NFL 2009 Season Week 4 Picks

Lions over Bears! Count IT!!!!!!!!!!!!

It really is weird seeing favre in a Viking uniform, almost to the point of not actually thinking that it is real,

Badger's offense looks really good, the defense could be an issue. They should get into the top 25 now I think.

The packer receivers are supposed to be good. How do you explain dropped passes right in the numbers?

And for the record, I do not think the Vikings are outplaying the packers by that much. Although to be fair, the packers have driven deep into Viking territory 3 times with nothing to show for it.

That's ridiculous. For virtually the whole game you guys had 2 big plays, and 14 to show for it. Favre had 6.2 hours to throw every pass to Roger's .2 seconds. The Vikings passed at will on the Packers when it mattered, and the same only became true for the Packers once the Vikings started playing not to lose on offense (note to NFL coaches, this almost always leads to letting the other team back into the game) and playing some sort of middle of the road not-prevent but not actual-defense defense that accomplished neither stopping the normal plays or the big plays.

Rodgers did move around a lot in the pocket and sometimes was forced out of the pocket. Some of those sacks were on him for holding the ball too long. But any QB especially Favre can light up a team if he is given that kind of time. I don't know if it was a great o-line perfromance or a lack fo pressure from Green Bay. I really don't understand why Kampman is playing drop-back linebacker when he is one of the premier pass rushers in the league.

To me the Vikings were by far the better team tonight at least. If not for the AP fumble, the game might have been over at halftime. The Vikings did an awful jub managing the game at the end and played bad defense letting receivers behind them, luckliy the lead was big enough. I don't kno what was up with that bomb Favre threw with 3 minutes left, it gave the Packers 40 extra seconds, to mount their comback.

That's not ridiculous at all. The Packers WERE moving the ball too, they sustained 2 pretty good drives in the first half that ended in turnovers, and hit big on that bomb. Then, they drove right down to the 1 yard line and were only kept out of the endzone because a TE dropped a wide open soft pass right in his hands. The Vikings simply did not outplay the Packers in the first half, at least not by that much. Give me some stats to prove it if you will, but the 28-14 score in the first half was not indicative of how that first half went.

The only difference is, once Favre's pants are on, he makes gold records.