Vikings vs. Packers 2013, NFL Playoffs: Green Bay advances

Joe Webb should get a .5 credit for that one. He’s not having a very good night. Again, there were more than a few who thought Webb’s last-minute start might help the Vikings.

Our apologies, we missed this hat in our list of things you might see at Green Bay Packers tailgate.

There were a few people on Twitter changing their picks when it was announced Webb would start. Go ahead, admit it.

The only question on the Packers injury report is whether they will have running back James Starks return to the field. The third-year running back returned to practice on a limited basis this week, but is listed as questionable against the Vikings. He has been out of the lineup since suffering a knee injury against the Vikings in early December.

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- beer brats

The Green Bay Packers are 7-0 SU and 5-2 ATS in their last seven home games, and they’ll be at home again this Saturday when they host the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field in a rematch of last Sunday’s game.

Green Bay was a 7.5-point home favorite as of midweek at most shops tracked by OddsShark.com, but Viking bettors only need to look back one week to find reason to believe.

Minnesota and Green Bay met twice in December, with the home team winning each contest. The Packers knocked off the Vikings in Week 13, 23-14, while the Vikings clinched a playoff berth in Week 17, with a 37-34 win over Green Bay.

Now, the two rivals will meet on Saturday for just the second time ever in the playoffs, with a trip to the NFC’s Divisional round on the line.