The Packers might have escaped the disaster Sunday against the Oakland Raiders. Mr. enjoy leading 31-0 halftime, and Jennings knee pain early in the third quarter. Instead of it being the end of the season, but injuries, the report suggested that sprains knee and he will be out two to three weeks. Jennings is expected to return in time for March playoffs.
While the Packers loaded on recipient-filled there may be better than at any other position-it serves as a warning to the Club and fans who want to see Green Bay win its last three regular season games and finished 4-0 heading into the playoffs.
This is the same dilemma faced by every team's undefeated all season. Are they going to perfection or, once they have secured home field advantage through the playoffs, resting star player and protect from injury before the playoffs started probably?
Whether the risk of damaging the player sits and "edge" cohesiveness that got to this point with an unblemished record? It would be better to taste defeat now and may go into the playoffs with a bitter taste that may leave-provides the Bank might push the team to win Super Bowl second-row?
Perfection is good, but not at the cost of injuries to key players. The Packers had to concentrate on its homefield advantage, then rested their key players.