Det offense 2nd 99.0 rush - [12th] / 300.0 pass - [2nd]
defense 20th 83.0 rush - [13th] / 262.0 pass - [25th]
scoring 28.0 for - [4th] / 31.0 against - [26th]
G.B. offense 18th 50.0 rush - [23rd] / 190.0 pass - [15th]
defense 1st 58.0 rush - [9th] / 52.0 pass - [1st]
scoring 22.0 for - [9th] / 10.0 against - [5th]
key matchups:
HB David Overstreet (22 yds/1 TDs) vs. Detroit run D (2.6 rush avg)
DT Dan Hampton (7 sacks) vs. G Lynn Boden
WR Ken Payne (4 rec/77 yds/0 TDs) vs. CB Jim Meeks
QB Greg Landry (3 TDs/308 yds) vs. S Johnnie Johnson (1 INTs)
WR Mel Jacobs (9 rec/173 yds/1 TDs) vs. CB Henry Monroe
prediction:
Detroit 19, Green Bay 30
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Detroit (0-1) at Green Bay (1-0)
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It's shocking that the defending Super Bowl champions--even 0-1, even on the road at 1-0 Green Bay--were 11-point underdogs for this game.
ReplyDeleteA minute and a half to go, and Packer Dave Beverly launches a huge punt from his own end zone ... the champs have half the field and eight points to close in order to avoid 0-2 ...
ReplyDelete37 yards to go and about as many seconds ...
ReplyDeleteto the 24, but only 22 seconds ...
ReplyDeleteJETER APPEARS TO HAVE ENDED IT!
ReplyDeleteGreen Bay began building its current generation of defense in NFL77 with the first-round draft choice of Gary Jeter. The former Southern Cal star was the second overall selection. The Packers' DT2 had three sacks in this game--including the game-ender with Detroit inside Green Bay's 30.
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