb making his first postseason start. As a Packer fan, I'm rooting for a tight Bear win so GB has their best shot at winning a playoff game and getting on an unexpected run. The injuries suck, because honestly no team in the NFC is head and shoulders better than the Packers.
  2. Fear The Chorizo
    I feel that way because after the dust settles on this season, the roster moving forward needs someone with a different approach than Gute to improve moreso than having a different coaching staff get more out of the players they do have. MLF gets a longer leash than Gute in my book only because of the relationship he has with Love after developing him. That doesnt mean I think he's a great coach, I just think he's been better at his job than what Gute has been with his the past few seasons, and I thing the Packers can improve faster with a new GM making roster decisions rather than letting that same GM hire another coach. I really do think what Policy opts to do with both of them moving forward has so much to do with what happens on the field next weekend.
  3. Fear The Chorizo
    Bullard injured...Jesus why is anyone who could potentially take meaningful snaps on offense or defense next weekend still in this game?
  4. Fear The Chorizo
    I dont think we need to answer this hypothetical, because if the Bears win next weekend it wont be a blowout. And then the reasoning from the front office would be all the injuries hampering the last month of their season. As much as the move might not be what we feel is right, I think MLF is their coach next season. I do think Gute might be in jeopardy if they lose next weekend. But, win that 1st round playoff game and they are both getting extensions
  5. Fear The Chorizo
    Eagles are my NFC pick and have been for a few weeks.
  6. Fear The Chorizo
    Am I right in stating that for the 2 years of this expanded playoff, the only team who received a bye that actually won their first game was Indiana yesterday by curb-stomping an Alabama team that didn't belong?
  7. Fear The Chorizo
    I think that's largely because people see so many examples of their taxes getting spent on things they either never benefit from, are politically/morally aligned against, or its flat-out stolen....so not also putting public money towards professional sports just frustrates them even if it's not the ideal way to use those funds. Quite honestly, if the worst thing a politician would do is not advocate using taxpayer $$ to help a team build a new playground stadium complex and see them leave the state, they'd get my vote regardless of their party. I'm probably too jaded currently living in MN, though...
  8. Fear The Chorizo
    The round 2 matchup would either be a shootout or ugly taffy pull, IMO... 49ers arent going to blow a team out that can also score - their defense isnt good enough. I can see a blowout happening in Seattle because of their defense if Darnold plays well.
  9. Fear The Chorizo
    Since Parsons went down, I accepted the fact the Packers' title shot this year was gone because this team was no longer able to string together 4+ games of success to sustain a deep playoff run. That doesn't mean they dont have a shot at winning a playoff game or two if the matchup is favorable. A first round game at Chicago is about as favorable a matchup the 7 seed can get - and if you win that game, you're going to face a 1 seed that either has Sam Darnold at quarterback or a team with a defense as bad or worse than yours in the 49ers. The Packers wouldn't be favored in any of those games....but if Love is healthy I think any of those matchups would be competitive and come down to the 4th quarter as a 1 possession game.
  10. Fear The Chorizo
    If you don't throw them the ball or fumble it going in to score, the Bears absolutely are one of the worst defenses in the league. 49ers are on an extended offensive heater, but they hung a 40 burger on a healthy Bear defense despite Williams and Kittle sitting last night. The Bears played well on offense because the 49er defense is also a speed bump.
  11. Fear The Chorizo
    Seems that way now, yes...but wildcard weekend is still two weeks away and i think GB only can get a little healthier - if the Packers are in Philly I dont see them winning that game because they won't be able to score on that defense. If it's in Chicago, I think they can win that game and most of the 5 logical Bear fans that exist wouldnt want to face the shell of a Packers' roster, either.
  12. Fear The Chorizo
    They'll already be in year 3 of a rookie quarterback deal they're going to have to extend like he's prime Peyton Manning before the end of next season, and they will start the league year near the bottom of the league in cap space unless they plan on cutting or restructuring some key players currently on their roster. Ask the Lions what its like to have a seemingly lengthy window to try and win a Super Bowl open up and wind up having it shut in front of you after two seasons. Bears are out of the division cellar, but all of the roster building advantages they've had for years with last place schedules, cap space, high draft picks, and Carolina handing them Calb Williams trading for the pick to select Young are about to shift dramatically the other direction - and their defense is both bad and old in key positions.
  13. Fear The Chorizo
    Bears defense doing their best Packer D impression in San fran so far...had the refs called defensive PI on that early game pick 6 (DB was definitely early leading to the pass knocked up in the air for a gimme INT), this game would already be over.
  14. Fear The Chorizo
    They'd never face each other, but Id pick GB against whoever wins the NFC south, too. Call me crazy, but it wouldn't surprise me at all for this Packers team to go on a bit of a run - theyve played badly enough to give their key starters a bye week next week (Vikings game means nothing for them), so they'll be as healthy as they possibly can be headed to a likely road playoff game against the Bears (barring some week 18 seeding adjustments). I'd pick the Packers to win that game since they dominated that team 6+ quarters they've faced them over the past few weeks. Then they'd go to the Rams and play in an essentially neutral field environment in good weather conditions - i can see that game turning into a shootout the Rams would win 75% of the time, but thats not 100%...
  15. Fear The Chorizo
    Since the Chiefs are eliminated, I think that locks in the Eagles to reach to Super Bowl, since we need to have at least 1 insufferable fanbase/franchise most of the country is annoyed to see reach the super bowl again annually. They're pretty healthy, have weapons everywhere on offense, and their defensive front can wreck any game when it decides to play. If Hurts plays just ok, that disfunctional team is a problem in January for anyone else in the NFC.
  16. Fear The Chorizo
    Health / availability is the lone thing keeping Watson from easily being a top flight receiver in the NFL based on his wr development finally catching up with his physical gifts. That said, he will never realize and be recognized for that potential if he cant stay on the field for a full season. This Packer offense has a knack for never giving a wideout the volume of targets to put up the numbers that guys like Chase or JSN will post, too (lone exception bekng Rodgers/Adams' connection when the rest of the options weren't getting open). That doesnt mean every team in the NFL wouldn't want Watson as a starting WR for 2026 with the contract # he'll have.
  17. Fear The Chorizo
    The Steelers would make sense for Willis, too assuming Rodgers retires after they win the super bowl (statement not entirely in blue)
  18. Fear The Chorizo
    He still gets open routinely when he's actually on the field. And he catches the ball when it's thrown to him. I simply don't get it - i think it will take the Packers moving on from Doubs to get him more opportunities, and that better happen this offseason
  19. Fear The Chorizo
    Why the hell is Bo Milton in the game there? I mean, I get it with all the backups - but WHY is he on the field over any of the other receiver options ahead if him on the depth chart??
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    He may need to with how injuries are piling up tonight
  21. Fear The Chorizo
    At minimum a contract restructuring
  22. Fear The Chorizo
    McKinney has had a very subpar year - he drove the turnovers last season and he cant catch a cold this year
  23. Fear The Chorizo
    They are getting whooped at the line of scrimmage, both sides of the ball....all you need to know
  24. Fear The Chorizo
    22:4 time of possession Lol
  25. Fear The Chorizo
    Defense is going to be completely spent by halftime...not that they helped themselves at all to begin with
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