Badger1bob
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Got a lot of laughs out of this thread.
Thanks to all
Thanks to all
Considering the Packers we're only the third best team talent wise in the NFC north (slightly ahead of detroilet), yes, I can. The 2010 season was cursed for the elite of the NFC, letting cinderalla's like green bay squeek into the playoffs and then miraculously get into and win the superbowl.
I had a broken watch once, and it was right twice a day...
A few people have pointed out the state of wisconsin's love of necrozoophilia, but nobody's pointed out that there weren't any arrests for it in the past year. That clearly shows that they're not getting caught, which is also quite lucky for them.
That's just because the Wisconsin Supreme Court declared it a healthy lifestyle choice.
Absolutely classic Minnesota response! Hilarious! 3rd best talent? I can't express to you how hysterical that line was!
I give green bay one single edge over the vikings at any position, QB (the one that wasn't a pro bowler), and only by default because we don't have a 'starting quarterback'.
C'mon. I'm as big of a Vikings fan as there is, but you have to be joking with this comment. The Packers have better players at almost every position on the field.
I give green bay one single edge over the vikings at any position, QB (the one that wasn't a pro bowler), and only by default because we don't have a 'starting quarterback'.
I'm sure you're now going to tell me that green bay has two running backs that are both better than AP now, right?... please. Tell you what, enjoy your cinderella season, you deserve it.
Got a lot of laughs out of this thread.
Thanks to all
The thing that disgusts me is that when the Vikings have a great season and get the #2 seed, they were the only #2 seed in the past 4 years not to get the NFC championship game on home field. Do you think that the 2009 Vikings could not have pulverized the 2010 Bears into oblivion, even at Soldier Field? Do you really think that the 2010 Packers were any better than the 2009 Vikings? Or the 1998 Vikings? Or the 1975 Vikings (or even the 1987 Vikings)? But somehow, the Packers have a 10-6 season, just enough to squeak into the playoffs in an extremely weak NFC, and then ride that weakness to a Super Bowl victory on the backs of one extremely hot arm and a whole lot of lucky bounces (if Pittsburgh recovers the opening punt fumble, that game is totally different) and a slew of relatively weak opponents (the Eagles were their only tough playoff game, since New Orleans was apparently only a one-hit wonder for the Vikings' great team last year (akin to the 1998 Falcons).
Perhaps it wasn't really Packers' luck - they seemed to earn their victory - as much as it is the extremely bad luck of Minnesota home teams, that makes everyone else appear to be "lucky". Minnesota fans are bitter and have a damn straight right to be.
Until something besides the 1987 and 1991 Twins bounces Minnesota's way in sports, the bitterness should fully remain. Just one time, since then (or before then), amazingly bad things should not happen to Minnesota sports teams.
You realize that the Packers beat the #1, #2, and #3 seeds on the road before beating the AFC's #2 seed on a neutral field. Yeah, the Bears weren't the best NFC championship game team ever, but the Packers had already beaten the teams with better records.
Someone talks about the Giants and how the Packers were lucky they didn't do better and get in. The Packers destroyed the Giants with both teams' season on the line in week 16.
And the point about the recovered fumble is even sillier. Do you think no other Super Bowl team has ever recovered its own fumble?
Overall the teams that the Packers beat in the last 6 weeks of the season were 67-29. Don't complain about the Vikings having to play one road game.
and the year got a whole lot luckier yesterday. Go figure, Badgers must have the market cornered on four leaf clovers.
who needs a comedy club when we have this?