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Green Bay/Seattle updates

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The snow, while playing a significant role in the horrible play of the Seahawks, is great to watch.

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The snow, while playing a significant role in the horrible play of the Seahawks, is great to watch.

 

I agree, I don't care who wins the game. You just can't beat football in the snow, even if the Raiders don't agree. :sssh:

 

:lol:

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The announcer just said that there was a sense of panic of whether or not Green Bay could play in poor weather conditions!??!?!

 

Who in their right mind would think that? They had a bad game against Chicago, end of story.

 

Packers are playing a great game, they are beating a pretty good team, it will be a nice win. But let's not blow it out of proportion, my goodness.

I love watching football in the snow! It makes it especially sweet when my favorite team is playing in the game, and dominating.

 

P.S. Ryan Grant is sick!! 200+ yards & 3 TD's!

I don't think the "hot pants" are going to play a role in how this one ends.

It doesn't get much better than a playoff game in the snow where Farve gets off! Ryan Grant has been a beast this year! Had he played all season he would be well over 1,500 yds IMO. When Green Bay plays like they did today they can beat anybody in the league. Their Oline doesn't get enough credit. I would love to see their corners matched up on the Pats WR. Al Harriss is a physical as it gets for a corner!

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