Will the Packers dominate the NFC? - viking bags
Packers fan and I hear what others have to say. One thing, if someone thinks that the old sack Brett Favre is not anything in the Vikings from their evils.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Viking Bags Will The Packers Dominate The NFC?
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Why did he wouldnt help the Vikings?
08.09 Brett Favre was a Pro Bowl. When he entered the Vikings open the passing game, we have now, and open the game even more than race. Facing the defense not in a position of having constantly to 8 men in the box. With the decrease in helping Favre's arm, you play 11 of 16 games in domed stadiums. Could be used Harvin skills by creating a series of books such as Steve Smith Carolina WR screens and quick thinking.
Bring to Minnesota in the hype and may possibly even lead to a new stage in the future. Maybe even a SB?
Packers do not dominate. They are now switching to the 3-4 defense, which lasts longer, then you can expect. Raji was not even planned to begin this year.
Why such a question? The league is for each team structured to make it good. The draft free agency and salary cap helped the team go from worst first. But you wonder whether containing Packers dominated in 2009 after 6-10 last year, the 2 wins against the Detroit Lions 0-16. Could speak, they could go to the Super Bowl in 2009, but could also go 4-12.
They should be better than 6-10 in 2009.
They can not even control its own division. You have a great quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and his defense let down last season. The additions of BJ Raji and Clay Matthews should help, so I think that record a 9-7 and 10.6 of the Packers.
I think the Vikings lose their ability to compete with "not in the dome" # Favre.Then is the race between the Bears and also Packers.Favre Grand disadvantages, but the Bears had to win his Lovie! I am hopeing Favre's arm broken in Green Bay!
If your defense increases can have a shot at the division, but the conference is a bit much, even with potentially high-power offense.
Packers will not win their division sorry'm fan of Cutler's arm, and the eventual 2010 NFC-Elysees, New York Giants
Perhaps his division is possible. But not the NFC. Certainly not against the NFC East.
I'd rather see the Saints or Panthers dominate NFC
No, not even undercut, to the bears in their own department.
in any way helps Cardinals, Falcons, or
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