As a Green Bay Packer fan, it has been quite the journey since last year’s NFC championship exit. The team added Devin Funchess, Christian Kirksey, and Rick Wagner via free agency, a solid start to the offseason. Then, instead of drafting a receiver or linebacker in the first round of the draft, Green Bay traded up to take Jordan Love, a quarterback, who won’t see the field until 2022 barring injury.
A game that was supposed to be marred by injuries on both sides only affected the San Francisco 49ers. Aaron Jones ended up playing after being questionable all week, and Aaron Rodgers utilized Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling in a 34-17 rout of the 49ers.
Football fans should consider themselves lucky to even have Thursday Night Football tonight. Both the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers have had Covid-19 run rampant through their rosters. However, we learned this morning that the game will be played. Time to make some money on the NFL college football tonight.
Tonight we have a rematch of last season’s NFC Championship game between the Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers. However, unlike last season, both teams will be without several starters because of injuries and Covid-19. Despite that, tonight’s game should provide plenty of fantasy points.
COVID-19, contact tracing and injuries, oh my. The once-heralded 2019 NFC Championship Game rematch between the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers is now a game of injuries and positive COVID-19 tests depleting the depth of both teams.
Dalvin Cook exposed the Packers defense that was ranked 13th in the league coming into Sunday. Cook ran for three touchdowns and caught one and the Packers had absolutely no answer for any combination the Vikings drew up.
The story of the 2020 NFL season has been injuries. The matchup between NFC North division rivals will be no different on Sunday afternoon. The Green Bay Packers (5-1) may again be without Aaron Jones and Kevin King, and the Minnesota Vikings (1-5) had all four starting defensive backs on the injury report Wednesday and Thursday.
“We just need to play better,” said Adrian Amos multiple times to Green Bay media in the week leading up to the Packers afternoon showdown against the Houston Texans. Green Bay did in fact play much better than in Week 6 against Tampa Bay, and the Packers took down Houston 35-20 in a commanding victory.
Green Bay and Houston last played in 2016 when Aaron Rodgers and the Packers defeated Brock Osweiler and the Texans in a 21-13 game. That game was the season before the Texans would select Deshaun Watson with the 12th pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.
Week 6 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a weekly look back at the week that was in the NFL.
Which players stood out or disappointed in Week 6? Andersen Pickard breaks it down in his weekly fantasy football winners and losers article.
A game that was highlighted as a marquee matchup between two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks turned into a blowout pretty quickly. Without Tom Brady creating any offense at all, Tampa Bay was able to create a lead that would last the entire second half.
As a Green Bay Packer fan, it has been quite the journey since last year’s NFC championship exit. The team added Devin Funchess, Christian Kirksey, and Rick Wagner via free agency, a solid start to the offseason. Then, instead of drafting a receiver or linebacker in the first round of the draft, Green Bay traded up to take Jordan Love, a quarterback, who won’t see the field until 2022 barring injury.
A game that was supposed to be marred by injuries on both sides only affected the San Francisco 49ers. Aaron Jones ended up playing after being questionable all week, and Aaron Rodgers utilized Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling in a 34-17 rout of the 49ers.
Football fans should consider themselves lucky to even have Thursday Night Football tonight. Both the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers have had Covid-19 run rampant through their rosters. However, we learned this morning that the game will be played. Time to make some money on the NFL college football tonight.
Tonight we have a rematch of last season’s NFC Championship game between the Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers. However, unlike last season, both teams will be without several starters because of injuries and Covid-19. Despite that, tonight’s game should provide plenty of fantasy points.
COVID-19, contact tracing and injuries, oh my. The once-heralded 2019 NFC Championship Game rematch between the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers is now a game of injuries and positive COVID-19 tests depleting the depth of both teams.
Dalvin Cook exposed the Packers defense that was ranked 13th in the league coming into Sunday. Cook ran for three touchdowns and caught one and the Packers had absolutely no answer for any combination the Vikings drew up.
The story of the 2020 NFL season has been injuries. The matchup between NFC North division rivals will be no different on Sunday afternoon. The Green Bay Packers (5-1) may again be without Aaron Jones and Kevin King, and the Minnesota Vikings (1-5) had all four starting defensive backs on the injury report Wednesday and Thursday.
“We just need to play better,” said Adrian Amos multiple times to Green Bay media in the week leading up to the Packers afternoon showdown against the Houston Texans. Green Bay did in fact play much better than in Week 6 against Tampa Bay, and the Packers took down Houston 35-20 in a commanding victory.
Green Bay and Houston last played in 2016 when Aaron Rodgers and the Packers defeated Brock Osweiler and the Texans in a 21-13 game. That game was the season before the Texans would select Deshaun Watson with the 12th pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.
Week 6 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a weekly look back at the week that was in the NFL.
Which players stood out or disappointed in Week 6? Andersen Pickard breaks it down in his weekly fantasy football winners and losers article.
A game that was highlighted as a marquee matchup between two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks turned into a blowout pretty quickly. Without Tom Brady creating any offense at all, Tampa Bay was able to create a lead that would last the entire second half.
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