Good article Maggie. Your headline might as well read "shit just got real". We'll see how good this team really is over the next 4 games. Given that teams have seen our weaknesses on defense and tendencies on offense, none of the remaining games will be easy. We can only hope that Rodgers gets enough going on offense to make opponents move off of their gameplans. We have the tools on offense to dominate - it is a question of whether we use them effectively.

On defense, we need another D-lineman to show up down the stretch and a linebacker to distinguish themselves. Either we have the talent on the roster and they've learned enough or our offense will need to pick up the slack. Should be a rollercoaster finish.

Is crazy to think that we are already 3/4 of the way through the season. It doesn't seem like that long ago we were talking and wondering about what this offense would look like under LaFleur.

Now that we have 4 games left, I'm curious to see if our play is elevated. When you get to this time of year and start looking to who is going into the playoffs, its all about momentum. The teams that are gaining momentum heading into the playoffs are the most dangerous teams.

Now is the time to gain that momentum. Winning last week at the Giants started that momentum. Can we get the 2 home wins against the Redskins and Bears. And then go on the road the final 2 games against the Vikings and Lions? I think so. If we win all 4 of the remaining games that would give us tons of momentum heading into the playoffs.
We really need to win 3 of the next 4. But to carry the momentum lets go for the sweep!

It all starts Sunday. Against the Redskins. Redskins won't just curl over and die. They have a strong run game. They just beat the Panthers where they held McCaffrey to 44 yards rushing and 58 yards receiving. They have a rookie WR having a tremendous year in McLaurin. This will be a tough game.

This is the time to start playing our best football!

RUN THE TABLE!!!!

RUN THE TABLE!!!!

I really don't think the Washington game will be that tough for GB. We just hired our ILB coach away from them so he'll have some added insight of the Redskins as will Preston Smith. Take care of Guice and Peterson and force Haskins to throw the ball. They basically took McCaffrey away against Carolina so hopefully, it's the same result with Guice and Peterson. IF Peterson is playing and it's wet, I'd expect to see the ball on the ground once or twice just like when he was in Minnesota.

My BIGGEST concern will be the Packers looking ahead to next week in against the Bears. They've been preaching going 1-0 each week and have been doing a decent job of it. Just FOCUS on the Redskins THIS week and they should win BIG.

Packers 38 - 13.

Because the Cowboys lost the Skins are still alive looks like a 8 and 8 or worse team will win the East.

If the Packers go 3-1 or better over their final four games, they are guaranteed of one home playoff game and maybe more (i.e. 12-4 or 13-3 and divisional champion). Things get much messier if they go 2-2 over the final four games. Assuming they would beat Washington and Detroit and lose to the Bears and Vikings, the Pack would finish at 11-5 and would have a playoff game, but perhaps not a home playoff game.

If the Vikings finish 4-0 over their final four games (and the Pack go 2-2), the Vikings would win the division. If the Vikings go 3-1, it depends on who they lose to to determine the division champion. If they lose to the Bears or Lions, the Vikings have the worse divisional record (3-3 vs 4-2 for the Packers) and the Packers win the division. If the Vikings lose to the Chargers, I believe the Vikings win the division. The Packers and Vikings would have the same division record and the same record against common opponents, but the Vikings would win on a better conference record (the Vikings beat the Eagles and the Packers lost to the Eagles).

The Pack need to win at least 3! Go Pack Go

Watching that game last night made me think, the Bears will be a lot stronger when we play them with Hicks back and other defense-men back. The Vikes, I see that as a big loss, they have a statement to make and a chip on their shoulders. Wash has won two in a row and is coming around and Detroit? Who knows they may place there fanny off as a spoiler.
Tough road ahead and anyone who thinks this is a cake walk from here is being serious enough.

Grind it out. Be boring. Run it into the line.

We are better than Washington and should win if we just don’t beat ourselves.

The Packers, after 13 weeks of football, still have no idea who they are and neither does any fan or pundit of this team.

Rodgers is calling for fans to get " liquored up and loud " at home against the Redskins. A team that knows itself shouldn't need this calling from the QB for a 3 win team going into the make or break playoff month of December,if that team knows who they are and knows what they want to do.how to do it and confident to get it done.

The Chicago Bears beat down of Dallas last night,though the late garbage time scores by Dallas may say otherwise for the stat dwellers, places a whole new dimension of the game next week in GB and don't try to ignore it or deny it.

GB needs to do it's best to hide those flaws it has on both sides of ball as best it can come Sunday or the Bears and Vikings will certainly gain confidence in their ability to exploit them against the Packers.

One pundit even dared to ask the question whether there should be a collective apology in order to Trubisky. I laughed at that premise but I wasn't laughing as loud about the game to come next week, as I had been, because as the Bears seem to be finding themselves and with their defense getting healthier and the Packers still searching for themselves, GB can be setting themselves up as the butt of the joke and once again in Minn.

There's much more pressure on GB to win Sunday and I hope it's only the fans being liquored up and not the Packers looking like it.

Just my 2 cents, but I am wary of encouraging drunk fans. It’s fine to cheer loudly, but drunk fans are a pain in the you know what. And what does that say about people from Wisconsin?
On the subject of the game, I don’t think it will be just a cakewalk. The Washington Redskins team have pride too and will do their best.

One game at a time. Beat the Redskins and go on to the next game. This game is a run the ball, stop the run type of game. The Packers need to stop the Redskins ground game hopefully with better tackling by the defense. On offense run the ball and pass to the RBs. Chew up yardage and clock. Play with a lead and force the Skins to go to the pass. Make the Skins one dimensional and get a few sacks and TOs.

We're playing at home with a healthy team. No prisoners, no excuses. Go out and win the game, take care of business one week at a time. Go Pack Go! Thanks, Since '61

This one is about getting up early. If we do that it’ll be a rout. Haskins is a turn over machine. They’ll play a big defense and make Haskins beat them. Probably see our actual 3-4 for most of the game, at least I hope so.

The last quarter of the season is the money quarter due to 3 out of 4 games against division teams.

The last wild card spot is between

*Seahags 10 wins
*Whiners 10 wins
Queens 8 wins
Rams 7 wins
Bears 7 wins (extra game played)

where either Seahags and Whiners win their division, and we know the packers will win the division and currently have 9 wins.

It's looking like it will take 11 wins to get the last wild card spot. If something blasphemous should happen, and say the packers lose to the Queens, then it could take 12 wins for the last wildcard spot.

If both the packers and queens end with 12 wins, I think the packers win the division due to the better division record. Which means, packers win 3 out of the 4, they win the division.

As with every year, my hopes for any given season is one of two things; whatever combination of wins and losses that leads GB to a SB win or absent that, Minney does not win the SB.

Looking at Minney's cap situation next year, it appears they will have some tough decisions to make unless they can renegotiate a number of contracts. As of right now, they would be over-the projected cap by around $1.2 mil (compared to GB's $25.7 under-the cap). Griffins cap hit versus dead money cap hit is over $13 mil, Joseph over $10 mil and H. Smith over $8 mil. If they want any cap flexibility they'll need a number of key players to take hometown discounts or bite the bullet and cut a number of them. I think after this year they are in a retooling mode. Which is why GB needs to apply the coup de grâce this year.

I believe this will be Minney's best chance for a number of years going forward which is why knocking them out this season would be especially satisfying.

MLF and the boys know what they have to do. Now go do it.

In 1969, Lombardi became their coach after 14 losing seasons. Joe Gibbs gave up and went to Nascar. When someone mentions Redskins now, I think of Redskin Beer Nuts first. They may have gotten their name in 1933. But they have never shown that their an advanced and aggressive power in the NFL. So strategically speaking, 3 and 9 still says LOSER. Proving something their not, doesn't make them Hot. It will only take a bomb or two from Arron Rodgers, to get the packers sky High. Why worry about nothing. The Packers will eat the Redskins up this game!

The Redskins will be a real test for our defense to see if we can stop the run. They often deploy 6 O-lineman to pound the ball. It will be interesting to see how Petine schemes against them. Do we play 4 D-lineman? Do we have the ILBs to stop the run? We know what's coming but can we stop it?
The Bears game scares me. Their defense is legit even with some injuries. They have backups better than our starteson the d-line and at ILB. We won't be able to score many points and their offense is improving. Tough game.
Then off to Minny where the Vikings will be pumped to play us. Cousins was atrocious in the beginning of the season but now is playing great. Add the running of Dalvin Cook and it might be a long day.
Finally we finish in Detroit. Although they have a bad record they play other teams tough, even with their backup QBs. They have a lot of talented players all over the field. This is not an automatic win.
I see the Redskins game as a must win because the next 2 games will be losses. Then its on to Detroit to make the playoffs with 11 wins. Sure hope I am wrong though.

Be aggressive and build a big lead through the first two and a half quarters so we can get some of starters out and save them for the more challenging games ahead. Sorry--no respect for the Redskins here.

Stop the run and pressure the QB and force 3rd and long situations. There will be opportunities for turnovers. On offense spread the wealth and convert on 3rd downs. Take what the defense gives you and don't throw 40+ yards when all you need is 2 or 3 to move the sticks. No penalties at critical times. And never, ever, underestimate your opponent. Go! Pack! Go!

The key to the Packers winning versus the Redskins is Rodgers sustaining drives for TDs. He needs to get a 6-7 yard pass completion when it’s 3rd and 4-5 yards and not throw it 40 yards down field in those situations and go ‘3 and out’ on offense.

The Packer defense needs to rest a lot more as the offense does not control the time of possession in games enough. This is on Rodgers to keep his offense converting 1st downs going downfield and being efficient in the passing game. If you see repeated 3 and outs by the Packers offense, take it as a warning sign the defense will tire and the opponent has a good chance to keep a game close...and win...even at Lambeau.

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