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12-0 Giant-Killers
Well, how was that for a heart-stopper? Your Green Bay Packers are now not only 12-0, but they are N.F.C. North Division Champions(!) with Detroit's loss to the Saints. The Giants were the team that many said would knock the Packers off their undefeated (so far) perch, but Green Bay's will to win was stronger with that last incredible drive and field goal. Our hats are off to the team on this great victory!
QB Aaron Rodgers had another great statistical day — an occurrence that is becoming very commonplace this year. If he does not win the league M.V.P. award, they should just stop giving it.
The defense had another rough day of giving up a lot of yardage, but the offense bailed them out in the end.
We wish they'd treat all QB's with action like this more often.
The receivers didn't have everything easy in the Meadowlands.
How great of a sight was this? LB Clay Matthews running down the sideline untouched for a TD!
Above and below, QB Aaron Rodgers took a licking, but kept on ticking.
Chalk one up for the old men who can still play the game — two TD's for WR Donald Driver.
Unfortunately, CB Charles Woodson left the game with “concussion-like symptoms” late in the game.
Where would this team be without WR Jordy Nelson? Still undefeated? Perhaps not.
Not a huge day for WR Greg Jennings, but good enough.
Our hats are off to Mr. Rodgers on that last drive.
If you're going to miss a field goal, it's much better if it's not the final one. K Mason Crosby came through in the clutch.
Crosby's teammates react on the sideline as the game is won on the final play.
12-0! This is one very enjoyable season!
Well, how was that for a heart-stopper? Your Green Bay Packers are now not only 12-0, but they are N.F.C. North Division Champions(!) with Detroit's loss to the Saints. The Giants were the team that many said would knock the Packers off their undefeated (so far) perch, but Green Bay's will to win was stronger with that last incredible drive and field goal. Our hats are off to the team on this great victory!
QB Aaron Rodgers had another great statistical day — an occurrence that is becoming very commonplace this year. If he does not win the league M.V.P. award, they should just stop giving it.
The defense had another rough day of giving up a lot of yardage, but the offense bailed them out in the end.
We wish they'd treat all QB's with action like this more often.
The receivers didn't have everything easy in the Meadowlands.
How great of a sight was this? LB Clay Matthews running down the sideline untouched for a TD!
Above and below, QB Aaron Rodgers took a licking, but kept on ticking.
Chalk one up for the old men who can still play the game — two TD's for WR Donald Driver.
Unfortunately, CB Charles Woodson left the game with “concussion-like symptoms” late in the game.
Where would this team be without WR Jordy Nelson? Still undefeated? Perhaps not.
Not a huge day for WR Greg Jennings, but good enough.
Our hats are off to Mr. Rodgers on that last drive.
If you're going to miss a field goal, it's much better if it's not the final one. K Mason Crosby came through in the clutch.
Crosby's teammates react on the sideline as the game is won on the final play.
12-0! This is one very enjoyable season!
