Packers at Cowboys

Green Bay Packers

Three key players from the Packers’ playoff victory over the Cowboys are gone -- Jared Cook (the tight end who caught the sideline pass to set up the game-winning field goal), Micah Hyde (the safety who had an interception) and T.J. Lang (the Pro Bowl guard who protected Aaron Rodgers). Sure, the Packers have found replacements for all three, but those were big-time players who performed in the clutch. They might miss them Sunday. Cowboys 27, Packers 23 -- Rob Demovsky


Dallas Cowboys

For the second consecutive week, the Cowboys are facing a team with a 10-day break. The advantage for the Packers does not lie so much in the schematics, but the rest, which allowed four key offensive players more time to get ready. But it’s not like Rodgers needs time to get ready to face a Rod Marinelli-coached defense. Including playoffs, Rodgers has thrown 29 touchdown passes with just eight interceptions in 15 games. Most important, Rodgers is 13-2 in those games, dating back to 2008. Packers 33, Cowboys 27 -- Todd Archer

I find it funny that the journalist for the Packers feels the Cowboys will win while the Cowboys reporter picks the Packers.

Originally Posted by: wpr 

Why are they saying the Packers will upset the Cowboys? Shouldn't it be the other way around? It's definitely going to be a close game. That being said, the Packers are averaging about 25pts a game and some of you are predicting them to score in the high 30's? Until this so called "high powered offense"(ranked #16) shows us something, I'm predicting the score to be 24-23. Packers

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Originally Posted by: packerfanoutwest