Call me crazy but I'm not overly concerned about this game, I just don't see the Rams scoring more than 17 points. I respect their D but we will get ours, I don't see them getting theirs. I think our D is going to make life rough for them.

Pack by double digits.

So, watching film on the two games against the 6-10 49ers against the Rams should prove valuable given they beat the Rams both times with 2 different QB's. Those games may be the key to success for scheming against the Rams....just some thoughts. Go Packers.....

The defensive line has to clog up the running lanes and maintain their assignment integrity. The LBers should be holding the edge and be aware of the QB trying to run outside if they don't. The Packers OL knows they are going to be facing some formidable challenges against the Rams, and they'll be ready. The addition of Veldheer for the SB push was great, adding veteran depth to areas that are a bit depleted at this point- Bakhtiari gone, and Wagner an injury risk.

Packers/Rodgers convert one more time than the calves and win 23-19 in a slog with kickers being the leading scorers. I'm jacked! GPG

Packers have to expect the Rams to be run heavy , play them like the Titans and things should go the Packers way.

Could Snacks Harrison be an X factor against the run in this game? In the few snaps he played against the bears he drew 2 offensive lineman, something I've rarely seen with Lowery or Lancaster. If Harrison gets a few more snaps on Saturday, it will be interesting to see what effect it has on the rest of the D

On paper at least:

GB's O = Rams D.
GBs D > Rams O.

If we don't turn it over, we win.

I'm not convinced LA can beat the Packers through the air. They kept the throws to a minimum against Seattle, to protect Goff's thumb one would assume. Take the run away early and make the Rams throw the ball.

On offense no TO's, we can score on anybody if we don't stop ourselves. Was rooting for a Colts lose this past weekend hoping Veldheer would be available to pick up. Great move, reliable backup tackle, makes me more confident in our OL.

Doesn't the Ram's D face a version of the Packer offense everyday they practice?

If the packers offense and special teams can take care of the ball, I would think that the packers will load up against the run like vs Titans, then it's Goff's broken thumb in the cold, and that sounds like a win for the packers. The Packers have to monitor how the OL handles the Rams' DL.

Here's to no turnovers, don't get Rodgers injured, stop the run, and it should turn out good for the packers, unless Goff is some freak.

I think that from the very beginning of the Murphy-Gutekunst era, the plan has been to put a top offense on the field, executed by Aaron Rodgers, and they’ve done that. The free agent linemen we signed, a second round pick, Marcedes Lewis......all moves to put quality blockers on the field. Aaron Jones has benefited from this, too.

This is an offense that should score over 30, even in bad weather, even through injuries, even against good defenses. And it does. And it’s mostly going to be back next year.

I like the picture of Gary. I have a feeling he makes a big play in this game. I just feel it coming. Soon he's going to hit a home run.

I'm already tired of hearing about how great the Rams D is. Is Donald and Ramsey the best at their positions this year? YES, but we have some damn good guys too in Kenny and Jaire, plus the Rams have zero offense. Snacks and Kenny will shut down the middle, the Smiths with contain the edge while bringing pressure and Jaire will eliminate half the field for them. Aaron is playing out of his mind this year and has a look about him i've never seen. This team is special! I agree with Nags, we need to see a lot of AJones and i think we will. Our running game will be the difference ala Bennett and Levens in '96. GPG!!!

Dismissing any team at anytime is an exercise of emotion management. Rams offense is very capable. Any team can come to any town, and lay it all on the line and win, especially if they have an underdog mentality. I expect Rams to do just that. Goff had a game last week, where he unexpectedly was thrown in the fire and did admirably, so he now has his rust rubbed off in live combat. He won't have any limitations, and frozen tundra impact on a california 'warm-weather team' is just wishful hopes. Cold weather impact on elite professionals is over hyped. If pros can tolerate big hits, they can deal with cold....especially with sideline heaters and handwarmers. Jeez, any real bloat that works outdoors shrugs off 10 degree weather.

Rams have the offense to get the job done, even though they aren't 'scary', they are very capable of putting up points. GB has a history of allowing career breakouts. The big question to Rams offense is if Cooper Kupp is not close to 100%. GB better come to play lights out, and lay it all on the line. I hope no after game comments like last year;, "we just weren't mentally up for the game" bullsht. Those statements last year, keep me skeptical until GB proves consistently that they are ready to ball from the opening kickoff.

Living in LA I've watched the Rams a few times since their games are always on. News Flash... This isn't the Rams offense of 2 or 3 years ago with Gurley and it's not even close. Ackers isn't Gurley and it's not even close. All week long leading up to the Titans AND the Bears all I heard about is Henry (rightfully so) and Montgomery (give me a break!) and what they'd do to this Packers run defense. The Packers played great games against the Titans and Bears and more less shut down Henry and Montgomery. I trust this defense against Can Ackers

Cam Ackers is another Florida State boy. Grew up in Mississippi, played 3 years at Florida State, and was drafted by a Dome team who plays in Los Angeles. Looking at the Rams schedule I'd say the coldest game he's played in as a pro was last weekend in Seattle when it was 46 degrees. Get ready for some pain Ackers.

Last thing.... Jarie Alexander has listen ALL WEEK to this crap about the great Jalen Ramsey. Ramsey is great, SO IS ALEXANDER!!!!!!!!!! Adams goes up against a top 2 or 3 CB in the NFL EVERY day in practice. Ramsey, you're getting taken to school!

I think those average rushing stats over the last six games underrepresent the improvement in the run defense. You have to factor in that Henry and Montgomery were two of those six opponents. You also have to factor in how little Snacks has played in that six-game run. This run defense is better than the stats tell you, and will be good enough to stone the Rams on Saturday.

I remember Farve playing an amazing game with a broken thumb. Goff is not Farve, but he will have had another week to try to get used to throwing the ball. If this game was in LA I'd give him a shot at having a good game. But the temperature will be around freezing at kickoff and it will go downhill from there. Plus the wind is forecast to be around 15 mph. I just don't think he will be consistent enough to move the chains on long drives.

Packers 24-16.

I think there was many valid conclusions in the article. Only one missing that is not so obvious: If you score more points than opponent, you'll win the game!