It's the ultimate chess game

Jesus of El Paso, TX

So you say that there is a chance?

There is always a chance. That's why you play games. Hello!

Mike from Lyons, OH

We've talked a lot about it, but let's go back to the 2012 game against the Texans. Rodgers came in and dominated, but what really struck me was that at one point in this game he scrambled the cards for what he thought was a touch. He ended up being recalled, but after that race, Rodgers got up, threw the ball and gave one of the most enthusiastic championship belt celebrations I've ever seen. Aaron Rodgers played angry at this game. If he plays like that Sunday, I like our chances.

As I said in "Unscripted," discard the discs Sunday. The Packers are not worried about them and I'm sure the Rams are focusing on bigger goals. As far as you're concerned, I remember the Texas game in 2012. Their offense was shuddering against Matt Schaub and Arian Foster, and that defense was arguably the best in the league at that time. Rodgers proved that everyone was wrong. That's what he does.

Brian from Springfield, IL

I do not understand the negative mood of the Rams game in the inbox and the fans. We should be excited about the opportunity to play one of the best teams in the league. It's an opportunity to show how good this team can be. Winning or losing, the lessons that the team can learn from a good team are so much more important than if they played with smaller teams. If the Packers want to win everything, they will have to play against teams of this caliber at some point and they will have the opportunity to play a match next week.

If the Packers want to get where they want this season, they will sooner or later beat the Los Angeles Rams and the NFL Patriots of New England. That's the truth, Jack. The season is young, but what better time than now to see where the bar is? Moreover, even if it is a road match, it will be interesting to see what this Sunday crowd looks like at the Colosseum. I've heard that many Packers fans made the trip.

Ben from Pensacola, FL

The closest way to stopping the game is to engage bodies there. With the growth of Josh Jackson, Jaire Alexander and Kevin King, they may be able to eliminate some receivers of the game in places. If they can reach this potential, pay attention. More faces on the QB's face or on the ball carrier's trajectory force more shots with better chances of INT.

The Rams have already played most of two games without Cooper Kupp, but I'm curious to see how an offense that usually lives in the same group of staff responds to his absence Sunday. According to all indications, the Packers will have all their cornerbacks available. As Spoff wrote on Thursday, it's a big blow for the Packers defense. Plus, if they can drop more Ha Ha Clinton-Ten into the box and live with a single safety summit, this could be the right recipe for neutralizing Rams hijinks. It's the ultimate chess game.

Todd de Owasso, OK

Games are not played on paper. They are played inside televisions and radios.

Finally a certain rationality.

Matthew from High Point, North Carolina

Hello my brothers to the north! How long does it take before one of these hit balls from line D is sent back to another Packer? I'm calling one this week! Let's go and take ownership! GO PACK GO! (Can you say I'm excited?)

It's inevitable, especially with the frequency with which Nick Perry and Kenny Clark have managed to get their mittens so far this season.

Estillac of Belem, Brazil

I can not help but think that the next five games will define our season. Hope we will still be strong in playoffs for December! But yes, I know, just beat the Rams, right?

There is only one ball on the line Sunday and it is the only one that counts for the moment.

Bill from Bloomfield Hills, MI

Do the Rams' defensive forces cause you to anticipate particular changes in our back rotation?

I do not know if the Packers will tailor something specific to Los Angeles, but I liked the approach they took against the 49ers with Aaron Jones starting. Not only is an explosive runner on the ground for the offensive to begin quickly, but it also made sense to involve Jones quickly, given the number of times the offensive often turns to Jamaal Williams and Ty Montgomery in two-minute situations. I would like to see them strengthen against the Rams, who are 12th in the league against the race. After all, this is the only major category in which they are not among the top 10.

Russell from Henrico, VA

It is quite possible that the Pack can play well and lose the next two weeks against excellent teams on the road. Not too sure that a lot of gloom should be attached. Even with two losses, the Pack could still pass 3-1 against NFC West and AFC East. Miami and Arizona are definitely winning opportunities. S & D in the division. There are 16 games left, not the order in which they are played.

As I told you before, I did not believe in the games to win imperatively before the 11th week. But that certainly meets all the requirements of such-being-well-being-handsome-now … Game.

Cary of Sioux Falls, SD

Insiders, I know you said that Jimmy Graham was doing all that the Packers had asked him, but are you surprised at the end of the season so that he only has one touchdown ?

Graham said that after the 49ers' game, it would be nice to be in the end zone, but that it makes a difference whether it appears in the touchdown column or not. Look at those packets at four tight ends that the Packers have executed. Any of these passes could just as easily have been delivered to Graham. Instead, it helped open Lance Kendricks to a touchdown recently. DTs will be coming for number 80. I do not think anyone in 1265 loses sleep because of that.

Shawn of Kissimmee, Florida

Wes, do not forget to prepare your egg for L.A. How many eligible receivers can be on the ground at the same time?

Consider it packed. Five.

Jacob from Louisville, KY

When do we get Jake Kumerow from the IR? I know that he will not play and will probably do it easily, but I loved his pre-season and I can not wait for him to end up playing.

We are now in wait-and-see mode with the players on the injured reserve as it is no longer necessary for the teams to designate a player to return if he is placed in RI. Kumerow and Trevor Davis are both eligible for the practice, but everything goes from week to week at this stage.

Daniel from Los Angeles, CA

For whom are we rooted in the game Saints vs. Vikings? On one side, a loss of the Vikings is already appreciated, but I do not want the Saints to arrive at 6-1 and recover this seed number 2 potentially from us. I do not think we can have seed # 1 at this point, unless the Rams sting a little bit.

My general rule is fundamental against your division until the rankings separate. So, I will say saints. You never know what the rest of the season will hold, but any defeat for an NFC North opponent pays off in the end.

Shlok from Toronto, Canada

Wes, you mentioned your opinion on the corners, especially Alexander, to stand out in this game, with the O line. I can understand why you think maybe, however, you forget how much the defense of the race will be important? I believe that one important way to have success would be to defend the race first. We all know that running establishes the pass. Thoughts?

Without question. This is partly the reason why I wrote about quick start Kenny Clark is in this season and how much the defensive front will be important to control Todd Gurley and the tempo of the match. He is at the helm of the NFL and has no more than 29 yards. What does that tell you? He says he destroys the defenses for four quarters. The Packers must win the first duels.

Trevor from River Falls, WI

After the publication of Friday's injury report, I found that Breeland did not appear to be unreliable, which leads me to believe that he is about to make his debut at home. the Packers Sunday. That being said, what are the realistic expectations for a turn that has not been part of the team for a month and that comes from a muscle injury?

I'm glad to know that and I'm sure Breeland wants to take the opportunity. He was one of the most sought after corners of the market last spring, before the heel issue arose. The Packers come out remarkably healthy from the corner. If Breeland has to start on special teams, I also see an advantage in that given the length of his layoff.

Kurtis from De Pere, WI

Re: Eli in the Hall of Fame. "… pass that record, playoff record that …" He slaughtered the dragon. Two times. He is ennobled.

I do not want to oversimplify the argument, but it's as simple as that in my mind. Listen, the Super Bowl is a ladder. Many who try to climb it fail and can never try again. The fall breaks them. And some have a chance to climb and they refuse. They cling to small victories or praise. Illusions Only the scale is real. The climb is all there is. And Eli has scaled it twice.

Rich Twin Lake, MI

I think Green Bay made a big mistake in letting Jordy go. He was the favorite type of Rodgers. Rodgers looks lost without him. If Cobb and Allison can not compete against the best team in the league, then it's over.

D & # 39; AGREEMENT.

Trevor from Carmel, NY

I've recently noticed that many new parents seemed to frequent the inbox community. I wanted to share a shameless record. NFL Game Pass. When Packers play someday, I hide my phone. I spend time with my son. When the kid is in bed, I retreat into the cave of men without knowing the result and give full attention to the game (no ads or half-time). Maybe next year he will be old enough to watch live games with me. These little guys are growing up too fast. Enjoy while you can.

This is great advice, especially if you manage to avoid the result. I know I tried to push other tasks over the week to spend time with my son before he had his last drink at night and we put him to bed. Invaluable.

Mac of Maricopa, AZ

If the NFL has polled every player on every team to find out where they would like to play their child's dream, ask yourself what everyone would look like today? How many current Packers were Packer dreamers from their childhood?

I do not know if Robert Tonyan could be called a "dreamer", but he has already had a Packer-themed birthday party (in the state of Illinois).

Thomas de Dunkerton, RN

When I was 10, I saved cereal trays for an Earl Morrall football. He never came I have not eaten Cheerios ever since. I feel your pain, Wes, and hope that the Ben Sheets auto is legit.

He came with a certificate of authenticity! But Sheets is more than welcome to join us here in the inbox to confirm if he chooses to do it.

Brett from Onaska, WI

Even the disappointed Brewers fans should cheer on the Dodgers this weekend. If the World Series qualifies for the fifth game, the Los Angeles area teams in the MLB, NBA, MLS, NHL and NFL will host all matches this Sunday. To date, no city has seen its teams of all these sports play at home the same day.

We do not care? Go Sox.

Lori de Heredia, Costa Rica

So, with the team flying to Los Angeles a day earlier, does that mean your plane leaves so early? Do the two planes always have the same schedule?

More or less. However, the team's two aircraft can only depart when Spoff's private jet takes off.

Mike from Las Vegas, NV

If Spoff steals Wes' lunch, then Larry has to steal Spoff's lunch. The question is: who's stealing Larry's lunch?

Obviously, you do not know who you're talking to, so let me explain. Larry's lunch is not in danger, Mike. That's the danger. Two hackers beating in the closet, get their lunch stolen and you think Larry's? No, the rock is the one that strikes.

Lewiston Kent, ID

My father took me to the LA Coliseum in 1978 from Idaho to attend my first game of Green Bay Packers. I respectfully submit this with tears in my eyes for this incredible memory of him and cementing forever what taking the time to live by seeing the "G" on this headset means. Memories that lasted 40 years, as if it was yesterday. Win or lose, if you are a Packer fan, cherish it forever! Thanks dad for making me a Packer support for life. TEAR

The memories actually make us rich. Enjoy the game, people.

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