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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 6:03:45 AM(UTC)
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I have read quite a few say that the Packers are lacking that home field advantage they once had. So, I went back and checked the standings because I thought the Packers had done fairly well at home. The last four seasons, playoffs included, the Packers are 29 - 5 at Lambeau Field.
My question would be, is 29 wins out of 34 games ... bad?
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 9:34:53 AM(UTC)
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Actually it's the best home win % of any team in the league tied with Baltimore
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 11:14:22 AM(UTC)
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Zero2Cool said: 
I have read quite a few say that the Packers are lacking that home field advantage they once had. So, I went back and checked the standings because I thought the Packers had done fairly well at home. The last four seasons, playoffs included, the Packers are 29 - 5 at Lambeau Field.
My question would be, is 29 wins out of 34 games ... bad?
That's a decent metric to look at, but it doesn't really tell you the home field ADVANTAGE. If you have a team that goes 16-0 for 5 seasons in a row, they'd have a 100% home winning percentage. That would imply that they have incredible home field advantage, which very well might not be the case.
Since I'm too lazy to check postseason records, here's regular season for the Packers over the last 4 years:
Regular Season Road Record: 19-13
Regular Season Home Record: 28-4
That would be a +9 differential, which still seems substantial.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 12:01:21 PM(UTC)
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They do good at home, until the playoffs now, it seems. Yes, they beat up on the Vikings, but look who their QB was.
And even with the horrible QB Minnesota had, the Packers didn't blow them out.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 12:45:50 PM(UTC)
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To expand on Porforis' data would be to do similiar stats for all the other NFL teams and compare the number + or - number of home or road wins. But... that sounds like a lot of work, so I will just say that although I wouldn't trade the team or stadium for anything, the impression I have gotten is that the Lambeau Field advantage is not as large as the talking heads say. I get the impression that the broadcast teams don't really stay on top of the Packers all that well ("The Packers are known to be a good screen team",..."Reggie Cobb",..."Lambeau is tough for visiting teams"...).
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 1:30:25 PM(UTC)
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The mid 90's Packers had Lambeau Mystique, the 60's Packers had Lambeau Mystique, Mike Sherman and Mike McCarthy have lost home playoff games and so went the Lambeau Mystique.
Until Mike Vick ran wild on Lambeau field, the Packers had never lost a home playoff game. But by all means boys - go wild on the stats.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 3:21:44 PM(UTC)
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DakotaT said: The mid 90's Packers had Lambeau Mystique, the 60's Packers had Lambeau Mystique, Mike Sherman and Mike McCarthy have lost home playoff games and so went the Lambeau Mystique.
Until Mike Vick ran wild on Lambeau field, the Packers had never lost a home playoff game. But by all means boys - go wild on the stats.
yep. The golden days of teams expecting to lose when they walk out onto the field is gone. Only the piss poor teams expect to lose. Everyone else either thinks they have a chance or expects to win.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 3:55:36 PM(UTC)
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wpr said: yep. The golden days of teams expecting to lose when they walk out onto the field is gone. Only the piss poor teams expect to lose. Everyone else either thinks they have a chance or expects to win.
Postseason record nonwithstanding, I still point to my stats from over the last 4 years.
Regular Season Road Record: 19-13
Regular Season Home Record: 28-4
28-4 is damnned good. If we played every game at home, that's almost 2 full seasons of 14-2 football. I don't think anybody says "Yeah, we're screwed" when they have to go to Lambeau, but it's obvious we play much better at home.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 5:40:45 PM(UTC)
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We are 3-4 at home in the playoffs since losing to ATL in 2002. 3-3 away in that same span.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 7:58:29 PM(UTC)
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We are kinda "dome-ish". I have no problem with that, personally.
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