NFL Week 15: Mike Phipps' late delivery

If the Packers get the #2 seed and play at Atlanta in the NFC Championship Game, I cannot see the Falcons winning against Rodgers in a dome.

Green Bay is flawed when outdoors in cold weather. If they survive a 2-3 "Frozen Bowl" with San Francisco, I think they're in. Provided they find a kicker.

 

How ironic is that?

 

I didn't think this was possible even two weeks ago, but the Giants better be careful or they could actually miss the playoffs entirely. Lost something like 5 out of 7 now. Got Baltimore ahead, which isn't as frightening as it was a month ago.

 

I agree. I understand it's rare for someone from a mediocre team to win MVP, but Peterson is having an awesome season.... all the more incredible given the serious injury he suffered last December. At the very least, he should be Comeback Player of the Year and first-team all-pro.

 

Has a team ever had two rookie QBs throw for 300 yards and put up at least 38 points in their debuts in a single season?

 

Playing in Toronto negates any home-field advantage for the Bills, and it looks as if they've quit anyways.

Wish Lynch would have stayed sober long enough in Buffalo to play like he has in Seattle.

 

It has been the screwy part since 2009 and the Rodgers offense hit peak proficiency.

Get the Packers in the rain and wind...and they are toast.

I have often said that, if Packer fans really want to "extend the window" to win more Super Bowls, they would fast-track a referendum for public support of a temporary dome over Lambeau Field as long as Rodgers is with the Packers.

 

Russell Wilson is turning in the QB performance of the year. So far, 160ish yards and 1TD in the air and 70ish yards and 3TDs on the ground. We're bordering Mike Vick 2010 territory here.

 

Tailor the team to the stadium/climate, not the other way around. Players will come and go, but it's always going to be cold in Green Bay in December. Brett Favre made the adjustment.

 

Son, our records show you have a long rap sheet. You're going to have to come with us. Please step out with your hands raised where I can see them.

 

I know various of you have said Jim Schwartz is in no danger, but losing to the Cardinals would be a good way of demonstrating where the program is headed.

 

A year ago, people were saying the Lions were a team on the way up and the Vikings were considered to be in the dumps. This season reverse that. It just shows that in the process of building a team, you often have backwards steps in the process.

Who would you rather be over the next 5 years, Vikings, Lions, Bears or Packers? hard call.