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The NFC Championship Game Thread....

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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So last week Russell throws perfect passes, this week he implodes, thanks jerk.

 

he lobbed high balls off his back foot last week.  Our defense just couldn't swat them down or intercept them.    This week.. packers aint playing that poo. ,

 

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he is a better qb than cam right now. You can't look at one game in a vacuum like we shouldn't look at one of Cam's worst games to compare.

Wouldn't argue that.

But with that said, if I'm a DC for a team that plays Seattle next year, I'm watching this game very intently.

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