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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2012 11:44:42 GMT -5
What looks like a big Green Bay advantage far away doesn't look like an advantage when you look at the details. Injuries, and home field advantage will really make this game closer than most people will think. Here is Green Bay's injury report:
Greg Jennings - OUT B.J. Raji - OUT Nick Perry - OUT Sam Shields - OUT Aaron Rodgers (calf) - Probable Jermichael Finley (shoulder) - Probable Alex Green (shoulder) - Probable
The Packers are 1-2 on the road, while the Rams are 3-0 at home. The EJD will be rocking this Sunday.
With Raji and Perry out, the GB defense takes a major hit on the pass rush. Matthews should be much easier to contain now.
The most important matchup to watch is the GB receivers vs the STL defensive backs.
Will Cortland Finnegan, Janoris Jenkins, Bradley Fletcher, and Trumaine Johnson be able to stop Jordy Nelson, James Jones, Randall Cobb, and Donald Driver?
I think so. STL has a better secondary than HOU.
One more thing that will be pivotal is Chris Long and Robert Quinn vs. Bryan Bulaga and Marshall Newhouse. I think STL DE will be in their face all day long, which will help the STL secondary.
Bold Prediction: STL wins 24-12
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Post by Panther on Oct 20, 2012 15:33:35 GMT -5
31-23 Green Bay.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2012 19:15:48 GMT -5
theres no way the rams will win double digits on the packers. if they SOMEHOW manage to win, it will be barely.
packers 24 rams 14
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Post by mitch9234 on Oct 20, 2012 19:21:15 GMT -5
Packers won't score only 12 points, that would be like, 4 Green Bay FGs, and the Rams aren't that good of an offense to score 24 on them
Packers 27 Rams 17
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