Lambeau Field

Lambeau Field
"Home of the 24-car, Jarrett (or is that Jarrod) Bush!

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Our Beloveds Squeak by Falcons, 48 to something, Play Friendly Illinois Buddies for Shot at Super Bowl




Atlanta, GA. (HOLY SHIT)




Our Green Bay Packers pulled out another nailbiter Saturday night, beating the #1 seeded Atlanta Hawks 48-21 or something like that. PP was so hammered by the end of the game, he can only recall "some" of what happened. "I remember Tramon making a once in a lifetime play to end the 1st half (believe it was an interception), but after that, things are a little fuzzy. I know Mason Dixon hit the upright for a miss as I predicted, but luckily, we had scored like 6 TD's by then so it didn't cost us the game. Our heartbreak caused by him is still on the horizon. I think we knocked pretty boy Tony Gonzalez out of the game, and it was great to see that. I vaguely recall Matty Lice looking like he took a dump in his pants as we drove the length of the field to make it 35-14 early in the 3rd quarter, and I think I saw Coach Mike Smith crying on the sideline. Then I believe I danced to I Gotta Feeling by BEP and Billie Jean by Michael Jackson, so you know I had to be really out if it. That's about all I got."

Aaron Rodgers, 31 of 37, for like 3,000 yards, was absolutely incredible. His wide/whide receivers, Jones, Nelson, Driver, and Jennings, were sensational, with the exception of the early Jennnings fumble. I will take A-Rodg over Jay Cutler next week, even though the Bears defense really seems to have his number a bit. In 2 games against them, we've scored 27 and they've scored 23, so with that terrible field at the bed pan by the lake, I'm afraid we won't be able to score as much as we'd like. Could be another nailbiter with them, only this time it's for the Super Bowl, not the NFC Norris.

I will write more tomorrow when I don't have such a pounding Miller Lite (see photo) headache. Look for a very special Martin Luther King Day entry tomorrow, as we try and honor the black men of the NFL.

--PP

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