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No Oline. No Defense. No TE. Predicts Super Bowl Champs. Sounds about right. How do you sleep at night?

Thursday night I'm hoping for a win, but expecting a loss. And if they do lose, it's not a big deal since it's Week 1, and it's the first stage of a marathon - as they say, championships aren't won in September. If they play 'em close and tough, they have a chance. And a few of you may remember my bold prediction of Denver not making the playoffs, and I'm sticking by it. Dave, I see you have the 49ers on the outs, and I'm inclined to agree with you - they've been showing all kinds of signs being ready to implode, and I agree that it's about to happen. But Friday morning should be interesting, in the event the Packers lose, the trolls infesting this site will be coming out of the woodwork. I'll do my best to ignore them (which, for me, goes against the norm...but it's a new "Voice" this year). :-)

Wait... so you admit you can't beat Seattle, but you think you're going to win the SB? I think your cheese has been fermenting.

I suppose by that logic, if the Packers lose tomorrow and the Vikings win on Sunday, that means the Vikings are in the SB. Yep...nothing beats a September SB party. ~ (OK, so I lied about the "new Voice" thing...if it's gotta be said, it's gotta be said) .

Yeah because we said we were SB bound Bill. We just aren't delusional like the folks in Cheddarville. But, I need to remember cattle are acceptable mates there.

Didn't take long, did it? ~

This is the toughest opening day assignment I can recall the Packers ever drawing; even more so than San Francisco the past two years. Seattle and New Orleans are the toughest venues in the league in which to be a visiting team. Seattle will be celebrating their first Super Bowl and that should hype the team and its crowd even more than usual. While I don't think Seattle will be a Super Bowl repeater the things that happen to a team in its post-Super Bowl season won't materialize here until later in the year or the playoffs. If the Packers put on a respectably competitive game and come out of it without serious injury issues it will be an okay night. Not to worry. The Pack will win plenty this year and be on top of the NFC North again. It's not the first game of the season that determines anything and it's the last one that matters at all.

The chances of the Packers winning the Superbowl looks a lot like that big ol' glazed donut Lacy eats by the dozen each morning. Stay Morbidly Obese, Wisconsin

Really went out on a limb with your picks this time Siny. Took me a minute to peel myself off the ceiling after the shock of you picking the Packers to win the Super Bowl. My guess is that for them to get it done this year they will need to win a home playoff game but Rodgers doesn't like that's cold and to win in the playoffs you need an O-line and a run stopping D...so...good luck with that. Maybe Matthews will learn how to tackle head on this year and someone on your o-line will rank above the bottom half of the league in sacks allowed.

So you have the Packers losing to four of the five other playoff teams during the regular season, but then somehow managing to win three playoff games in a row against at least two of those teams and then the Patriots for a second time? Doh'k. Peppers isn't Reggie White and Guion isn't Gilbert Brown. Peppers is a poor man's Jared Allen, who is a poor man's effective pass rusher at this point in his career. Guion couldn't handle being a 4-3 undertackle for the Vikings, how do you think he's going to fare as an undersized nose tackle in a 3-4? At least he got a week of practice in before the season starts... Behind Guion, you have one of the worst LBs duos against the run in Hawk and Jones. Hawk was 50th out of 62 inside linebackers against the run last year. Yeah Hawk got four sacks last year, but they were all completely unblocked. The 30% of Packer fans that can run 7 yards without having to stop and take a breath could have gotten those sacks. You can try rushing around the ends all you want, but if the QB can step up into a nice pocket then it's not going to help much. And it will be a miracle if they aren't giving up 6 yards per rush up the middle. Having a rookie center and an under-achieving tackle that hasn't played in 22 months on the already poor offensive line won't help Rodgers from getting sacked 3+ times a game again this year. When in a nicely set up pocket, Rodgers is easily one of the best QBs in the league. When under pressure, he is one of the worst (per Football Outsiders). How often do you imagine he'll be under pressure with a rookie who didn't snap him the ball until this week directly in front of him and a pair of below average tackles on the edges? Remember two years ago when Rodgers got sacked 8 times against Seattle? Well Seattle's defense is better now and the Packer's offensive line is worse. Hope Rodgers puts on his clavicle pads this year..

...and the silence you hear...is Lambeau Field

Where are all these newbie Pack bashers coming from. After extensive research all these newbies are really one person in verbal disguise....the biggest basher of all....Paul "PA" Allen of Losing Land. GO PACK GO!!

Seriously? I won't speak on everyone's behalf, but all we ask from you and your cronies is to present your statements in an intelligent manner without name calling, and be prepared to back your statements up the same way. I hope that's not too much to ask.

Boy I am even nervous for your fan base. good luck to your squad, Should be a great game! Both teams must be thinking why this team for our opener.

your right OSSG, I don't know about all of them, but pud and kasu are definitley POLLY, u can tell by his words, sorry polly we got u. thanks for helping Dave's web site though. packerlifer, I'm with u on injuries, rookie center and that crowd, just keep 12 standing after the game, they will lose 5 games this year so this would be frosting to pull this out there. I think MM will run a lot with lacy and starks and throw a lot of short passes to cobb and RB's to get rid of the ball fast and take his chance with jordy deep 2-3 times. it always comes down to our D, they have to stop lynch of course, but I see Wilson being the difference, he will scramble for 40-50 yds and pick up some critical 3rd downs and we lose 24-20, Prove me wrong Pack,

Well lets see how my predictions went: 1. Rodgers getting sacked due to shitty o-line - CHECK (3 sacks, 5 TFL, 2 holding calls and lots of pressure) 2. Rodgers performing poorly under pressure - CHECK (a good completion percentage, but only a 5.7 yard per attempt average) 3. Packers getting run on at a 6.0 ypc or worse pace- CHECK (6.2 yard average taking away the three kneeldowns at the end of the game) 4. AJ Hawk and Jones sucking up the middle - CHECK (piss poor rush defense, two PI calls) 5. No pressure up the middle on D allowing Russell to step from the pressure - CHECK (one zero yard 'sack' by Dix, 110 QB rating, 4 rush attempts for 32 yards after taking away the three kneel downs) STOP I can only get so erect.

Shouldn't all the queenie trolls be slapping each other on the back and celebrating their 54th paper title instead of trolling on a Packer website.

You're killing your father, Larry!

who the heck is Polly? also, who is giving the Vikings a paper championship this year? 8-8 would be better than expected.. are the Packers probably going to win more games than the Vikings? yeah. Are the Packers going to win/be in/sniff the super bowl this year? nah. Of course, the Packers are another Rodgers injury away from a 4-12 season, so anything is possible (other than an attractive female packer fan).

OSSG and Bill the Voice of the Short-bus: this is what happens when you mess with me. I bring my 50 down and give you a real game!