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pen in January after winning a wild card xiaoweiwei 发表于 2013/1/17 19:28:00 |
(Sports Network) - It took six touchdown passes, but Aaron Rodgers may
have finally calmed the fears that the Green Bay Packers offense was in
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The reigning MVP will look to lift his club to consecutive wins for the
first time this season today when the Packers wrap a three-game road
trip against the St. Louis Rams.
Watch Packers vs. Rams on TSN2 today at 1pm et/10am pt.
Green Bay had one of the more dangerous offenses a season ago, leading
the league with 560 points while ranking third in the NFL in total
offense (405.1 YPG) and passing offense (307.8 YPG).
However, the Packers went into last weekends meeting with the Houston
Texans averaging just 22.4 points and 338.0 yards per game, and more
importantly, under .500 at just 2-3 on the season.
Rodgers did his best to get his unit on track, matching a franchise
record with six touchdown passes in a 42-24 rout of the Texans. Three of
those scoring strikes went to wide receiver Jordy Nelson, while fellow
wideout James Jones hauled in two touchdown throws.
"This was an important game for us. Weve had a couple not go our way,
games we should have won," Rodgers said. "Two and four would have been
very difficult. Weve got a tough stretch still to play."
Green Bay rebounded from a loss to the Indianapolis Colts that opened
its three-game swing, the clubs first trip of that length since 1998 as
Rodgers matched Matt Flynns single-game club record for touchdown passes
set in last seasons regular-season finale versus the Detroit Lions.
Scoring has been an issue for the Rams over the past few weeks, with the
club averaging a mere 14 points a game over the last four outings.
St. Louis has managed to go 2-2 in that time, but couldnt post a third
straight victory last weekend due to a 17-14 defeat at the Miami
Dolphins.
The Rams were held to just a pair of field goals through the first three
quarters before quarterback Sam Bradford finally found the end zone on
the ground with 8:30 to play. He then hit running back Steven Jackson
with a pass for a successful two-point conversion, but Miami was able to
eat up some clock and then come up with a big sack late in the game to
set up a 66-yard field goal try by St. Louis Greg Zuerlein.
Zuerleins attempt was no good, his third miss of the game and the Rams
came up short despite logging season highs of 462 total yards and 162 on
the ground.
"Any time you are able to move the ball like we did and accumulate that
many yards and only score six points, its probably one of the most
frustrating things there is," Bradford said.
St. Louis also fell to 0-3 on the road this season and will try to
rebound Sunday and keep its perfect mark at home intact.
However, the Rams have lost three straight and six of their last eight
in the regular season to the Packers.
Green Bay has won three of four in St. Louis during the regular season
since the franchise relocated from Los Angeles.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR
The Packers didnt miss a beat through the air despite No. 1 wideout
Greg Jennings missing his second game in a row due to a groin issue,
with Nelson and Jones stepping up in the veterans place.
Nelson matched a career high with his three touchdown grabs, while Jones
became the second player in franchise history to haul in two scoring
catches in three straight games. He joined Don Hutson (Nov. 14-Dec. 5,
1943) and his seven TDs on the season led the NFL and already match a
career high set through 16 games last season.
"I think were pretty deep, first of all, in that group," Rodgers said of
his wide receivers. "When you can have Jennings and Nelson and
James Jones and Randall Cobb as your top guys there and Donald (Driver)
with his experience, when you lose a guy, the expectation is the next
guy up is going to play well. And they have, in this case."
St. Louis secondary faces a tough task, but does come into this game
ranked fifth in passing defense. The Rams are yielding 210.7 yards per
game through the air and also rank fifth in the NFL with 18.5 points
allowed per game.
Cornerback Cortland Finnegan leads the team with three interceptions,
one returned for a score, and defensive end Chris Long logged his fourth
sack of the season in last weeks loss. Fellow end Robert Quinn will
also try to pressure Rodgers this weekend and add to his team-leading
six sacks this year.
"Well, theyre talented. I think they do a very good job with attacking
the line of scrimmage from alignments and even their personnel," Packers
head coach Mike McCarthy noted of the Rams defense. "So, it really
starts up front with them. I really like their corners.
Cortland Finnegans been a good player in this league for a long time and
(CB Janoris) Jenkins, hes off to an excellent start as a rookie, too.
So, its a group thats definitely going to be a challenge."
Injuries are continuing to mount for the Packers, who went into last
game minus running back Cedric Benson and nose tackle B.J. Raji. Benson
is on the injured reserve/designated for return list.
Middle linebacker D.J. Smith was lost for the season due to a knee
injury suffered versus the Texans, with Brad Jones, Robert Francois and
Jamari Lattimore candidates to replace him in the starting lineup.
Outside linebacker Nick Perry is also likely to miss some time due to a
knee injury sustained versus the Texans and Jennings was unable to
practice on Wednesday. Cornerback Sam Shields may miss this game as
well.
Green Bays issues at linebacker could open up some holes for Rams
running backs Jackson and Daryl Richardson. The duo combined for 128
rushing yards on 23 carries, including 76 by Richardson.
Though Jackson is a former Pro Bowl back and can also make plays in the
receiving game, Richardson could continue to see plenty of work. He owns
the two longest runs by a Rams player this year at 53 and 44 yards, the
latter coming versus the Dolphins.
"I think hes getting more and more comfortable," offensive coordinator
Brian Schottenheimer told the Rams official website of Richardson. "You
see less mental errors in practice. Hes playing faster. You see all the
little detail things that you want him doing, with little calls and
stuff that hes making. Thats exciting to see.
"Daryl is a great change of pace. Were going to try to keep people off
balance."
OVERALL ANALYSIS
The Rams have yielded 16 points over their last two home games, but
those wins came against lackluster offenses belonging to the Seattle
Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals.
St. Louis struggled in containing Washington Redskins rookie quarterback
Robert Griffin III in a Week 2 win at home, so the defensive unit could
be in for a long day against a confident star like Rodgers.
Rodgers has thrown for 585 yards and five touchdowns to just one
interception in two previous meetings with the Rams. That includes a
trio of scoring strikes, including one each to Nelson (93 yards) and
Jones, in a 24-3 win last season.
If the Rams can control the clock with a solid run game they may stand a
chance, but the Packers are riding a big wave from last week and once
again look like one of the NFCs best.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Packers 27, Rams 13
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. -- Garrett Reid, the oldest son of Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy
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slam, and Aguadulce, Panama, defeated the Hastings All-Stars from
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Barcelona, meanwhile, edged out Valencia 1-0 thanks to Adrianos
first-half screamer to remain perfect after three games and lead the
standings.
Madrid displayed little of the attacking flair it unleashed to topple
Barcelona in the Spanish Supercup earlier this week, but Ronaldos first
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He didnt Friday night and was left scratching his head.
"Ive got to find a way to miss down when I miss," he said.TORONTO --
Canadas tennis ranks are getting some reinforcements, but possibly not
in time for a high-profile Davis Cup match against Spain.
A Tennis Canada spokesman has confirmed that Jesse Levine is applying to
tennis authorities to represent Canada rather than the U.S.
The 25-year-old Levine, currently ranked 104th in the world, was born in
Ottawa but moved to the U.S. when he was 13.
The ATP lists his residence as Boca Raton, Fla.
"Hes been on our radar for a while," said Louis-Philippe Dorais, Tennis
Canadas director of communications and marketing. "But now its pretty
much for sure hell be representing Canada from now on."
Levine has petitioned the International Tennis Federation to represent
Canada.
"Its just a matter of timing," Dorais said. "As far as will he be
eligible to play Davis Cup for us in February, probably not. But for the
rest, its pretty much a formality that hell be representing Canada from
now on. Aldon Smith Youth Jersey.
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Canada, seeded 12th, hosts top-ranked Spain in Vancouver Feb. 1-3 in a
first-round World Group match.
Based on current rankings, Levine would be the countrys second-ranked
player behind Milos Raonic (No. 13). Vasek Pospisil is currently No. 2
with a ranking of No. 125.
Levine is headed to the Australian Open in January after winning a wild
card by defeating Robby Ginepri 6-0, 6-2, 6-1 in a U.S. Tennis
Association playoff.
He teamed up with Michael Shabaz to win the junior doubles title at
Wimbledon in 2005, when he reached a career-high No. 14 in the junior
rankings.
Levine turned heads in one year at the University of Florida before
moving to the pro ranks in 2007. That year he spent 10 weeks training in
Dubai with Swiss star Roger Federer, according to the ATP.
The five-foot-nine 150-pounder has won US$264,222 this year on the ATP
Tour and $867,967 over his career.
His career-high ranking was 69th in January.
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