Railbird Central: Renewed Sense of Optimism
A win in the Wild Card round of the playoffs over Washington is put into perspective.
Episode 619
A win by the Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card round of the playoffs is put into perspective. Using the "Chips Report" as a roadmap, a victory is broken down with particular emphasis on the performances of players like Mike Neal, Davante Adams, Clay Matthews, James Starks and Micah Hyde. Also getting attention is the improved play of the Packers wide receivers as a unit and the steadying influence J.C. Tretter provided at left tackle.
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Comments (5)
Rossonero
January 11, 2016 at 11:51 am
Thanks for posting this! No love for Nick Perry though? He had 2.5 sacks!
ben
January 12, 2016 at 04:07 am
Woh. easy now.
an early 2nd round pick 2 years later. 4 catches. & that's what you've been waiting for.
against who? some bashaud guy and will fargin blackman? with who throwing him the ball?
But yea thank God, I mean ted, we drafted him when we did.
..............And maybe it's because I'm a Viking fan now and I'm not paying attention like I used to, but I missed that whole Mike Neal Domination thing.
Come on! Did he really?
(sorry Brian, couldn't get past the 3 minute homer mark)
zeke
January 12, 2016 at 02:59 am
"Thank God, I mean ted, we drafted him when we did."
"We?" Did you already give up on your new team? That didn't take long.
ben
January 12, 2016 at 04:10 am
2 years ago, it was we.
But after 38 interesting years, I had to dump the Packers.
Till Ted gets over himself and does whatever it takes, even if it's at the expense his "legacy" of doing things.
or Packer Fans remove their heads from ted's ass.
And I just don't see either of those 2 things happening.
But I do see the Vikings hosting their own 1st ever superbowl in a brand new stadium next year (how crazy is that going to be? your all going to choke on it) with many division titles and multiple championships the next 5 years.
zeke
January 12, 2016 at 04:47 am
And LaMichael James will be the Super Bowl MVP. I love this story.