The second week of the second half of Cheesestradamus has arrived! Let me first apologize for a lack of a Week 10 recap post - it's been a crazy week, so the recap can be found after the jump. Before we look to the past, though, let's take a look ahead to Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers instead.

The usual categories are present, as always, but with Tampa's suspect pass defense, I thought we should take a look at the passing game. You'll predict Aaron Rodgers' passer rating (with the usual point levels at +/- 2.5, 5, and 7.5 points), as well as the player who will be on the receiving end of the Packers' first completed pass. We'll then take a look to the defense; you'll predict the number of sacks the Packers will record and the total yards they'll allow to the Bucs. That one will have points at +/- 10, 20, and 30 yards for 3, 2, and 1 point each.

Before the jump, let me congratulate the Week 10 winner, Danwood, on his 12-point performance. Good work, sir.

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Week 10 Standings

Week 10 Results

Packers' score: 45

Vikings' score: 7

First touchdown: Randall Cobb (80-yard punt return)

First sack: Clay Matthews III

Starks touches: 16

Total turnovers: 2 (one INT by MIN,  one lost fumble by GB)

Packers' penalties: One (for 5 yards)

Correct and eligible bonuses:
Clay Matthews has multiple sacks (caladrylclear7, Fartfacefive, Rehnn)
Randall Cobb TD (Jeffersap, arodgb, uglyfatpimplynerd)
Rodgers throws 4 TDs (MikeSchultz, MisterRok, jolly rancher, tcorzine, YYZPacker)
Cobb has a kick/punt return of over 50 yards (neilfunk69, ilpackfan34)
Packers have a kick return of 40+ yards (vandecm)
Defensive or special teams touchdown (bigpoppaloaf)
John Kuhn TD (swenny916, Busha)
Packers score the final points of the game (Danwood) Note: shockingly, this only happened once in the first 8 games
Packers allow less than 250 total passing yards (Nels Winkler)
Packers convert a 4th down (SlowJoe445)
Matt Flynn gets playing time (tgrosse)
Adrian Peterson is held under 75 yards (Paul Haugen)
Packers score a special teams TD (Dobin226, NorthStarr, nobmarks)
Either team's special teams score a TD (Kid19)
Packers win by more than twice the Vikings' total score (badgerman59)
Tramon Williams gets an INT (ctxsix)
James Starks has a higher YPC than Adrian Peterson (robert st)

First Half Standings