seaHAWKS vs. PACKers

by **Blitzaholic** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:03 pm

ok and we have NFL game of Seahawks and Packers

Predictions on this game coming this weekend?

frozen tundra cheese land, tough place to play, and may be 40 below :lol:

by **Killer619** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:13 pm

im going to go wit seahawks. i like the packers but i say that the seahawks will end up facing the cowboys to determine who goes to the superbowl for the NFC.

by **Blitzaholic** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:31 pm

really? wow.

so how much you dropping on the game? :lol:

by **Killer619** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:36 pm

hey u still got time. next week it is 100 dollars for every game. but dont tell everyone, shit now everyone knows that i have bets on money. do u want in or not? 100 dollars. for every game so 400 dollars altogether.

by **Killer619** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:38 pm

anyone want to place bets $100 is the entry for every game! :lol:

the superbowl is $250 :lol:

by **Killer619** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:40 pm

Blitzaholic wrote:so how much you dropping on the game?

does that mean a yes? im sry for all the posts but i wasnt paying attention and i have a feeling u want in.

by **MR. Nate** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:41 pm

I can't imagine the Seahawks beating the Pack:

Let's see, some important things to remember.

Playoff teams GB beat in the regular season:
Giants
Chargers
Redskins

The Seahawks:
Tampa

The Packers finished with a better record in a tougher division, they have a better offense, and they're sporting home field coming off a bye.

by **Blitzaholic** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:45 pm

Killer619 wrote:
Blitzaholic wrote:so how much you dropping on the game?

does that mean a yes? im sry for all the posts but i wasnt paying attention and i have a feeling u want in.

no, i dont bet, i just watch for the sport

by **Blitzaholic** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:46 pm

MR. Nate wrote:I can't imagine the Seahawks beating the Pack:

Let's see, some important things to remember.

Playoff teams GB beat in the regular season:
Giants
Chargers
Redskins

The Seahawks:
Tampa

The Packers finished with a better record in a tougher division, they have a better offense, and they're sporting home field coming off a bye.

and its the frozen tundra loaded with cheeseheads :lol:

by **Killer619** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:49 pm

Blitzaholic wrote:
Killer619 wrote:
Blitzaholic wrote:so how much you dropping on the game?

does that mean a yes? im sry for all the posts but i wasnt paying attention and i have a feeling u want in.

no, i dont bet, i just watch for the sport

y not? gives the game more excitement, unless ur losing by 24 in the 4th quarter wit 3 minutes left! :evil:

but it is even better when ur kicker makes a 50+ field goal kick to win the game (Cowboys/Lions game) that game was a close one.

by **Blitzaholic** on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:58 pm

i will say packers will win by 3, maybe more

by **Blitzaholic** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 12:47 pm

any one feel seahawks could win?

by **Big Whiskey** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 5:13 pm

I say Packers ...If the Seahawks running back S.Alexander,would start running through the holes instead of away from them,they might have a chance.Packers 24-13

by **Beastly** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 5:18 pm

Packers 28 to 24, seahawks will get a last minute touch down.

Bret Favre Is HOTTIE MCHOTTIE

by **Gold Knight** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 5:59 pm

Outside before the game, the streets of Holmgren Way and Favre Pass will be shown, with the sign of GB's former coach falling to the ground...

Packers 31
Seahawks 17

Ive been waiting all season for this, GO PACK GO!!!!!!

MM10, 49ers still suck

by **Blitzaholic** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 8:13 pm

I say packers 27 and seahawks 24

any injuries that anyone knows of?

by **Beastly** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:37 pm

I know Favre hurt his shoulder in the dallas game about a month ago. But he came back after a week and won the next game.

by **Herakilla** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:57 pm

Beastly wrote:I know Favre hurt his shoulder in the dallas game about a month ago. But he came back after a week and won the next game.

if favre had stayed in that game the pack woulda likely won

by **FiveThreeEight** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 11:02 pm

I don't think there are any major injuries.

As far as who will win, I will say this:

The Seahawks defense is very energetic right now. Anyone who watched Saturday's game will know why. If the Packers can't get Ryan Grant going, they might have a tough time with this game. We all know about Favre's tendency to try too hard.

Here is what I think needs to happen for the Seahawks to win, and the chances are pretty slim:

1. No Packers running game.
2. Favre has an off night.
3. Either great game from Alexander or Hasselbeck/wide receivers.

#1 may happen. #2 could happen. #3 should happen.

GO HAWKS!

by **Blitzaholic** on Mon Jan 07, 2008 11:44 pm

Herakilla wrote:
Beastly wrote:I know Favre hurt his shoulder in the dallas game about a month ago. But he came back after a week and won the next game.

if favre had stayed in that game the pack woulda likely won

oh yes, the iron man has played thru many broken bones, not much would stop him from playing injured or not

by **MR. Nate** on Tue Jan 08, 2008 6:52 am

FiveThreeEight wrote:I don't think there are any major injuries.

As far as who will win, I will say this:

The Seahawks defense is very energetic right now. Anyone who watched Saturday's game will know why. If the Packers can't get Ryan Grant going, they might have a tough time with this game. We all know about Favre's tendency to try too hard.

Here is what I think needs to happen for the Seahawks to win, and the chances are pretty slim:

1. No Packers running game.
2. Favre has an off night.
3. Either great game from Alexander or Hasselbeck/wide receivers.

#1 may happen. #2 could happen. #3 should happen.

GO HAWKS!

You know that the Packers are 7-1 at home, and the Hawks are a measly 3 & 5 on the road, with the three wins coming against the 3-13 Rams, the 5-11 Niners and the 8-8 Eagles. And, bye the way, that road win against a .500 team is the 2nd most impressive win on their resume.

The Seahawks got into the playoffs by going 5-1 against the worst division in the NFC. They were .500 in their other games.

by **Blitzaholic** on Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:28 pm

MR. Nate wrote:
FiveThreeEight wrote:I don't think there are any major injuries.

As far as who will win, I will say this:

The Seahawks defense is very energetic right now. Anyone who watched Saturday's game will know why. If the Packers can't get Ryan Grant going, they might have a tough time with this game. We all know about Favre's tendency to try too hard.

Here is what I think needs to happen for the Seahawks to win, and the chances are pretty slim:

1. No Packers running game.
2. Favre has an off night.
3. Either great game from Alexander or Hasselbeck/wide receivers.

#1 may happen. #2 could happen. #3 should happen.

GO HAWKS!

You know that the Packers are 7-1 at home, and the Hawks are a measly 3 & 5 on the road, with the three wins coming against the 3-13 Rams, the 5-11 Niners and the 8-8 Eagles. And, bye the way, that road win against a .500 team is the 2nd most impressive win on their resume.

The Seahawks got into the playoffs by going 5-1 against the worst division in the NFC. They were .500 in their other games.