Official Game 2 Green Bay vs Chicago Game 2 Thread

[TW]

Gotta ask, Why the hell are you all so set on Zach Tom? He got his ass kicked more times than not at Wake, just okay. He comes to camp and does great vs other teams' 2nd and third-string DL and he's the next best thing since sliced bread??

Seriously a rookie from Wake forest ?

Brian Piccolo was from Wake Forest. Ed George also.

 

[Mark87]

I'll take Green bay 31 Chicago 13.

 

[TW]

I picked Minnesota in week #1. I wasn't confident. But, I do have confidence in LeFleur, his staff, and Rodgers, generating enough offense to beat the Bears.

I'm going to say Packers 24 Bears 17

 

[Nerd]

Heard the D kept Darvin Cook under 4 yards per, until Barnes and Quay went out. Sounds like Quay should be ready for Chicago tho.

 

[Cheesedog]

Heard the D kept Darvin Cook under 4 yards per, until Barnes and Quay went out. Sounds like Quay should be ready for Chicago tho.

That's cause Jefferson was running free and they didn't need to run

 

[dannobanano]

That's cause Jefferson was running free and they didn't need to run

 

[realitybytes]

Gotta ask, Why the hell are you all so set on Zach Tom? He got his ass kicked more times than not at Wake, just okay. He comes to camp and does great vs other teams' 2nd and third-string DL and he's the next best thing since sliced bread??

Seriously a rookie from Wake forest ?

just a little support for what mark is saying: pff had tom as the lowest rated offensive player for the packers in game 1 vs the vikes. just below hanson. tom has potential because his ras is so high, but he needs development.

 

[GBP4EVER]

just a little support for what mark is saying: pff had tom as the lowest rated offensive player for the packers in game 1 vs the vikes. just below hanson. tom has potential because his ras is so high, but he needs development.

I still would trust Tom ahead of Hanson. I would trust a turnstyle to delay a blocker longer then Hanson though.

 

[Nerd]

I still would trust Tom ahead of Hanson. I would trust a turnstyle to delay a blocker longer then Hanson though.

It took Hanson three years to achieve where he is now.

 

[Mark87]

My point to Tom and some of the others isn't to completely dis them but folks OL & WR......there are no miracles with this group at all. The front office has understaffed that area.