The Green Bay Packers will look to avenge a one-sided regular season loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday night, with the stakes higher this time around. Here are five bold predictions for the Divisional Round rematch between the Cardinals and Packers.
![5 Bold Predictions For Green Bay Packers vs. Arizona Cardinals In NFC Divisional Playoff](/nfl/files/2016/01/Aaron-Rodgers-Norm-Hall-Getty-Images-320x180.jpg)
5. John Crockett Will Be Green Bay's Leading Rusher
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5. John Crockett Will Be Green Bay's Leading Rusher
Crockett spent most of this season on the Packers' practice squad after going undrafted last year, and he had nine carries in two regular season games. With conditioning (Eddie Lacy) and fumbling (James Starks) issues elsewhere on the depth chart, I see Crockett getting some extended run against Arizona.
4. Jared Abbrederis Will Lead the Packers In Receptions
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4. Jared Abbrederis Will Lead the Packers In Receptions
Davante Adams (knee) is unlikely to play against the Cardinals, and Abbrederis is in line for a bigger role. Arizona's secondary is thinned a bit without Tyrann Mathieu, so opportunity should meet production for Abbrederis on Saturday night.
3. Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd Will Combine For 20 Receptions
![Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd Will Combine For 20 Receptions](/nfl/files/2016/01/Fitzgerald-Floyd-Christian-Petersen-Getty-Images.jpg)
3. Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd Will Combine For 20 Receptions
Floyd dealt with a knee issue late in the regular season, but he should play Saturday night. The Cardinals have a deep group of wide receivers, but in an important game Carson Palmer should look toward Fitzgerald and Floyd plenty.
2. David Johnson Will Have At Least 150 Combined Offensive Yards
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2. David Johnson Will Have At Least 150 Combined Offensive Yards
Johnson has stepped out of kickoff return duties since taking over as Arizona's No. 1 running back, so I'm leaving out any potential yardage there. But the rookie will be a key factor on Saturday night, and I expect big dual threat production.
1. Aaron Rodgers Will Throw at Least Two Interceptions
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1. Aaron Rodgers Will Throw at Least Two Interceptions
Rodgers has thrown just eight interceptions all season, counting last Sunday's playoff game, with multiple interceptions in a game just once (Week 5 against the St. Louis Rams). But I think some of the eight sacks Arizona had of Rodgers in the regular season matchup will become forced, errant throws this time around.
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