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I tend to agree with Boone. I think in a one game scenario, Rodgers will turn it on at home against Minny. The Pack will certainly be motivated.
That being said, something has got to give if it's the Seahawks that we face next weekend.
The post season losing against them has to stop eventually.
The difference I see this time around is that we seem to be a team that hasn't hit our ceiling yet. We're just focusing on getting better and doing so each week.
Our current group of players (while our roster is far from complete) has the best chance of being successful long term and sustaining success in the future compared to those previous playoff teams that have gone up against the Seahawks.
We'd have nothing to lose against Seattle. I equate it similarly to the way the 'Hawks played when they faced the Saints as a heavy underdog in the playoffs the year they won their division with a poor record. Seattle won that game and it certainly was a springboard for their success in future years.
That being said, something has got to give if it's the Seahawks that we face next weekend.
The post season losing against them has to stop eventually.
The difference I see this time around is that we seem to be a team that hasn't hit our ceiling yet. We're just focusing on getting better and doing so each week.
Our current group of players (while our roster is far from complete) has the best chance of being successful long term and sustaining success in the future compared to those previous playoff teams that have gone up against the Seahawks.
We'd have nothing to lose against Seattle. I equate it similarly to the way the 'Hawks played when they faced the Saints as a heavy underdog in the playoffs the year they won their division with a poor record. Seattle won that game and it certainly was a springboard for their success in future years.
