For the last 3 weeks Fox has assigned Joe Buck and Troy Aikman to the Packers game.

I understand that they are the networks 1 team and are going to call what Fox determines to be the #1 matchup of the week.

So it was no big surprise when they did Giants, Bears, and Eagles games, and I am sure they will be in Atlanta.

I'm not sure what The Packers record was the rest of the year,when Joe and Troy were the announcers, but I do know they are 3-0 the last 3 games, and oh by the way I do believe Fox has The Superbowl this year.

So here is a toast to Joe and Troy, may be coincidence, or it may be destiny, either way I am just to damn supersticious to just ignore the fact they have been the one off field constant the last 3 weeks.

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Way to jinx em'.

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Since Atlanta is the #1 seed, I'm guessing that'll make the Pack-Atl game "AMERICA'S GAME OF THE WEEK" meaning our good luck charms will likely be tagging along again!

That would be a great job - to get paid to watch the Packers each week.

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If they are calling I can't wait to hear the best duo in the game yet again. /sarcasm.

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Too bad this is the crew that is lucky, instead of an actual good crew.

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Amazing, how some on this forum can find the negative in any subject.

Makes me :onfloor:

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I find the two to be very biased against the Packers.

I don't. They think of them just like every other national media member would. They don't follow each and every team as well as the diehard fans of each and every team. Sure it's their job to know as much about the teams they are calling as possible, and I'm sure this week they will be able to elaborate on just how good certain Packers really are.

The general public believed the Packers had no running game, the stats say they have problems stopping the run, and that the offensive line is still rather weak.

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