Really? Well, grab a
beer from the fridge or bar…quickly, but keep your head on a swivel because the
Beast is going to FEAST tonight.
The Packers average allowing 117+ yards on the ground to RBs
and that includes a Bears team in Week 2 without Matt Forte who hurt his knee after only
7 carries. In Week 1, an aging Frank
Gore looked like Jamal Charles against the Packers’ secondary who cannot even tackle
the Green Bay rusher pictured on the right.
Back spasms or off-season spasms have caused Lynch to carry a lot of question
marks. They were all removed in Week 2, when versus a tough Cowboy DT he racked
up 122 yards and a TD on 22 carries.
The Feast won’t be just for the Beast, although we won’t be
having Rice, there will be a Chancellor, a Hawk, and Clay…and of course, no
Feast is complete without corn on the Cobb.
So what do we need to feast? We NEED to make games more FUN to watch. We NEED a vested interest in the players on
both sides of the ball. We NEED an easy
to play, but fun fantasy game.
So, what is INGAMER?
Simple, it is an easy to play fantasy game for a single football game with
the ability to change players each quarter.
So you want to play, but you don’t know where to go or who
to pick, right? We got your back. Let’s go through how to play and then
breakdown some analysis of Packers at Seahawks game tonight on ESPN.
HOW INGAMER WORKS
So how does it work?
You simply register for the game at www.ingamer.com. We make that easy too as you can use Facebook
or Google+ automatic sign in. Then,
select tonight’s matchup – Packers at Seahawks.

FINDING THE BEST PLAYERS
The great thing about InGamer is that the scoring (left) is
designed to make sure players who have a good game for their teams, will have a
good game for you. So you should select
players that will help their team the most and that will give you the highest
score.
So, the Fill Squad button does some math to make sure you
have a competitive team, but you want to do more to determine who to pick. Well, the information is built into
InGamer. You can find it all there to
help you make decisions. Here are some
of our favorite plays tonight.
SEAHAWKS TO PICK TONIGHT
Marshawn Lynch, RB
This is more a coronation of Lynch than it is an indictment of the
Packers DT. Lynch is that good. Strong power north and south rusher who will
have his way with running away from AJ Hawk.
With 22 for 122 and TD last week, he was able to avoid Sean Lee of the
Cowboys and you should expect solid rushing and at least one TD tonight.
KJ Wright, LB
The fourth round draft pick out of Mississippi State in 2011 took over as a starter after week 2 in 2011 and never looked back. Coach Carroll credits Wright with keeping the defense together and his 8 tackles and 6 assists is second on the team. Look for Wright to find an over the middle pass and get a pick. At 6’4” and 250, he controls the middle for this tough Seahawk defense.
Kam Chancellor, SS
Packers TO PICK TONIGHT
Maybe we should start with who not to start. Do not start any RBs for the Packers. The Seahawks DT has only allowed 72 total
yards this year to RBs. Do not start
kickers. Seahawks do their job there
too. Only 4.5 pts per game averaged from
the kicker position in their first two games.
So who to play:
Aaron Rodgers, QB
Rodgers will have to throw to beat this Seahawks defense. He will throw early and often to the TE and
to players out of the backfield. Rodgers
averaged over 300 yards passing per game last season while throwing 45
TDs. This year, he threw for 300+ yards
in week 1 and then in a game that turned into the Cedric Benson show because
the Bears kept only seven in the box, the Pack opted not to throw. The Seahawks believe they can stop both the
pass and the run especially in one of the loudest buildings in the NFL. Expect Aaron Rodgers to be the show with flip
passes to Finley, Cobb and J Nelson who are all great after the catch.
Randall Cobb, WR
Jermichael Finley, TE
After two drops and inconsistent route running, Finley dedicated to
getting back to week 1 form. He has 11
catches and a TD in two games and the run heavy game 2 makes us think that caused
the loss of focus since he was blocking 90% of the time. Finley remains a dominant force at TE and a
great short option for Rodgers. Bank on
Finley to help jump start Green Bay early and often.
A.J. Hawk, LB
Clay Matthews Jr, LB
With 6 sacks in the first two games and his crushing performance in
Week 2 that included 3.5 sacks of Jay Cutler.
Russell Wilson is much more elusive than the slower Cutler, but Matthews
has the speed to track down the touted QB.
Matthews also has 10 tackles plus assists and drops into coverage often
enough to get an occasional pick or defend passes.
Finally, HAVE FUN.
Don’t overthink. Play the players
you want to root for and those that you think will do the best. Simple as that.
So pick the place to watch the game.
Grab your friends. Get the beer. AND….get
ready for the FEAST…INGAMER.
Rick Wolf is a consultant, player, radio host and writer in Fantasy Sports who with Glenn Colton has won 6 major expert titles in the last 10 years. Wolf started the Fantasy Sports Division at CBS Sports in 1996 and transformed Rotoworld.com in 2002 to be bought by NBCU in 2006. Wolf is a founding board member of the FSTA, acted as its chairman from 2002-2006 and was elected to the FSTA Hall of Fame in 2011. Wolf also co-hosts a popular radio show on Sirius XM Fantasy Sports Radio – Colton and The Wolfman. He can be found on Twitter @RickWolf1
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