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	<title>Comments on: QB Connection: Does Packers&#8217; Loss to Giants Justify Steelers Playing Roethlisberger?</title>
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		<title>By: DomDiTolla</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 16 Jan 2012 19:19:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Rodgers didn&#039;t play awful, his WR&#039;s just crapped the bed by dropping so many wide-open passes.  Moreover, the Giants Defense matches up well with the Packers&#039; Offense because they can bring heat with their Front-4.  Green Bay&#039;s Defense was simply exposed as the fraudulent bunch they were by a solid QB that played relatively mistake-free football, and capitalized on Green Bay&#039;s mistakes.  Rust may have played a factor, but if a team is constituted of professionals and decent coaching staffs, the layoffs should be a non-issue no matter how &quot;hot&quot; the opponent is.

 

As for the Steelers not resting Ben...Had Batch started they would have likely had a better chance at Candlestick.  Furthermore, if they had come out with a &quot;W&quot; they would have clinched a Bye.  The loss at Denver should rest almost squarely on LeBeau and his ridiculous Defensive strategy and lack of adjustments.

 

Numerous teams have advanced in the post-season with 1st Round Byes and resting their players.  Look at the Pats. earlier this decade (&#039;03, &#039;04), Seattle and Philly rested their starters on their way to Super Bowl appearances, or even the Colts and Saints as recently as &#039;09.  It&#039;s just a matter of if the players get it done in big moments and specific matchups.

 

We&#039;ll never know what would have happened if Ben sat.  And honestly it just hurts to think about.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Rodgers didn&#8217;t play awful, his WR&#8217;s just crapped the bed by dropping so many wide-open passes.  Moreover, the Giants Defense matches up well with the Packers&#8217; Offense because they can bring heat with their Front-4.  Green Bay&#8217;s Defense was simply exposed as the fraudulent bunch they were by a solid QB that played relatively mistake-free football, and capitalized on Green Bay&#8217;s mistakes.  Rust may have played a factor, but if a team is constituted of professionals and decent coaching staffs, the layoffs should be a non-issue no matter how &#8220;hot&#8221; the opponent is.</p>
<p>As for the Steelers not resting Ben&#8230;Had Batch started they would have likely had a better chance at Candlestick.  Furthermore, if they had come out with a &#8220;W&#8221; they would have clinched a Bye.  The loss at Denver should rest almost squarely on LeBeau and his ridiculous Defensive strategy and lack of adjustments.</p>
<p>Numerous teams have advanced in the post-season with 1st Round Byes and resting their players.  Look at the Pats. earlier this decade (&#8217;03, &#8217;04), Seattle and Philly rested their starters on their way to Super Bowl appearances, or even the Colts and Saints as recently as &#8217;09.  It&#8217;s just a matter of if the players get it done in big moments and specific matchups.</p>
<p>We&#8217;ll never know what would have happened if Ben sat.  And honestly it just hurts to think about.</p>
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		<title>By: DomDiTolla</title>
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		<dc:creator>DomDiTolla</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 16 Jan 2012 18:19:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Rodgers didn&#039;t play awful, his WR&#039;s just crapped the bed by dropping so many wide-open passes.  Moreover, the Giants Defense matches up well with the Packers&#039; Offense because they can bring heat with their Front-4.  Green Bay&#039;s Defense was simply exposed as the fraudulent bunch they were by a solid QB that played relatively mistake-free football, and capitalized on Green Bay&#039;s mistakes.  Rust may have played a factor, but if a team is constituted of professionals and decent coaching staffs, the layoffs should be a non-issue no matter how &quot;hot&quot; the opponent is.

 

As for the Steelers not resting Ben...Had Batch started they would have likely had a better chance at Candlestick.  Furthermore, if they had come out with a &quot;W&quot; they would have clinched a Bye.  The loss at Denver should rest almost squarely on LeBeau and his ridiculous Defensive strategy and lack of adjustments.

 

Numerous teams have advanced in the post-season with 1st Round Byes and resting their players.  Look at the Pats. earlier this decade (&#039;03, &#039;04), Seattle and Philly rested their starters on their way to Super Bowl appearances, or even the Colts and Saints as recently as &#039;09.  It&#039;s just a matter of if the players get it done in big moments and specific matchups.

 

We&#039;ll never know what would have happened if Ben sat.  And honestly it just hurts to think about.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Rodgers didn&#8217;t play awful, his WR&#8217;s just crapped the bed by dropping so many wide-open passes.  Moreover, the Giants Defense matches up well with the Packers&#8217; Offense because they can bring heat with their Front-4.  Green Bay&#8217;s Defense was simply exposed as the fraudulent bunch they were by a solid QB that played relatively mistake-free football, and capitalized on Green Bay&#8217;s mistakes.  Rust may have played a factor, but if a team is constituted of professionals and decent coaching staffs, the layoffs should be a non-issue no matter how &#8220;hot&#8221; the opponent is.</p>
<p>As for the Steelers not resting Ben&#8230;Had Batch started they would have likely had a better chance at Candlestick.  Furthermore, if they had come out with a &#8220;W&#8221; they would have clinched a Bye.  The loss at Denver should rest almost squarely on LeBeau and his ridiculous Defensive strategy and lack of adjustments.</p>
<p>Numerous teams have advanced in the post-season with 1st Round Byes and resting their players.  Look at the Pats. earlier this decade (&#8217;03, &#8217;04), Seattle and Philly rested their starters on their way to Super Bowl appearances, or even the Colts and Saints as recently as &#8217;09.  It&#8217;s just a matter of if the players get it done in big moments and specific matchups.</p>
<p>We&#8217;ll never know what would have happened if Ben sat.  And honestly it just hurts to think about.</p>
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